This sequel to 2016’s unexpectedly warm-hearted comedy hits all the same beats, but something feels off this time around. Perhaps it’s that directors Jon Lucas
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Family Guy (Season 17) (2018)
Much to everyone’s surprise, “Family Guy” is still on, and at this point it’s more of the same. The last decade’s worth of seasons have
That ’70s Show (Season 6) (2003)
It’s been a number of increasingly emotionally complex seasons for this endearing classic, but this time the show seems to uncharacteristically stumble on its feet.
The Spy Who Dumped Me (2018)
Susanna Fogel’s spy comedy is a surprising delight. Despite a two-hour running time, the movie doesn’t feel overstuffed, as it goes from exciting set piece
Family Guy (Season 16) (2017)
At this stage of the game, viewers of a “Family Guy” episode typically have a pretty good idea of what they’re getting themselves into, and
That ’70s Show (Season 5) (2002)
Following on the heels of a surprisingly emotionally compelling last season, Season 5 of this winning, charming and consistent sitcom manages to continue its exploration
That ’70s Show (Season 3) (2000)
This is probably the best season of this remarkably entertaining show so far. With the dynamics already wonderfully established in the previous seasons, the show
That ’70s Show (Season 2) (1999)
Just as funny and entertaining as the first, this second season of the nostalgia-tinged sitcom flows effectively from one episode to the next. That isn’t
That ’70s Show (Season 1) (1998)
Watching the first few episodes of this blockbuster sitcom, it’s hard not to notice that the show seems to have premiered as though it had
Bad Moms (2016)
“Bad Moms” is a mixed bag. On the one hand it’s great to see a nasty, mean-spirited comedy digs its claws into an insidious form
Family Guy (Season 15) (2016)
One of the tamest, most tepid seasons of this formerly edgy and confrontational show. There’s nothing exactly wrong with it: It’s got the same wit
Piranha (1995)
This is a surprisingly faithful remake to the 1978 original… right down to using the same footage from the low-budget predecessor in lieu of its
