Bill Murray

While "The Phoenician Scheme" may be one of the more labyrinthian narratives offered by Wes Anderson in some time, it proves to be both relatable and esoteric.

"Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" is a welcome addition to the franchise and one that perhaps bodes well for future installments.

The camaraderie and all-out good time being enjoyed throughout "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" speaks to the enterprise having its heart in the right place.

With "The Greatest Beer Run Ever," Peter Farrelly takes a remarkable story and turns it into a formulaic mix of stilted drama and toothless social commentary.

While less a sequel to the 1984 Ivan Reitman film than a continuation of the saga, Jason Reitman’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife breathes new life into the franchise.

Overall, 'The French Dispatch' feels like the work of an artist that was created specifically for devotees of his work and, as such, functions less as a cohesive piece than it would otherwise.

Every few years, a movie redefines a genre – let’s be clear, The Dead Don’t Die does not, nor will ever, do that for the “zom com” (better known as zombie comedy, aka the rom com’s twisted cousin). Despite boasting what may be the best cast ever assembled for an indie film, writer/director Jim Jarmusch squanders any such opportunity and delivers a film more than deserving of a Razzie than anything...[Read More]