Harry Moore

Harry Moore is a film and television contributor for FOLIO Weekly.

Folio’s 2024 Ballot Cheat Sheet

October 21, 2024

Words by Harry Moore The arrival of an abundance of yard signs, political ads and a need to walk on conversational eggshells around in-laws and co-workers can only mean one thing: Election season is in full swing with the Nov. 5 deadline to vote looming large. Given the number of candidates running for various offices and the array of referendums

Movie Reviews·Movies·On Screen

September Film Reviews

Words by Harry Moore Deadpool & Wolverine At long last, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman finally unite as their unkillable mutant personas while the remnants of 20th Century Fox are put out to pasture. Marvel’s multiverse folds in on itself once again for nonsensical superheroic purposes, forcing Deadpool (Reynolds) and

Here Tomorrow Tackles Depression Today

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June Film Reviews: Challengers, The Fall Guy

Words by Harry Moore The Fall Guy When an A-list

April Film Reviews

April 18, 2024

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Words by Harry Moore Monkey Man In his directorial debut, Dev Patel unveils himself as an action star with his revenge tale set in India. Patel stars as Kid, a young man haunted by childhood trauma who scrounges together a living by fighting in an underground boxing ring whilst donning

Film Review: The Road House

March 28, 2024

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Road House There is an episode of “Family Guy” where Peter watches the action movie Road House starring Patrick Swayze and learns that he can solve all his problems by kicking. For a younger generation, this was the lasting cultural imprint of “Road House.” That and Swayze rips the

Dune: Part Two Review

March 19, 2024

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Words by Harry Moore A totemic literary epic is granted a definitive cinematic telling as Denis Villeneuve further elevates himself as one of the premier artists of his medium. Picking up immediately after the final scenes of 2021’s “Dune,” the messianic story of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) continues as he

January Film Review

December 29, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore Wonka The early years of Roald Dahl’s whimsical chocolatier are brought to life in this sweet musical from “Paddington” director Paul King. Timothée Chalamet stars as Willy Wonka, a wide-eyed young man with a love for chocolate and a dream to share his delicious creations with

2023 Films in Review

November 30, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore When it comes to film, 2023 will likely be remembered as a year marred with strikes and big-budget bombs. Hollywood has begun to reckon with an existential crisis that has been brewing since Silicon Valley came to town with streaming hobbling theaters and proving to not

FILM REVIEW

November 1, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore “Killers of the Flower Moon” Martin Scorsese’s majestic epic is a soulful chronicle of one of America’s many great untold tragedies that works as a cumulative work from the masterful filmmaker as he reaches the twilight of his life and career. Based on David Grann’s acclaimed

Film Reviews

September 29, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore “The Equalizer 3” Between Keanu Reeves and Liam Neeson, the middle-aged action hero has become all the rage over the past 15 years or so — and what better actor is there to take on an aging badass part than Denzel Washington? The third outing

Summer Movie Roundup

July 18, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore Summer is the time of year where cineplexes are usually loaded with blockbusters. However, the summer season this year has seen a trail of busts limp their way through theaters in what was supposed to be Hollywood’s triumphant return to full force following the pandemic. Several

TV Reviews: ‘Succession,’ ‘Barry’ and ‘Ted Lasso’

June 9, 2023

On Screen·TV·View from the Couch

Words by Harry Moore In an interesting turn of fate, or more likely in a bid to beat the deadline for Emmy eligibility, three of the most acclaimed and discussed series of recent years are making their final farewells and going off the air within the same week. Each

Film Reviews

May 16, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” Despite their recent standing on shaky ground, Marvel has once again kicked off the summer movie season with an exciting and surprisingly emotional entry to their cinematic universe with the closing chapter in James Gunn’s “Guardians of the Galaxy” trilogy