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.
Small-Screen Jabber 24-30 June
Louise Bolotin looks at what's coming up on the box – including Tokyo Girls, The Week the Landlords Moved In and Pop, Pride and Prejudice
Hampstead review
Even with strong leads, this north London based rom-com is more sickly than sweet
Critics in disguise
Join the bots ... sorry, boys ... as they reviews two new UK cinema releases – Transformers: The Last Knight and The Graduate – plus the home entertainment releases Moonlight and Patriots Day
WWE Seth Rollins: Building the Architect review
From The Shield to The Authority Seth Rollins, has had a long road to the top in WWE
Slammer Jabber June 22
This week Slammer Jabber chiefly focuses on the fallout from Money in the Bank as well as Raw, Smackdown and more
Transformers: The Last Knight review
Transformers. Robots in franchise... Yep. They're back. Again. They're loud. Again. And people will go and see it in droves. Again...
The Lego Batman Movie review
Bruce Wayne must deal with the usual suspects as they plan to rule Gotham, while discovering he has accidentally adopted a teenage orphan
The not-so Gifted ones
Join the gang for reviews of two new UK cinema releases – Churchill and Gifted – plus the home entertainment releases Loving, John Wick: Chapter 2, The Great Wall 3D and The Lego Batman Movie
John Wick: Chapter 2 review
John Wick 2 is an awesome action film and will most likely be one of the best this year. It’s extremely loud, violent and pretty stupid but in all the best ways
The Great Wall 3D review
Director Zhang Yimou's return to the martial arts genre is brimming with panache on the surface – but something far more average lies beyond the wall of its showy exterior