Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Tully is a funny and clever film that should be seen by every parent. Review

Truth and Dare is a surprisingly entertaining piece that delivers the best it can to keep the viewer’s attention until its end. Review

Geostorm is not that awful, even if at times it looks ridiculously dull. Review

Director Sean McNamara felt the entire story so deeply, that it is noticeable throughout the film. Review

After the Sirens is one of those documentary films that make you think a lot. And not only about their stories, but literally, everything in life. Review

If you want to relax and not think much for the next one and half hours, The Hurricane Heist is just fine watch for you. Review

Through fantastically impressive challenges, stunning visuals, and CGI effects, the film transports the viewer into the nostalgic world of the past. Review

Claire Foy as Sawyer Valentini is the best choice ever. She managed to grasp every aspect of her character, letting us discover Sawyer from so many perspectives. Review

The number of visual effects and non-stop battle scenes leaves the human side of the story out. Review

Midnight Sun is another memorable romantic drama that is not spoiled with unnecessary scenes and dialogues. Review

Right from the beginning it grabs the viewer’s attention and is capable of holding it until its final scene. Review

There are several elements in this film that do not add much to the story. Review

More like a light horror film, Seeds has that rare presentable look. Long’s film is a decent indie piece that is certainly worthwhile seeing. Review

Snapshots is an amazingly beautiful film about love, understanding, taking risks and living the life to the fullest. Review

Virzi delivers the heart and the soul to the film, while Dame Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland bring it to life through their flawless performance. Review

The Death of Stalin is one of the funniest movies made in the history of modern cinema. Review

My Friend Dahmer cleverly unfolds the story of early years of Dahmer’s life. Review

The film’s profound approach to capturing one woman’s life is heartbreaking. Review

The Strangers: Prey at Night is one of the rare examples when the viewer will be pleased watching a sequel, and the impression of the first film will not be lost. Review

It offers a delicate subject matter but is delivered so well that you will not question any part of the story. Review

Goldstone is a modern cowboy story. With a thrilling concept, impressive storytelling and staying true to the definition of the crime/thriller genre... Review

Purdah by Jeremy Guy is an inspiring and uplifting film. Yet, it sadly reminds us of all those opportunities that only known the doors of people from privileged countries. Review

Death Wish is an enjoyable crime movie about the world of constant violence that understands only one language. Review

Allure is a vivid, refreshing and impressive piece of art. Review