comedy

Terence Nance on the latest film by the Coen brothers, among other things...

Armisen and Lambert, who have known each other since they were students, share stories from their friendship of close to 30 years.

The latest binge-watching sensation is great television exactly because it doesn't conform to the medium's conventions.

What happens when you want to see the sequel because you really enjoyed the first movie, but then your wife points out you never actually saw it?

What if a 21st-century sex comedy could be smart as well as bawdy, have well-drawn adult characters as well as dick jokes?

As indie comedies are becoming increasingly bland, this one stands out from the crowd by being a studio-style spoof.

As the French Riviera's great festival finishes, our final two Cannes alumni recall their experiences braving the craziness of the Croisette.

This poignant comedy drama takes a sideways look at 20th century history and one man's remarkable journey through it.

Surely the only piece on the decade-hopping comedy sequel to reference the Buddha's sense of humor and diss both film school and Vladimir Nabokov.

Two Kiwi comic geniuses mash up Christopher Guest and the vampire genre to create a cinematic sitcom about the bourgeois undead.

The director of V/H/S and Autoerotic can't get up any enthusiasm for this new "analog" comedy.

The new directorial effort by one of the funniest men in Hollywood goes beyond humor to reach something personal, and in that lies its greatness.