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Ring Leader: Wrestling legend gets the big-screen treatment

January 10, 2025

Feature·Movies·On Screen·Special Showings

Words by Shelton Hull Queen of the Ring is a new film about the late great Mildred Burke (1915-1989), who was the first great female star in professional wrestling. It’s scheduled for official release on March 7, nationally, but local audiences will be among the first in the world to see the finished product when it screens as part

Movie Reviews·Movies·On Screen

A COLLECTION OF MY BRILLIANTLY WITTY, SUPREMELY CREATIVE, DELIGHTFULLY AMUSING MOVIE REVIEWS AS SOMEONE WHO IS EXTREMELY HUMBLE AND MODEST AND IS BUT A LOWLY VIEWER WHO’S FAVORITE MOVIE HAS TWO STARS ON LETTERBOXD. ENJOY.

Words by Waverly Loyd REQUIEM FOR A DREAM (2000) -This almost made me stop taking my Ozempic. Keyword … almost. I mean, have you SEEN this waist? Me either, hmu if you find it. Watched Oct. 30, 2024 THE VANISHING (1988) This is the scariest movie Stanley Kubrick

January Theater, Dance and Film Listing

Through Jan. 5 Venardos Circus St. Augustine Amphitheatre theamp.com Jan 3-4

Film Review: Gladiator II

Words by Harry Moore Ridley Scott returns to Ancient Rome in this

October Entertainment Guide

September 28, 2022

ART·Concerts·Events·Lifestyle·Movies·Music·On Stage·Theatre

Pushing out the entertainment guide a little early due to hurricane Ian, some things have been postponed this weekend but Monday hopefully we will get back to having fun! Stay safe and good luck! Click here to read

Folio Vol.36, Issue 18

September 27, 2022

Environmental·Events·Feature·Fishing·Folio Weed·Horoscopes·Lifestyle·Movies·Music

Click here to read about Florida’s flood tide fishing, Alleyway Kustoms, how the IRA will reach Florida communities and the rules and regulations of service animals!

September Movie Reviews

September 2, 2022

Movie Reviews·Movies

Bullet Train A group of disparate and colorful assassins are placed on a speeding bullet train traveling from Tokyo to Kyoto in order to complete a job from a mysterious benefactor. Brad Pitt stars as the perennially unlucky retired hitman, Ladybug, in this entertaining but overly convoluted action comedy from

Folio Vol. 36, Issue 16

August 24, 2022

ART·Community·Environmental·Feature·Folio Weed·Food + Drink·Horoscopes·Lifestyle·Locally Sourced·Movies·Restaurants

Jacksonville’s top water hogs, Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery, the sheriff’s race, the affordable housing crisis, local cafe being uprooted and some other good stuff. Click here to read the issue!

August Film Reviews

August 22, 2022

Movie Reviews·Movies

Nope Jordan Peele has enjoyed one of the most unexpected second acts in the history of Hollywood; going from being a cult hero in the sketch comedy scene to being arguably the most prominent mainstream auteur to emerge in American cinema in the last 20 years, with Peele presenting himself

Small Screen Reviews

July 28, 2022

Movies

The Boys With superhero films and TV series dominating Hollywood for over a decade, it was inevitable a project would come along that sends up the mechanics of the genre and gives a satirical look at the cape and spandex-clad characters. The Boys, which is in its third season on

Vol. 36, Issue 14

July 26, 2022

Environmental·Feature·Holidays·Lifestyle·Movies

In 1987, Folio Weekly made its debut—and Northeast Florida hasn’t been the same since. The “alternative newsweekly” brought a fresh, no holds barred approach to local journalism and served it up with a generous side of sarcasm and sass. No subject was off limits, and the staff were eager to

July Film Reviews

July 1, 2022

Movies

Jurassic World: Dominion The sixth installment of the Jurassic Park franchise brings together all the stars from the almost 30-year-old series and asks the question of what would the world look like with dinosaurs and humans living side by side—and then swiftly ignores that premise in favor of a story

Honest Art

July 1, 2022

ART·Local Musicians·Movie Makers·Movies·Music

Inside the Mind of Henry Nader The first time his paintings were on public display Henry R. Nader watched through the gallery window. Rather than pushing himself, his views and his artistic intentions onto the viewers, he sat back, observed and let people experience his art in the most natural