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    ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ turns the crazy dial on ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise up to 11

    ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ turns the crazy dial on ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise up to 11

    By MARK VIOLA I’m fairly certain that after eight films, anybody going to see one of the “Fast & Furious” films knows exactly what they’re getting: guilty-pleasure, over-the-top action and…

    ‘The Farewell’ looks at the truths and lies that tie our families together

    ‘The Farewell’ looks at the truths and lies that tie our families together

    By MARK VIOLA We’ve all told “little white lies” that we felt were for good reasons. But, what if that little lie was about something much more serious, even a…

    ‘Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood’ is Tarantino’s love letter to his title locale

    ‘Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood’ is Tarantino’s love letter to his title locale

    By MARK VIOLA Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has made a career playing homage to the film legends that came before him. So, it was only a matter of time before he…

    Disney’s new ‘The Lion King’ fails to offer any improvement over the original film

    Disney’s new ‘The Lion King’ fails to offer any improvement over the original film

    By MARK VIOLA I’m beginning to run out of different ways to start these reviews of Disney’s seemingly never-ending stream of adaptations of its classic animated films. The latest, “The…

    Copeland will be on stage for Quincy Music Theatre’s ‘Cats’

    The Quincy Music Theatre’s production of the Broadway classic “Cats” by Andrew Lloyd Webber features local actress and dancer Casey Copeland, who will portray Victoria in the musical. Copeland is…

    ‘Crawl’ delivers a solid Florida Man thriller with hurricanes, alligators and crawlspaces, oh my!

    ‘Crawl’ delivers a solid Florida Man thriller with hurricanes, alligators and crawlspaces, oh my!

    By MARK VIOLA I’m not a doctor, so I don’t know what it’s like to be a doctor watching a medical show, noticing all of the obvious (to them) mistakes…

    ‘Stuber’ is seeking a five-star rating, but gets lost before its destination

    ‘Stuber’ is seeking a five-star rating, but gets lost before its destination

    By MARK VIOLA The odd-couple comedy trope has been around for decades, and for nearly that long, movies have been combining it with the buddy-cop trope to create some quality…

    ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ takes a trip to Europe, but doesn’t forget to pack the humor and the heart

    ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ takes a trip to Europe, but doesn’t forget to pack the humor and the heart

    By MARK VIOLA Following the second highest grossing film of all time is no small task, but that’s exactly what “Spider-Man: Far From Home” was facing, arriving in theaters just…

    ‘Yesterday’ is a wonderfully sweet musical romance

    ‘Yesterday’ is a wonderfully sweet musical romance

    By MARK VIOLA The Beatles are arguably the greatest rock band in the history of music. Their music is as iconic today as it was 50 years ago when it…

    Studio Ghibli’s animated masterpieces are returning to theatres this year

    Studio Ghibli’s animated masterpieces are returning to theatres this year

    By MARK VIOLA Over the years writing about movies, I occasionally mention the works of Japanese animation director Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli, who have created some of the most…