Stuart OConnor
Stuart O'Connor is the Managing Editor of Screenjabber, the movie review website he co-founded with Neil Davey far too many years ago. He likes all genres, as long as the film is good (although he does enjoy the occasional bad "guilty pleasure"), and drinks way too much coffee.
Atomic Blonde review
Spy thrillers always have convoluted, muddled plots that never quite add up. From Bond to Bourne and even the classic Le Carre and Tom Clancy stories, spy thrillers are exciting...
Kong: Skull Island review
At its heart, Kong: Skull Island is nothing more than a good, old-fashioned monster movie
Red Dog: The Early Years review
A young boy struggling in the world forms a friendship with an unlikely partner to get him through the toughest times
Small-Screen Jabber 5-11 August
Louise Bolotin looks at what's coming up on the box – including Oklahoma!, Trust Me, Secrets of Silicon Valley and Women's Euros final
Land of Mine review
The end of World War II is only the beginning for German Prisoners of War forced to clear up Denmark's land mine problem
Power Rangers review
Power Rangers is a decent reboot with enough fun to keep you watching
Slammer Jabber August 3
Welcome to Slammer Jabber, this week looking at Raw, Smackdown, UFC, and John Cena's acting career
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets review
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is an eye-popping spectacle that is worth seeing more than once
A pair of pants
Join the guys for a chat about the recent San Diego Comic-Con and reviews of six new UK cinema releases – The Big Sick, Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie, Hounds of Love, 47 Metres Down, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and The Emoji Movie
The Emoji Movie review
The Emoji Movie is an exercise in corporate advertising at its most shameless, and will leave you feeling 'meh' at best and worrying for our future as a species at worst