Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

A terrific example of how colorful characters and a sudden turn of events can significantly alter the documentary. Review

A waste of time and money. It just does not work. Review

A unique and extremely charming and well-written romantic-comedy. Review

A fun popcorn movie with a lot of really cool action, but it also suffers from some of the same issues that other blockbuster sequels do. Review

An impressive artistic genre-bending film that I suspect a lot of people are going to loathe. Review

I really enjoyed the movie, which is one of the best horror movies of the year thus far. Review

The film isn’t about a hero, but the Dunkirk spirit itself. Review

Has a great cast, a fun premise, and I could see a bunch of people have fun with it if they’ve got nothing else to do... Review

A poorly executed movie that I just cannot recommend. Review

A fun experience. Review

Never quite becomes as good as Marvel’s Daredevil but still definitely has great moments. Review

A truncated mess of a film. Review

Scary and is going to be a very fun experience for horror movie fans, even though the story isn’t all that original. Review

Extremely entertaining and more fun than any other film featuring the character. Review

Not an easy film to watch, but most definitely one you should check out post-haste. Review

A flat-out fantastic film. Review

An undeniably badass leading lady and a show-stopping action sequence can only take you so far. Review

Isn’t scary at all, and it contains some of the worst horror movie characters. Review

Destined to be a new science-fiction classic, and propel Caesar into becoming, quite frankly, the most iconic character in the entire franchise. Review

Even though the ending of the film is somewhat predictable, the intensity of the third act is worth the price of admission. Review

It isn’t scary, it isn’t funny, and it doesn’t comfortably introduce the universe it is set in. Review

Easily, and obviously, the funniest Batman-film that we’ve ever seen, but also the best Batman-film since Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. Review

Definitely had some tongue-in-cheek humor and TV-star cameos, but, somewhere along the way, it seems like they forgot to actually make a good movie. Review

A sincere, refreshing, and exciting film that is going to give the film universe the shot of adrenaline it needs. Review