Filmrecensies van Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

In spite of two pleasing performances from Tom Bell and Ed Weeks, Project Greenlight‘s 2015 film is problematic from the outset and never really works. Recensie

Perfectly bridges the new Bond with the old. Recensie

A cynical and stunning film. Recensie

Not just one of the best movies of all-time, it might be the best sequel of all-time. Recensie

Must be commended for being a powerful film, which feels incredibly authentic. Recensie

A beautiful gothic ghost story, and one of Del Toro’s best films. Recensie

Allen perfectly balances intrigue, wonder, and beauty in this film. Recensie

Ridley Scott’s best film since Alien. Recensie

Both incredibly breathtaking and perfectly classy. Recensie

Has a great story, brilliant characters but the greatest strength of this film is something rather different. The score is absolutely breathtaking. Recensie

A masterpiece and the best Pixar-film since the original Toy Story. Recensie

The best movie in the Mission: Impossible-franchise. Recensie

Has heart, but ultimately is too poorly written and edited to be memorable. Recensie

Lost the style that made the original film great. Recensie

Not as bad as I had feared, not as good as I had hoped. Recensie

Completely falls apart in the poorly paced final act. Recensie

A must-watch documentary for all comic book fans... Recensie

A fun, personal, heist film and is perhaps one of the most family friendly Marvel films yet. Recensie

A short but solid found-footage film, spearheaded by a great performance by Mark Duplass. Recensie

Steve McQueen, Sean Bobbitt, and John Ridley have crafted one of the most brutal looks at the age of slavery; a near-masterpiece. Recensie

A wonderful coming-of-age drama spearheaded by amazing performances by Tye Sheridan and Matthew McConaughey. Recensie

A beautifully shot horror tale, assisted by one of the best horror scores in years. Recensie

A miscast mess of a film, which is only serviceable due to Emilia Clarke and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s performances. Recensie

This film doesn’t hurt the legacy of the show – but it simply shows us that not every single show needs to go on the big screen. Recensie