“Fury is a polished and visually impressive addition to the WW2 genre.” Harrison looks at Brad Pitt’s latest film outing.

“There are drawbacks, but I’m willing to overlook the slightly awkward comedy and respect Dobkin for giving us a work of art that he obviously cared for dearly.” Matt McConnell looks at The Judge where Downing Jr. steps out of this comfort zone.

“Very much a love-letter to both the sports dramas and coming-of-age comedies of the 1980s, Tully’s Ping Pong Summer stands as a joyous slice of summer fun” Ben looks at Ping Pong Summer, directed by Michael Tully.

“To a degree the film might have been more successful had it focused less on the bland human characters and more on the turtles themselves.” Harrison reviews the adaptation of one of the biggest children’s franchises.

“Instead of embracing his and the film’s national identity further, first-time filmmaker Zee Ntuli has made just another vapid Hollywood clone.” In more of our London Film Festival coverage, Ben Robins takes a look at Hard to Get.

So, mankind has been overrun with apes and machines in Transformers: Age of Extinction and…

” Although true to his source material and glazed with his own unique brand of contentious comedy, Stewart’s debut is a largely mismatched attempt at something really quite different.” Ben Robbins looks at John Stewart’s first feature film.

“Regardless of his arguably over-eager approach, Daniel Barber’s The Keeping Room is an incredibly well-crafted update of the classic American western” – Our London Film Festival critic takes a look at The Keeping Room, staring Sam Worthington, Hailee Steinfeld and Brit Marling.