Harold Ramis

More than any other Robert De Niro film, invites the speculation that the once-revered actor has become the gimmicky comic screenwriter's whipping boy.

Bottom line: with Murray on fire and enough clever dialogue to rival its predecessor, Ghostbusters II is good enough to put post-milennial comedy to shame.

Dan Aykroyd's inventive comedy concept for Ghostbusters attracted an all-star comedy team to bust out a classic of mainstream '80s cinema.

Zesty enough to make the ol' noir two-step seem worthwhile.

The Last Kiss isn't afraid of exploding romantic conventions--um, at least not at first.

A memorable comedy for the ages, Groundhog Day digs deeper than most magic-realist comedies...

There’s no shortage of anatomical jokes, scatological jokes, and fart jokes, toilet humor being the last refuge of a spent comedy writer.

Thanks to three very strong writers...and the willpower of its leads, Analyze This turns out to be an amusing piffle.

Despite being ungainly, Caddyshack is the kind of comedy you can pan for gold in...

Though lacking in narrative and comic sophistication, National Lampoon's Vacation has something arguably more important: built-in, instant audience identification.