Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

The narrative of Kung Fu Panda 4 expands, introducing a richer tapestry of characters who transcend their self-interests, embrace communal values, and acknowledge life’s expansive scope. Review

Mea Culpa is less a film and more a shadow of one. It represents a work of art that should have remained conceptual, a story not worthy of being told. Review

This is me… Now stands out as one of the most ambitious projects you’ll ever encounter. The version of Jennifer Lopez portrayed is mature, smart, wise, and fearless—a risk-taker in every sense. Review

The entire plot feels empty, illogical, and incoherent, as if the script was penned by a toddler or someone under the influence. Review

Crafted by Laura Chinn, the narrative is a poignant reflection of personal experience, infusing the film with an added layer of heartbreak. Review

Crafted by Martin Scorsese, whose vision previously brought us Gangs of New York, this film is a poignant exploration of the unheard and suppressed. Review

It’s a beautiful yet challenging story, and the stellar performances by Fantasia Barrino, Danielle Brooks, the wonderful Taraji P. Henson, Colman Domingo, Corew Hawkins, and Halle Bailey make the journey you are about to embark on truly worthwhile, deserving to be relived time and time again. Review

Migration stands as an exceptional animated film that will captivate audiences of all ages. The film is replete with great lines, and the combination of music and animation creates a delightful experience, leaving you with a smile on your face throughout. Review

End of the World is not as bad as it may sound if you don’t take it seriously. Review

The film shocks with its portrayal of those who exploit their privileged lives, power, and wealth at the expense of the vulnerable. Review

Whether it’s the dialogue, lyrics, or narrative, it feels as though it was crafted by someone devoid of a human touch. No offense intended, but Wish lacks heart, feelings, or a pulse. Review

Julia Garner delivers an outstanding performance as Hanna, a young woman who cannot be deceived by anybody. Review

Grant Singer’s directorial debut is nothing short of captivating. He crafts a story that is both intriguing and intelligent, leaving you yearning for more screen time. Review

What truly sets Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie apart is its heartwarming message of teamwork, friendship, and never giving up. Review

Typically, I tend to avoid documentaries centered on well-known figures, but this particular one piqued my curiosity, and it did not disappoint. It boasts a heart and soul. Review

The Burial is an excellent drama with elements of comedy. It entertains the audience from start to finish, with flawless writing and direction. Review

Without delving into the specifics of Ilker Catak’s film, it’s worth noting that our protagonist, Carla, takes an unconventional approach and believes she has identified the person who stole money from her purse. Review

Chloe Domont’s screenplay is a meticulous masterpiece that keeps viewers perched at the edge of their seats. Review

Nothing that has been written comes close to what Expats has to offer. I am confident that once you start watching it, you might find yourself in agreement. Review

The Dinner boasts exceptional writing, direction, and performances from the entire cast. It’s sharp, wicked, and utterly flawless. Review

Nyad is a beautifully crafted autobiographical film that refrains from manipulating the audience’s emotions. Review

I must emphasize that Woman of the Hour is the most captivating, shocking, and unsettling true-crime thriller that will shake you to your core. Review

Next Goal Wins is a delightful, comical, and downright hilarious film that whisks its audience away to the picturesque and tight-knit community of American Samoa. Review

The Holdovers is beautifully written, directed, and acted, destined to become an instant Christmas classic to enjoy with your adult children. Review