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Author: Anthony Pilloud

Appreciate the acting: ‘Blue Valentine’

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Anthony Pilloud

There are times when movies are propelled by acting, when a script is simply the supplement for watching a director’s artistic direction and simply letting the acting wash over.

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‘Battle: Los Angeles’

Posted on March 18, 2011 by Anthony Pilloud

Same old show, without the good parts

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Winners, losers, and snubs

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Anthony Pilloud

Love it or hate it, the Oscars continue to be the single most defining cinematic awards show to date. The 83rd annual presentation was no different, with Anne Hathaway and James Franco hosing last Sunday’s event. Here follows a simple list of the primary nominees and winners (with some mild color commentary from yours truly)….

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Almost all good in “All Good Things”

Posted on January 27, 2011January 31, 2011 by Anthony Pilloud

“All Good Things” tells the story of David Marks (played by Ryan Gosling), son of highly successful real estate mogul Sanford Marks, and his wife Katie (Kirsten Dunst). Set in the 1970s, this romantic crime thriller is based on a real story, the life and times of one Robert Durst, who was tried and acquitted…

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