Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Gerard Johnstone has once again proven his talent for balancing thrills, technology, and satire. This sequel is bigger and bolder, but also more introspective. Review

Straw is Tyler Perry’s most mature and harrowing film to date. It’s a blistering critique of systemic failure, told through the eyes of a mother who is not crazy, not criminal—but broken by a society that never gave her a chance. Review

Behind this dazzling narrative stands a dream team of storytellers who deserve thunderous applause. Review

What makes this installment soar isn’t just the action—it’s the writing. Christopher McQuarrie and Erik Jendresen deliver a screenplay that is razor-sharp, articulate, and emotionally grounded. Review

Through its seamless blend of heartfelt animation and live-action storytelling, the film bursts with color, humor, and tenderness. Review

What makes Drop stand out is not just its twisting narrative or relentless pacing, but how it toys with perception. Review

Affleck and Bernthal are terrific together. Their chemistry is raw and sincere, giving the film a heart that John Wick sorely lacks. Review

Brutal, shocking, and utterly uncompromising, Yadang: The Snitch does not flinch away from showing the ugliness of drug culture. Review

Naomi Watts delivers a performance filled with quiet strength and aching vulnerability. Review

The humor is sharp, the emotional beats resonate deeply, but the film’s greatest triumph is its leading lady. Renée Zellweger delivers a performance that feels effortless yet deeply layered... Review

Bring Them Down is a powerful and thought-provoking film that lingers in the mind long after the credits have rolled. Review

Michelle Dockery, Topher Grace, and Mark Wahlberg turn in performances that feel uninspired, as if they are just going through the motions. None of them elevate the material, and as a result, the film struggles to find any real spark. Review

It lacks the energy and depth needed to make the story truly impactful. Review

This philosophical reflection becomes the foundation of the story, weaving a narrative of friendship, mortality, and the need for connection. Review

Barry Jenkins, with his impeccable direction, has given us a film that is as visually stunning as it is emotionally profound. The animation, the voice acting, and the storytelling come together to create an unforgettable cinematic experience. Review

Our Little Secret is a cozy romantic comedy that strikes the right balance of humor and heart. Review

Together, Chu, Erivo, and Grande craft a cinematic experience that is both visually stunning and emotionally resonant. Review

The premise of the film feels contrived and misguided. Review

The Apprentice doesn’t just offer a cinematic portrayal of Donald Trump’s rise; it holds a mirror up to real life, reflecting the troubling reality of how power, manipulation, and unchecked ambition can shape a public figure—and ultimately, a nation. Review

The Wild Robot is a visually stunning and emotionally resonant film that goes beyond the typical family-friendly fare. Review

Hold Your Breath marks Sarah Paulson’s return to her roots in genre filmmaking, bringing a powerful blend of supernatural and psychological tension to the screen. Review

Heretic is an incredibly smart, engaging, and thrilling film that’s as entertaining as it is terrifying. Review

Unstoppable is more than just a sports drama; it’s a testament to the power of perseverance and the human spirit. Review

John Crowley delivers what may be his most beautiful work to date, skillfully navigating the story’s jumps in time to keep the audience emotionally engaged. Review