Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

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

The film marks Lee Jung-jae's first directorial debut with an excellent spy thriller that will take your breath away. Review

Written by Ron Oliver and Jeff Bonnett and directed by Janeen Damian, Falling for Christmas is a worthwhile piece that will make you smile. Review

As for the performance, what can I say other than Evan Peters has got me. He got me to the point where I want to punch him through the screen. Review

It’s excellent and thought-provoking and invokes all the fears you may get in case you find yourself in the same situation. Review

Todd Field provides a very detailed insight into the backstage of ‘cancel’ culture and what it does to its victim. Review

Through his determination, we see a different perspective of the A 752 flight, and that is something what the title said already – 752 is not just a number and that is something the Iranian government, thanks to Hamed Esmellion, won’t ever forget. Review

It’s safe to say that Emma Corrin as young Marion, David Dawson as Patrick and Gina McKee as the older Marion carry the film. Harry Styles is excellent as a closeted officer, but when it comes to emotional scenes, there’s nothing he can extract out of himself, which makes his character Tom emotionally empty, which is not the case. Review

Wildflower is an excellent family drama everyone can enjoy. It’s smart, witty, and does not overload with unnecessary lines or stories. Review

Jub Clerc does an amazing job by capturing the pain of an injured soul that does not believe in a bright future. Review

The Fabelmans does not mess around and as soon as it starts, it makes a strong statement... Review

The Woman King is just an incredibly inspiring story that shows how only through unity can the enemy be defeated. Review

What is more appealing about I Like Movies is the story of a young man that has to learn to ask questions, show interest in others and leave his own personal agenda aside for a second, while focusing on others. Review

It is a funny and moving comedy that allows its characters to thrive within the cinematic universe, turning their journey into life. Review