Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

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

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

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

Lost the style that made the original film great. Review

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

Completely falls apart in the poorly paced final act. Review

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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. Review

Breathes new life into the world that Spielberg made us love back in 1993. Review

The film is incredibly funny – and Jeff Goldblum is the reason why. Review

Stunning, tangible, and features a legendary portrayal of a humanoid robot. Review

This idea had a lot of potential, but, in the end, this isn’t for anyone but the hardcore Disney-lovers. Review

Godzilla the monster was well done, the same cannot be said for the story... Review

Charlize Theron is magnificent as Furiosa, and to be honest, she is my favorite part of the film. Review

Coppola’s masterpiece is still immensely powerful. Review

Whedon’s seemingly last Marvel film is a flawed vision, but a lot of fun. Review

Vin Diesel singlehandedly carried this film on his back. And did so well. Review

A perfect love-child of The Spy Who Loved Me and Kick-Ass. Review