Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Sam McGlynn faced a difficult task in creating a film that resonates with the audience while being interesting, engaging, and funny all at once. Frankly, he succeeds in delivering a poignant story through laughter, one that will definitely find its audience, even if it may not be as broad as he might have hoped. Review

The film’s opulence quickly becomes overwhelming. The lavish sets and costumes, though impressive in scale, only highlight the film’s inability to utilize them effectively. Review

Close to You may not be a groundbreaking film, but it offers a meaningful and emotional portrayal of a transgender man’s journey through self-acceptance and societal acceptance. Review

With strong performances, especially from Haley Bennett, and a story that resonates with timeless themes of perseverance and innovation, the film is a must-watch for those who appreciate historical dramas and stories of female empowerment. Review

Blake Lively’s portrayal of Lily is nothing short of extraordinary. She brings the character to life with such depth and authenticity that her pain becomes palpable. Review

The cast delivers exceptional performances, with each of the lead actresses bringing depth and authenticity to their roles. Review

Naoise, Liam Óg, and JJ bring authenticity and energy to their roles, making the story feel both personal and impactful. Review

The combination of Shyamalan’s direction and Hartnett’s performance makes “Trap” a memorable thriller that stands out in its genre. Review

It’s like a Hallmark movie, but with more decapitations and snark. Review

Whether you are a fan of Celine Dion or not, be prepared for an emotional journey filled with raw feelings and gratitude. Review

Daddio exemplifies the power of simple storytelling done right... Review

Inside Out 2 is one of the most significant animated films in recent years. Review

Alarms is an excellent short film that showcases the importance of not losing sight of critical aspects. Review

Directed by Juliette Eisner, the film offers an unflinching look into this shameful chapter of history. Review

Hacking Hate offers a sobering look at where society is headed. Review

The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write About a Serial Killer is an absolute triumph. It’s engaging from beginning to end, using the beloved serial killer genre in a comedic way. Review

In this poignant and heart-wrenching short documentary, David shares his struggles with addiction to alcohol and drugs and his journey towards sobriety. Review

Abigail is an excellent and innovative horror film that allows Alisha Weir to step out of her comfort zone and shine as an emerging star of modern cinema. Review

Colman Domingo’s exceptional performance allows viewers to grasp Rustin’s motives and champion his cause as he secures the necessary backing for his significant rally. Review

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