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.

All the leads get some laugh-out-loud moments, but shouldn't there have been more?

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 movie is genial, if sloppy, although you sense it aches to be something more.

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...

Paul Feig's update of the 1984 gem delivers its laughs and its action with equally assured skill.

Does busting make you feel good? Read Empire's review of Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot.

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Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones ain't afraid of no ghost in this female reboot of the 1984 supernatural comedy franchise.

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Kate McKinnon is the highlight of Paul Feig's funny but underwhelming variation on the 1984 original.

After months of being trashed online by some of the nastier basement dwellers in the fanboy universe, Sony’s female-powered “Ghostbusters” update certa...

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...

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

There’s something strange in the multiplex. Who you gonna call? Script doctors. The all-new, mostly female “Ghostbusters” reboot is in theaters, full o...

The prologue of “Ghostbusters” features an angry female ghost who’s been locked in a basement for centuries; its finale sees our heroes shooting a ramp...

This redo lets women, especially Kate McKinnon, be as simply and uncomplicatedly funny as men, and still leaves room for Chris Hemsworth.

Let me begin this review of the 2016 Ghostbusters remake by pretending there was no 1984 iteration. How enjoyable would the film be if it didn’t have such ...

I would have preferred that they simply had shut their naysayers down by producing a better movie. 

The new “Ghostbusters” is just different enough from the old “Ghost Busters” to be worth the trouble. Flipping the gender of the cast makes for an ap...

Angry nerds, take note: The ladies (especially Kate McKinnon) are the best thing about the new 'Ghostbusters' reboot. Read Peter Travers' review.

After all the months of anger and complaining, how does Paul Feig’s reboot compare with the Ivan Reitman original? Here’s our review.

Dir: Paul Feig. US. 2016. 116mins

Dir: Paul Feig. US. 2016. 116mins

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

Relax, trolls. Your precious Ghostbusters are in good hands. Not great mitts like Bill Murray's but good enough to silence the online rabble, a backward, sex...

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

Having displayed comedic chops through his entire career and an eye for action in the last few features, Paul Feig was the ideal director to handle a new ver...

Gender isn’t the problem with the new “Ghostbusters.” While occasionally laugh-out-loud funny, an all-too-familar story makes for an unremarkable movie.

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

Ignore the haters - the new gender-reversed superteam, headed by Melissa McCarthy, turn this nostalgia-heavy update into a diverting summer comedy

The movie glows with vitality, thanks largely to the performers

Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones are standouts in the female-centered comedy.

Female-driven relaunch of the paranormal comedy franchise spends far too much energy channeling the original to establish its own identity.

The new Ghostbusters isn’t a horror, exactly. It’s just misbegotten.