Anthony Lane The New Yorker Nov 16, 2020

A smart horror story, at once thrilling and upsetting...

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A.S. Hamrah The Baffler Sep 16, 2020

One of the few post-Chabrol psychological thrillers to really get near Hitchcock, and to successfully update him in some ways, this French film probes deep into the mind of its protagonist...

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Antonia Quirke Independent on Sunday Nov 28, 2017

Our laughter is deep and lasting, as are our shivers.

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Joe Leydon The Moving Picture Show Jul 31, 2014 3.5/4

All the hallmarks of a classic Hitchcock thriller. The master would certainly approve.

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Nick Rogers Midwest Film Journal Dec 15, 2010 3.5/4

Add "who needs family?," and that's a good indication of how "Harry" dives into - but doesn't easily resolve - a strangely symbiotic muse relationship. Evil can be just as banal as everyday life, an idea explored with nasty wit and not brutish violence.

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John A. Nesbit Old School Reviews May 22, 2010 B

A chance encounter (or is it) with an old forgettable classmate in a restroom leads to an unforgettable and unwelcome intrusion

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Mark Halverson Sacramento News & Review Aug 7, 2008 4/5

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Sara Michelle Fetters MovieFreak.com Jun 19, 2003 3.5/4

Next to Memento, With a Friend Like Harry is the best thriller of the year.

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Pablo Villaça Cinema em Cena May 25, 2003 2/5

Apesar da boa atuao de Lpez, o filme no foge das convenes do gnero, resultando em uma histria previsvel e, conseqentemente, enfadonha.

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Kimberley Jones Austin Chronicle Mar 10, 2003 3.5/5

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Brent Simon Entertainment Today Aug 26, 2002 A-

Like the best of Hitchcock, Harry captures the lyrical ambiguity of 'normal evil,' the actions we're all capable of committing in the name of a just quest.

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James Sanford Kalamazoo Gazette Jun 10, 2002

creeps under your skin and leaves you uncomfortable for hours. It could be the French answer to "Strangers on a Train" or "The Talented Mr. Ripley"...

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Nathaniel Rogers The Film Experience May 30, 2002

The true strength of this thriller is how the duet plays out. The true shock is how casually perverse the underlying message becomes.

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Michael W. Phillips, Jr. Goatdog's Movies Feb 28, 2002 4/5

Encourages yelling at the screen.

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John J. Puccio Movie Metropolis Nov 23, 2001 7/10

A quiet thriller...with occasional touches of macabre humor and the odd moment of suspense.

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Susan Stark Detroit News Oct 30, 2001 3/4

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Robert Roten Laramie Movie Scope Oct 29, 2001 2.5/4

The complexity of the plot has to do with the way Michel is changed by Harry.

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Brian Webster Apollo Guide Oct 15, 2001 80/100

An interesting character-based roller-coaster ride.

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