Yet as hot as he is on stage, Bill Burr picked a lousy time to try migrating his angry-guy act to movies, as he does in the fitfully funny “Old Dads,” which is premiering on Netflix.

It’s hard to say whether or not Bill Burr‘s directorial debut, Old Dads, is 100% pure woke without quibbling about the definition of woke. “Woke” isn’t a word anymore; it’s a vibe.

Within the first minute of Old Dads, Jack (Burr) begins riffing on vegans and canceling people on Twitter. While Burr's stand-up has always aimed at how fragile people have gotten over silly ...

“Old Dads” is the feature directorial debut of Bill Burr, a popular 50-something comedian with a shaved head and a light beard who plays Jack, who came to fatherhood late. Jack narrates in a ...

At first glance, Bill Burr’s Netflix movie, Old Dads—which began streaming today—appears to be a movie for dads who want to “raise a little man, and not a fucking pussy.” It’s a movie ...

Burr, in his stand-up specials and podcasts, revels in what some would call “anti-woke” comedy, but what brings the satirical world of “Old Dads” to life — at least for a while — is ...

Hater familias: Bill Burr (right), Bokeem Woodbine (centre) and Bobby Cannavale (left) play three misanthropic fathers in ‘Old Dads’ (Michael Moriatis/Netflix) Perhaps the most memorable scene ...

In “Old Dads,” Burr’s character Jack doesn’t get grief for being old. “I always wanted to be a dad,” he narrates at the beginning of the film, noting that it took him 46 years to get ...

Now, you can also refer to him as a director. Burr made his directorial debut with "Old Dads," a movie that was just released on Netflix Friday. According to Netflix, the movie follows three best ...

And you might be him. Mr. Burr takes his mock-bitter social critique to feature-length in “Old Dads,” his directorial debut and a story whose principal victims have brought their woes upon ...