Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

Marvel has given us another fantastic hero with his very own corner of the universe. Review

A horror film that builds tension and unease remarkably well. Review

Endings are never easy, but these filmmakers really knocked this ending out of the park. Review

It has engaging moments, but, for most of the film you are left with very little to be engrossed by. Review

Visually stunning, it includes some splendid performances... Review

Staunton does a fantastic job with a character that is impossible not to loathe. Review

A great chapter for the film series and Mike Newell did a solid job with the film. Review

A fantastic fantasy film, and, probably, the best film in the Harry Potter franchise. Review

A monster movie that touched on racism and slavery.ing. Review

Sure, the best thing about the film is the concept, but the Gunslinger is a pretty solid ‘bad guy,’ and both Benjamin and Brolin’s characters are fun to watch. Review

What John Williams gave this franchise was truly wonderful. Review

There are worse animated films to sit through, and even if the story doesn’t grab you, then you still have the pretty animation. Review

A fantastic little concert. Review

I really grew tired of what I felt was a tedious mockumentary, and that is a real shock to me. Review

It’s fun to watch, and it feels very light – almost like a snack version of an amazing political drama. Review

A solid entry into the war film genre, with a story I haven’t seen done before. Review

It will anger its audience, but also bring some to tears. When I saw it I was both angry and devastated. Review

But at a certain point, the classic Cohen comedy overpowers the fillm and goes too far. There are truly disgusting and distasteful scenes here. Review

A good sequel to a cult film, and, at worst,a solid Blair Witch for a new generation to enjoy. Review

Feels unimportant and dull. Review

Fans of Cianfrance, Fassbender, and Vikander should see this film. Review

A misstep, but I still look back at the first Spider-Man series of films with a smile on my face. Review

Alfred Molina is just perfect as Doc Ock. Review

The film doesn’t hold your hand. Life is hard, and you don’t always have the answers to why you are where you are. Review