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There's a thread on Heresy full of reviews and feedback.

Our forum was invited to the screening, 50 of us turned up.

http://www.heresy-online.net/forums/showthread.php?t=75417

What I would like to say though is the naysayers can rest assured that the animation is not as bad as first feared. On the contrary in fact, the level of character detail is pretty impressive. The facial expressions are good too with some great touches.

I'm not going to share plot specifics but there's a nice twist and the stakes are epicly high for our protagonists. It's a very well directed movie too with some great shots thrown in that really stand out. One in particular springs to mind looking down the barrel of a boltgun and a silhouette viewed in a puddle. Props to Martyn Pick, top drawer.

The overall style is impressive with a few "box art" shots thrown in. They've reproduced some of the scenes on the boxset covers which was a nice nod to me as a wargamer and GW in general.

The landspeeder isometric shot is pretty breathtaking. The speeder overall was great, right down to the pointless nodules under the bonnet/hood. *cries for his 4th edition speeder spam army*

Great effort.