These are all the movies and series that Ulkar has reviewed. Read more at: Movie Moves Me.
Number of movie reviews: 1664 / 1664
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Marija is a decent drama from Michal Koch, who offers a delicate subject matter of a single woman in Dortmund, and how she tries to cope with the troubles her daily life brings. Review
Even the production, costumes, and cinematography is quite outstanding and literally transports you to 1944 when Florence Jenkins hit the Carnegie Hall. The script written by Nicholas Martin is unquestionably perfect. Review
In Order of Disappearance is well narrated crime drama showing that, with needed desire, a single man can trigger war between drug and gun sellers in a way that there will be no need for police to interfere with. Review
Standing Tall is an intense drama about a man who had to survive a difficult childhood. Review
You can’t simply assume that the audience that goes to the movie theater expects to watch a ridiculously silly film and they deserve nothing else. That should never be the case when you try to come up with an original story. Review
None of those words would be enough to describe the enchanting atmosphere this film delivers. The performance delivered by Haruka Ayase, Masami Nagasawa, Kaho and Suzu Hirose is so fabulous, that you will lose the feeling of reality. Review
It’s just bad storyline with some powerful performances delivered by Anna Gunn. Review
The Infiltrator brings you an opportunity to conduct a detailed character study, where you never have to question why this or that had ever happened. Review
Yes, it may not be the greatest movie you have ever seen, or, it can even be one of the worst you’ve seen in a while, but it is still watchable and worthwhile seeing. Review
The beautiful scenery, camera work and yet, dark photography delivers an outstanding look of hidden animal nature that’s always been in human beings. It was just a matter of releasing it. Review
It’s a wickedly intelligent movie that I am sure will take your breath away. The performance delivered is so convincing that you soon might stop reading the subtitles as you would not wish to miss any minor facial expression of the actors that not even a single line would be capable of delivering. Review
Café Society is a real film about real people, natural feelings and choices some of us may disagree with. Review
Greengrass delivers same high-class thrills while the film itself lives up to the expectation. From the start to the end it will deliver nothing but absolute enjoyment a Jason Bourne franchise deserves. Review
Neerja is an excellent biographical thriller describing unbelievable heroism displayed by Neerja Bhanot. Review
It’s entertaining and intelligent, compelling and at times touching. Nowadays, there are not many animated films that could have make you think about it afterward, but this one surely does. Review
She’s Allergic to Cats is an absolutely delightful movie to see. It reminds you what does it mean to have an experimental subject matter, have a filmmaker with a taste and the cast that will help you to get onto the story quickly. Review
Kidnap Capital is a powerful drama about illegal migrants who left everything behind for a real life and the threat they faced in the United States... Review
It is harmless and engaging. Funny and right to the point. Written lines are tasteful, hilarious and reachable to any viewer. Review
Kill Zone 2 is an excellent crime drama with some insane fighting sequences you will find impossible to take your eyes off. Beautiful soundtrack, outstanding choreography and the last forty minutes of the film is something that will remind you of the true definition of martial art films every filmmaker must learn how to make. Review
The character development is superb. Despite it being an animated film, it looks extremely refreshing, imaginative, and the colors that will no doubt, delight your eyes. Review
The Unseen may not be a great film, but worthwhile seeing. Review
Sadly, a politically correct plot, and sometime pointless scenes make Ghostbusters an incredibly boring movie to watch. Review
Fontaine also does the right thing by not turning her film into a tear-jerker, but rather, as a logical European view to express that they also were the victim of the war on many levels, and that, the innocent nuns were one of them. Review
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