Mark Harrington
ReviewerCity attorney by day, Friday Film Review critic by night.
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“Peaky Blinders” ends where it began: with family and Cillian Murphy. The British gangster film shifts from its limited theatrical release to streaming on Netflix beginning March 20. -
Rachel McAdams transitions from one of the “Mean Girls” to one-up the revenge plotting Veronica from “Heathers” in the darkly comedic horror film “Send Help.” -
This year's winner of the Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize is "In The Blink of an Eye." -
"The Incomer" is screening in the Next section. -
"Broken English" is screening in the Spotlight section. -
This week’s Friday Film Review sizes up “The Housemaid,” starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried in a psychological thriller where it isn’t quite clear who is naughty or nice, but everyone looks amazing in tank tops. -
This week’s Friday Film Reviewer calls “The Running Man” surprisingly entertaining, reporting that Glen Powell reinvigorates the Stephen King story Arnold Schwarzenegger first brought to theaters in 1987. -
As Major League Baseball’s pennant races heat up, the new film “Caught Stealing” features Austin Butler as a former baseball star caught up with hard core gangsters after he is saddled with watching his neighbor’s cat. -
This week’s Friday Film Review looks at the fifth big screen treatment of Marvel’s first family, “Fantastic Four: First Steps,” to report whether director Matt Shakman can recreate the retro magic he so skillfully delivered with the Disney hit series “WandaVision.” -
After escaping the fast-moving "Infected" from the new film, “28 Years Later,” Mark Harrington tells us that the third movie, directed by Danny Boyle, lives up to the legacy of his prior installments.
