I remember when the French Dispatch was released, I'd felt that the anthology format would have lent itself well to TV, and this ticks that box nicely. Really enjoyed this!

Kinda cool how seeing Lea Seydoux get a text on the bus is enough to absolutely destroy me

It's easy to imagine that in a few years time the following conversation will happen in hundreds of homes:

"So did you just go to bed when you came in?"

"Actually no, I turned on the TV and ended up watching this crappy movie."

"What was it?"

"Oh, it was called Penthouse Robbery or Apartment Theft or something."

"Any good?"

"I can't remember any of it, but yeah it was actually pretty ok!"

Tower Heist - adequately watchable

Beautiful and tragic; Never Let Me Go is the type of film which creeps up on you and leaves you devastated for hours afterwards. Romanek's take on Kazuo Ishiguro's novel is note perfect - capturing the writer's ability to never force the story, he bravely allows for the impact of the tale be told through the delicate and muted performances of his excellent cast.

Sobering yet essential viewing.