comedy

Abbott Elementary Season 6 Episodes 1-2 prove there is plenty to teach us about the people who make public education possible.

Bad Apples isn’t all bad, but the core is rotten, as school teacher Saoirse Ronan accidentally kidnaps a student and locks him in her basement.

Tiny Fugitives has a somewhat anodyne screen presence but its script is crisp, the characters are great, and Johnny Knoxville holds it all together.

Wild Horse Nine is a spectacular showcase for John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell in the latest from Martin McDonagh.

Widow’s Bay is at its strongest when the mystery surrounding the island becomes inseparable from the mysteries within its people.

Super Troopers 3 is an unassuming hangout comedy that contains enough character-based yucks to recommend to longtime Broken Lizard fans.

Wild Sing (Waildeu ssing) takes a comedic swing at the K-pop industry during the early 2000s era, and is somewhat entertaining in the process.

Big Break comes with some laughs, but the tonal balance in this horror comedy doesn’t quite find its footing, making it an uneven viewing.

The Hawk is a comedy that struggles to sink its joke, but manages to stay in the game until it hole-in-ones its ending perfectly.

Life Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness Episode 1 repeats and re-repeats its few good jokes until they’re no longer funny.