Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Poignant, an honest and uncompromising look into the election system. Review

The Clapper is full of charm and loaded with unlimited amount of scenes that make you go aww and laugh, which is very important to keep you energized throughout the movie. Review

It’s genuine, profound and a touching story mainly about a woman who has to look after herself in spite of having two children who are supposed to understand her age and situation. Review

The storytelling is impressive, touching and deep. And the performance, of course, is on the right level to keep you fully engaged for the next eleven minutes. Review

The story unfolds very quickly. Nico’s personality will be developed in a way you will be able to, by looking at him, tell that he’s like a very anticipated viewer who went to watch a movie expecting it to be great but in the end got really disappointed. Review

Permission written by Brian Crana is intelligent, beautifully written, and at some points a very sad movie to watch. Review

It is a well made biopic about a person whose voice has been recognized as one of the most outstanding voices. Review

The Fate of the Furious is a solid follow-up to its previous part, but without Paul Walker, sadly. As you watch the movie, you feel sometimes that the storyline was dragged out, and some scenes were forced. Review

It’s strong, well executed, has straight and uncompromising approach that makes the movie win at every level. Review

It gives you everything you want to enjoy the film throughout without even needing popcorn. Review

Gifted is absolutely charming movie on every level. It does not overload you with unnecessary dramatic scenes to manipulate the viewer, rather creates its own way to connect with the viewer through the special bonds of Frank and Mary. Review

It was interesting, engaging and was faithful to its pace. Character-wise it wasn’t as astonishing as I was expecting, but still delivered what it was intending for a majority of its audience. Review

In conclusion, what was more shocking about Assayas’ film is not beautifully crafted scenes, subtly told story, but Kristen Stewart who with her tour-de-force performance leaves all her previous works behind. Review

Overall, it was a good watch, compelling and worthwhile seeing. Review

The Heretics justifies the genre of horror, as some scenes, musical score and even the make-up do their job perfectly. The plot itself was a bit flat and uninspiring, which unfortunately was visible to the naked eye. Review

The Bakebook is beautifully animated, but keeps it simple. The color will please your eyes, but its story will make the tears to run down from them. Review

Adam Garnet Jones’ dramedy has an interesting and a slow-motion concept of a storyline between two people, whose life is an uneventful as it could get. Review

It is admiring, and in some way a thought provoking piece that I am sure we all must discuss at any level possible. Review

While I had no issues with the acting, it was the storyline that made no sense to me at all. While the idea itself, of course, was excellent, it did not play out well. Review

It’s brutally honest, well directed, acted and written, in a way that will leave no questions answered. Review

The satire and shockingly true storyline continues unfolding the truth of reality we all live in. Review

Everything about Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is pure masterpiece, fascinating, and charming that fills every single scene with timeless songs. Review

It’s a massive movie, with stunning visual effects, gorgeous fighting scenes between Kong and lizards and well acted? Oh yes it was. Review

To add to what has already been said, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back is not a bad movie at all. It is just not as ambitious as you wish it could be, and that is why it was disappointing. Review