Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

It’s simple, has less bloodshed if equal to none. It’s a character-centric story that allows us to connect with Beth and follow her steps, whatever it might take. Review

The height of action cinema of the 21st century that must reign and will reign for generation to come. Review

So you can forgive Styles for his bad acting skills if you just want to enjoy the story. But if you are looking much more than that from him, better skip it and concentrate on other actors’ work, because they deserve the film to be seen just for them. Review

Knock at the Cabin shows that the psychological horror thriller genre is well alive and can continue to thrive if more ideas like this are explored. Review

Director Anthony Chen does an amazing job telling perhaps the most ordinary Immigrant story with the background of a character that will leave your heart pounding. Review

You Hurt My Feelings is an average film with a concept that would not make bigger noise if not for Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tobias Menzies. Review

The film, I should warn you, is filled with graphic sex scenes that really do not help in character development. The idea itself is excellent – no doubt about that. Execution is perfect. Undoubtedly. The rest of the scenes could be easily cut out and left in the dark. Review

I grant, maybe it’s just me who did not understand it, and I always try to give the filmmakers the benefit of the doubt. Unfortunately, not in this case. Review

The Pod Generation is a funny film with a thought-provoking concept. Review

With an exceptional performance by Gael Garcia Bernal, and how he embodies Cassandro, capturing his strength and weaknesses, and how, despite the hatred of crows, he reinvents himself for good. Review

Be prepared for an extremely intimate documentary of Michael J. Fox and the tough road he left behind as he continues to conquer it with life-threatening disease as a superhero. Review

It’s a sad story of redemption that comes at a certain price. It’s a hard dilemma Ricky must face, but under the circumstances, will he do what is right or remain the person society would expect an ex-offender to be? Review

Shayda emphasises the importance of having an open discussion about domestic violence and what the system does to not let it happen again. Review

Radical offers a heartwarming real-life encounter between a teacher who found an extraordinary way to help troubled children to gain knowledge at school. Review

Slow, written and directed by Marija Kavtaradze, offers a complicated emotional connection of one being with another. Due to the undeniable chemistry between actors Greta Grinevičiūtė and Kęstutis Cicėnas, the film works perfectly, as both Elena and Dovydas turn their experience into larger than life. Review

The Night Logan Woke Up is a limited series done with taste. Review

Director Ahmad Alyaseer delivers an outstanding job by showcasing the cultural differences that are really not far from the western world. Review

It’s a sad story. Shocking and thought-provoking. Review

It’s a decent short film that allows the filmmaker to explore the human connection during brief moments. Review

Andrea Riseborough and Stephen Graham are a perfect match. Review

Perhaps, that is what makes M3GAN so good, interesting, thought-provoking, and darn good horror flick you will enjoy, trust me on that. Review

When You Finish Saving the World is a predictable drama with a solid performance by Julianne Moore, while the rest of the cast, including Finn Wolfhard, failed to capture the essence of Ziggy. Review

It’s a harrowing story with a price none of us would like to pay. Review

Martin McDonagh delivers the best black tragicomedy in decades. Colin Farrell provides the performance of a lifetime, including the body language of his character, that will leave you in awe. Review