Paul Feig, who grew up in a working class suburb of Detroit, does with Leslie Jones what he’s done with Melissa McCarthy — makes her a working class hero.

It’s a goofy and efficient franchise-starter that could do with more jokes, but the new Ghostbusters is daringly progressive, writes Nicholas Barber.

The “Ghostbusters” reboot is the most divisive mainstream comedy in years, for pretty stupid reasons. Half the boy-men in America, whether or not they gr...

It’s one of the stranger political stories of our time – perhaps even stranger than the presidential candidacy of Lord Business from The LEGO Movie – b...

Paul Feig's reboot of the classic 1984 comedy, gangsta kitties, and prehistoric adventures

I am not a fan of remakes, by and large, but I don’t consider it sacrilege to have rebooted this 1984 comedy hit…nor do I think it’s foolish to have ca...

Despite the frenzy against its female leads, the movie is tame but entertaining.

Paul Feig's reboot demonstrates how purely consumerist decisions now feel more meaningful than they really are

Never mind the naysayers: Paul Feig’s all-women remake is packed with laughs and memorable characters.

Read our completely spoiler-free Ghostbusters review. Paul Feig reboots the 1980s franchise with a new cast including Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy.

The much-dreaded Ghostbusters reboot is pretty crass but perhaps the original movie is not as good as we remember, says David Sexton

The controversial all-women reboot is, for better or for worse, a product of its time. 

The performances are what give Paul Feig’s reboot a life of its own

The movie glows with vitality, thanks largely to the performers