Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Ellen Page as Stacie is truly memorable, while Julianne Moore once again delivers a dazzling performance as Laurel. Review

It has a winning balance of insight, heart, laugh, cleverly written dialogues, and charming character like Marnie who you will simply adore for anything she does. Review

Despite having such a great story that could have turn into a great drama movie, due to poor performance of the entire cast, the film fails to deliver anything from the beginning to the end. Review

Captures the political campaign in Bolivia in such an imaginative, fast, and incredibly funny way that it will make you fall in love with this film. Review

A worth seeing movie about how love is the only thing that can take one person through hell and darkness in spite of being the only one standing at the end of the tunnel. Review

An absolutely outstanding, mind-blowing film that manages to bring a new experience to the viewer that had never been experienced before. Review

A movie typical of Yorgos Lanthimos, but only for prepared viewers who appreciate clever, well written screenplay, where the world you will be thrown into is impossible to bear, but equally hard to leave. Review

A brilliant film by all means. Within an hour and half you will find out more about Iran than you could have ever heard in your entire life. Review

You will be amazed by the high quality of the film with solid performances from the entire cast... Review

It’s well directed, convincingly performed by Alice Eve and Chris Evans. Review

Goodbye Again is underrated and undeservedly forgotten, and yet, equally great movie as The Way We Were with Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford. Review

An absolutely incredible movie in terms of performance, dialogues, and everything else that you could mention. Review

It may not be perfect, but good enough to spend your Friday evening watching it. Review

The movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Review

The entire cast delivers an absolutely outstanding performance... Review

Ingrid Bergman as Anastasia is astonishing... Review

Bel Powley is phenomenal as Minnie, elevating the movie to a whole new level as one of the best coming-of-age films about teenage girl, sex, and bad decisions that define the protagonist the way it could have never happened if she had a calmer lifestyle. Review

A masterwork for all times. Humphrey Bogart as Rick and Ingrid Bergman as Ilsa put a timeless stamp on their roles as archetypes. Review

Bottom line, if you liked Gone Girl, then I see no reason why should not enjoy Dark Places, which is great in its own way. Review

A great suspense thriller where the mystery stays with the viewer till the end. Review

A well-crafted psychological thriller with convincing performances from Jason Bateman and Rebecca Hall, while Joel Edgerton leaves the juicy role for himself to handle it the way he envisioned. Review

The chemistry shared between Grant and Bergman is superb, while the performance they deliver is flawless without questions. Review

An effectively exciting thriller with a great cast of the Silver Screen. It’s fascinating mystery-romance will hold the viewer till the end. Review

A powerful drama from the beginning to the end. It manages to pull out emotional scenes when it’s necessary, and removes where is no need for it to be present. Review