As with the best music, meals, and sex, good movies are always just the right length.
Streaming TV, however, believes that good movies are, in fact, too short—and, whenever possible, should be remade at multiple times their original duration.
They’re die-hard disbelievers in concision, and the latest expression of this conviction is The ‘Burbs, an eight-part reimagining of the 1989 Tom Hanks-headlined, Joe Dante-directed black comedy, which, in every respect, proves the folly of this most tedious of trends.
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