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

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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

How a Jacksonville-based service is reimagining mental health treatment Words by Harry

June Film Reviews: Challengers, The Fall Guy

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

Film Review: “Beau Is Afraid”

May 1, 2023

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Ari Aster, the current darling of highbrow horror, has created an audacious and inherently polarizing tragicomic odyssey about the relationship between Jewish men and their mothers. Anxiety is a constant theme in “Beau Is Afraid.” As the title suggests, Joaquin Phoenix’s eponymous Beau is afraid of everyone and everything around

April Film Reviews

April 21, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore “Air” Hollywood’s one-time golden boys Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have collaborated once again to give us what is arguably the best film of the year so far. Following the consecutive releases in his directorial career of “Gone Baby Gone,” “The Town” and “Argo,” which won

Movie Reviews: “Creed III,” “Scream VI” and “John Wick: Chapter 4”

March 31, 2023

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Words by Harry Moore Sequels have driven Hollywood for decades now and when it came to new entrants to long running film series, it was March Madness at the movie theater. While there may be not much in common in the recent releases of a rebooted slasher franchise, the

Best of the Small Screen

March 1, 2023

Words By Harry Moore “Poker Face” (Peacock) Television may be several years removed from the days of “case of the week” shows being a mainstay of airwaves with season-long stories and characters who endure growth becoming the vogue of the medium. But “Knives Out” director Rian Johnson has

Film Reviews

February 28, 2023

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Words By Harry Moore “Avatar: The Way of Water” After a 13-year sabbatical, James Cameron takes us back to the alien world of Pandora with his ambitious science-fiction epic, “Avatar: The Way of Water.” The self-proclaimed “king of the world” flexes his technologically advanced muscles and shows audiences once

Top 4 TV Series of 2022

December 21, 2022

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Best of the year Top 4 TV Series of 2022 Words by Harry Moore 4) We Own This City David Simon and George Pelecanos’ miniseries charts the rise and fall of the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force, revealing the extent of the unit’s excessive corruption set against

December Movie Reviews

December 1, 2022

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Movie Reviews Words by Harry Moore Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Marvel’s sequel to its 2018 sensation Black Panther is tasked with the burden of continuing the story of the people of Wakanda, while also paying tribute to the original film’s star Chadwick Boseman who passed away in 2020. For

November Screen Reviews

November 27, 2022

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Words by Harry Moore <Black Adam> Warner Bros. and DC comics take another swing at its interconnected universe of superhero movies with this Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-fronted bore about a god-like antihero. The film begins in the ancient country of Kahndaq, where a tyrannical king has enslaved much of

November Film Reviews 2022

November 1, 2022

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Words by Harry Moore Halloween Ends David Gordon Green directs the closing chapter in his Halloween trilogy which promises to be the final clash between the mask wearing killer, Michael Myers and Jamie Lee Curtis’ original final girl Laurie Strode. Halloween Ends takes place four years after the events

October Screen Reviews

October 25, 2022

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Best new movie Smile When a psychiatric doctor watches as her patient commit a violent and disturbing suicide in front of her, she begins to experience host of horrifying and increasingly hostile hallucinations which lead her to believe that she is being haunted by a supernatural presence. Filmmaker Parker