Sunday 12 February 2012

Stick to the Guinness (aka 'The Death Of Whitney Houston')


Before I go any further, I'd like to genuinely pass on my sympathies to Whitney Houston's family, at the news of her death.

I can (and do like to) crack a 'dead celebrity' joke as good as the next sick fucker, but what really offends me more than gags about the recently deceased...is whining fucking sycophantic celebrities, lurching out from under their (enforced) rocks, gloating on about how much they "Loved" or "Missed" her, in a vague attempt to get their ugly fucking faces in the newspapers just one more time.

As sad as Miss Houston's passing is, you can almost hear the greedy execs re-packaging another 'Greatest Hits' album...and not to mention, the obligatory D-list motherfuckers 'tweeting' their 'Tributes'

Here's a few of these bleeding heart bastards (in no particular order of punchability)

Kelly Osbourne



The utterly useless, gormless and pointless 'celebrity' shitbag Daughter' stated (quote) "I knew her personally and she was a really lovely woman"

Well you clearly didn't know her personally enough to help her throughout any of her (well documented) drug problems, did you? Maybe if you had, this "Lovely Woman" might still be around. And given that you're never off the internet posting shit to anyone that'll read it, when was the last time you actually 'tweeted' something about Whitney Houston before todays news?

And in a moment of touching self-sacrifice, she also tweeted "I'm not going to any pre-Grammy parties, as I don't feel it appropriate"

OMG..Miss Osbourne is actually sacrificing a night off free food and drink at parties she clearly has no reason to be invited to in the first place. How gracious of her (why did Mother Tersa ever bother?)



Simon Cowell



The (ahem) 'Music Mogul' (Robson & Jerome, anybody?) fought back the crocodile tears and added the heartfelt lament of (quote) "It's really, really horrible"
No fucking shit you oxygen thief, thanks for clearing that one up for us simple folks (not blessed with your 'straight-talking' talent) who obviously thought "It's really, really wonderful"...we know better now Simon....you fucking jumped-up midget tea-boy!



Rihanna



The Grammy-winning amazonian (i.e, Man-looking) singer/part time punch-bag, emoted "No words! Just tears"

I'd gladly sacrifice a 'Diva-A-Day' if it kept this over-exposed bitch, both quiet and crying?



Cheryl Cole




The Geordie songstress swept aside her tears (not to mention her award-winning fake-hair extensions) and dug deep into the dark pit of her emotional 'being' with (quote) "So Sad"



Rose West


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There's many, many more sycophants I'd love to name and shame, but at 39 years of age, my hatred-levels leave me weak. So although I never knew you Whitney Houston....Rest In Peace. Had you have NOT died, the lacklustre 'tributes' you've received today, may well have sent you on another crack cocaine binge (and possible coma anyhow?)

Whitney Houston......Great Singer......Bad taste in recreational activities.......Worse taste in so-called friends!

Thursday 9 February 2012

De Palma remakes HEAT (1986) with Jason-Fucking-Statham!!!!



I love the Burt Reynolds version. I also love De Palma movies.

But enough-is-a-fucking-enough!


But I wish they'd just stop remaking classics and sticking Jason-Fucking-Statham in them. He rarely convinces as a genuine tough-guy...but it doesn't stop hollywood hiring him to rape the memory of Carradine, Bronson...and now Burt Reynolds.
I actually like Statham (in a sort of Danny Dyer kinda' way) but 'muscles' don't make you a tough-guy, Jason mate.
I'm sure he enjoys the paychecks (and all) but even he must be pissed off at always landing second-hand scripts and concepts at the moment (and YES, i know HEAT is based on a William Goldman novel) But Statham is pissing all over what possible potential, he once had.

And thinking back to the (putrid) MECHANIC remake (which was cat-shit from a dog's arse) I'm guessing the HEAT update will be more of the same?



Although I'm sure it's target audience (i.e, 13 year old boys with wavey hair, 'jeggins' and mobile-phone-life-support-systems) will find it 'kick ass' enough to clog up the multiplexes (groan!)

For the record, HEAT (1986) is a masterpiece, that I've forced upon many a disinterested friend, over the years. Reynolds plays a world-weary tough guy, Nick Escalante, living out his later years as a bodyguard-for-hire in Las Vegas. All Nick wants to do is retire in Venice, but being a gambling addict doesn't help his financial problems. So things look up, when a wealthy young broker offers Escalante big bucks to teach him about courage. However, Nicks past catches up with him, in the form of a brattish mob boss...eager for Escalante's blood.

The remake (I'm 99% sure) will have a gayballs nu-metal soundtrack, a truck explosion, and another silly anglo-American-cockney accent from Statham.....Truly fucking sad times we live in!



Oh, and I can't wait for Tarantino to suddenly proclaim the 1986 version as his 'new' favourite movie of all time (leading to his fan-boys adding extrta revenue to this unwarranted remake)

Ha-Fucking-Ha!


I found it funny