Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

In the end, a well-directed film and with the solid performances of a star-studded cast, Jarmusch does it again by delivering an intellectual film in an unconventional way. Review

The film itself is colorful, engaging, and never boring. Review

The Tomorrow Man is not without faults like every other film. But it is a cute and harmless story of two people who spend all their money for certain things we younger generation will never understand but eventually will when we begin doing the same things when we reach their age (trust me, there is no workaround for that). Review

The excellent organic chemistry between the three leading actresses helped the story to play out perfectly, where you, as an audience, will be left mesmerized and upset at the same time, because films like this should never end. Review

Performance wise, please trust me on that, it’s as awful as it could get. Review

Knives and Skins is a multi-layered character study teenage drama that touches quite significantly the adult life as well. Review

As for the performance, Jamie Bell’s Bernie Taupin was amazing, Bryce Dallas Howard as Sheila Ellen (Elton John’s mother) was impressive, Richard Madden as John Reid was shockingly good while Taron Egerton is the one who leads the show. Review

Avengers: Endgame is much bigger than just Marvel’s Cinematic Universe. With this, it went beyond its purposes, expanded its ability, and lived a life all future superhero films can only dream of. Review

A Dog’s Journey is a charming and beautiful family drama mixed with slight comedy that will make you appreciate your family even more after watching it. Review

Because it is a necessary and relevant story of kindness we should hear and watch more often. Review

Snare is an absolutely inspiring film with a never aging concept; no matter how many times it could be told, it’s always relevant. Review

Until then, we will have no choice but to continue watching films like Our Godfather no matter how tormenting it can be. Review

Listening to his philosophical approach for all his unconditional support of the ocean, one thing though he says is what we should never forget if one of us at some point decides to assassinate the ocean, “If the ocean dies we all die. We don’t live on a planet with the dead ocean.”... Review

Wild Rose is a solid drama about how to deal with dreams, sacrifice, and motherhood. A great performance delivered by Jessie Buckley, Harper’s film is safe to say – can land in your heart with no doubt whether you like country music or not. Review

Ask Dr. Ruth is a charming and funny film about an outstanding woman who must be served as an example to all of us. Review

The interpretation of the characters they portrayed, the depth of them is golden. Review

Ponyboi is an excellent short film filled with River Gallo’s terrific performance. Review

It creates a solid balance between the society and people, heartbreak and redemption, while the mood of the film never relaxes, not even for a bit. Review

The Kill Team is another important filmmaking piece that is not afraid to call out its own government, or illegal actions taking place in a war zone. Review

Its concept is crying, damning, and too brutal. But it uncovers the reality we live in. Review

Last Breath is a nail-biting suspenseful thriller that gives us under-sea footages, the rescue mission, tears and laughter, and the moments of uncertainty where no one knows what will happen next. Review

That said, the concept of the film is funny, weird but so intriguing that the voice of the narrator you hear throughout ensures you don’t try to escape Sergio and his madness. Review

Hail Satan? is an incredible documentary that gets unprecedented access to The Satanic Temple that within six years of its existence has no intention of slowing down in getting more and more members. Review

Framing John DeLorean is another wisely done documentary of someone some would consider as a great con man. Review