Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Noble Intention is still worthwhile seeing, that I am sure won’t leave you indifferent, even though sometime after you may forget that you have ever seen it. Review

The Bookstore is an indie film with some intelligent satiric approach. The lines written by Diamante are wickedly smart, quotable and memorable. Review

Wizard Mode explores the life of one individual whose every step will inspire you to do great things. Review

The best thing about The Battle with Satan is that it never tries to use forcible pressure to affect on the mind of the less prepared audience. Review

Land of Not Knowing is a film you would not expect to touch you so deeply. It’s real, heartbreaking and terrifying. Review

Performance delivered by Michalina Olszanska as Olga Hepnarová is vivid and memorable. She captures Olga’s insanity, loneliness in a way it may scare you sometimes. Review

It’s intelligent, carefully written and yet provides food for thought, that you as a viewer will have to reanalyze after you watch it. Review

Leyla Bouzid’s As I Open My Eyes captures the Tunisian picture so colorfully. She shows the life or the expectation the youth might have, and their parents who always must look over their shoulders and get ready to protect their loved ones when the time comes. Review

L’odeur de la mandarine is an excellent melodrama that concentrates on the story and never manipulates the feeling. Review

Even though Saint Amour is a charming story about a father-and-son relationship, it still fails to find the bottom line. Review

In the end, there is no negativity in this film, but only nail-biting storyline with some impressive performances that will fulfill any Friday movie night. Review

The People vs. Fritz Bauer is an excellent historical film that aims not to overload the audience with too much facts but rather captures only one part of it, enough to shake any indifferent mind. Review

With a well-written script and character study, The Hollow is surely a film that you should not miss. Review

The David Dance well captures the human spirit in the best way possible... Review

But at the end of the day, it’s a unique experience which counts and with that mission, Me3 can consider itself as an accomplished one. Review

Eve Morgenstern’s film reveals some shocking facts, that, I am afraid is relevant for any country or a little city that has the power plant next door. Review

The screenplay he has co-written with Jeff Howard is clever and creepy. Anyone who enjoyed the Conjuring and Insidious will certainly be satisfied after watching Flanagan’s film. Review

Despite a unique storyline that will be accepted and understood by only a small number of viewers, Joshua Marston as a director could not find depth in the story, which I am afraid, even you will notice. Review

Kevin Hart manages to get laughs from the audience by walking a very fine line between what he or the audience finds as funny jokes while some other may find them offensive. Review

It’s truly an outstanding story... Review

Good or bad, that’s not a question, but the answer the series provides is that it’s going to become the most talked about TV production that, I am sure, none of us would like to come to an end. Review

In Ross Adam and Robert Cannan’s The Lovers and the Despot the story unfolds like in an old-fashioned film noir where you try to figure out who is the good and who is the bad guy. Review

It’s smart, well scripted, and can be seen as many times you wish. More importantly, it grabs your attention so quickly that, in the end, you will have no choice, but to have the same trip the girl from the train has. Review

Tom Hanks as Sully is impeccable. Aaron Eckhart’s solid performance brings Jeff Skiles well-deserved recognition, as someone who any of us could rely on him our lives. Review