Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

The photography, cinematography by Luca Coassin and the camera work as well as directing approach was solid... Review

Having a wonderful story that could have earn many hearts, Ali and Nino ends up as a dull movie that had no heart, soul or whatsoever. Review

Niall Leonard as a screenwriter or James Foley as a director could not do much to make this movie a bit better than it was... Review

Overall, the movie itself is splendid and insightful. It has no scenes that would bore any viewer, while the brotherhood being displayed at its best. Review

But whatever it is, you will certainly take some interesting facts with you from Eve Marson’s movie. Review

A Series of Unfortunate Events is full of unpredictable twists, colorful scenes and enchanting environment, which you would not even expect. Review

It’s haunting, gripping and perhaps, even creepier than you can possibly imagine. The way the film is shot will keep you focused on it throughout. Review

Colossal is a movie that will lift your spirit, make you laugh throughout and will help you to energize your day with great mood and spirit. Everything about it is outstanding and unique. Review

A charming movie to watch, if not paid a lot of attention to the voice part. Review

In terms of acting or the story development, the movie does what it aimed to, which is a good thing. Review

Dayveon is an excellent coming-of-age movie with an easy character development. Review

Powerful and impactful. Armie Hammer as Oliver is outstanding. The performance he delivered is something I did not expect at all. Timothée Chalamet is a true star of the film, where with his childish look delivers the performance of high caliber. Review

The Nile Hilton Incident is a powerful political thriller with the elements of drama. It is action packed, as well as with intelligent lines, which the one who had to experience a familiar life can relate to. Review

Wickedly written lines and superb score that has a narrative of its own adds more creepiness to the situation created by Amanda, obviously at first. Review

Ingrid Goes West takes a right direction to land in your heart. It’s funny, has a dark humor, has excellent and ridiculously finny lines, which makes it an absolute joy to watch. Review

A surprisingly amusing movie to watch. It cleverly avoids using inappropriate language to make the audience laugh. It brings close to what could have happened with women, and allows the fathers to have their own fun night. Review

It’s masterful, captivating and solidly directed. Review

While the screenplay was cleverly written and dialogues were sharp and hilarious, the perfect cast make the film work with ease. Review

An absolutely stunning and truly entertaining movie by all means. Review

Even though the movie itself begins with promise, the flat screenplay, lack of intensity and being too long might disappoint some viewers. Review

Frantz is a beautiful film that carries an important message in it. Ozon, as usually, writes an incredible screenplay, where you can’t even predict what will happen next, the same way if you would know nothing about what next time has prepared for you. Review

The Good Postman is a profound, simple and delicate movie about how one man dreams big, but in the end, realizes, sometimes even the great changes you wish to bring, is something what people don’t want. Review

Even after many decades have passed, Baby’s Day Out will still be able to retain its legacy and remain as one of the best family movies ever made. Review

It’s an intriguing and expensive production which justifies all the expenses it had, as Taboo aims its target right from the beginning to ensure to gain enough audience to view it with eagerness. Review