Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

A lovely sports drama, with a good message at its core, and a lot of heart. Review

Goodwin’s Judy and Bateman’s Nick delivered great performances... Review

It is one of the funniest films I’ve seen in a long time, and I was smiling from beginning to end. Review

Redmayne, Vikander, Heard, and the city of Copenhagen shine in the film, but the film feels much more safe than I expected. Review

There were definitely moments in the film that I loved, but not nearly enough for me to give it a more positive review... Review

I like how the structure of this film specifically resembles both the home-out-home and contract models that we know from fairy tales. Review

While it is a very beautiful film, the savage nature of the film did not strike a chord with me... Review

Thought-provoking, awe-inspiring, and, quite simply, one of the best films of all-time. Review

Robert Redford brings out these very bare and real performances... Review

Gives the franchise new life and will appeal to every crowd imaginable. Review

A huge disappointment, and possibly the worst film of 2015. Review

Exhilarating, emotional, and exceptional. It might be the best film in the Rocky-franchise. Review

A solid ending. Review

This is a must-watch for fans of Men in Black and Edgar Wright’s Cornetto-films. Review

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. Review

Perfectly bridges the new Bond with the old. Review

A cynical and stunning film. Review

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

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

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

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

Ridley Scott’s best film since Alien. Review

Both incredibly breathtaking and perfectly classy. Review

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