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'Who are those two harpies, standing there like a Kiss of Death'
The Man, Who Came to Dinner
Will someone please be so kind and tell the unlovely Julianne H. that her smirk resembles a Kiss of Death: it frightens little children. I was not surprised that there was a leak from the Underground on the Red Carpet. Of course, Julianne had been a member of the non- human species' coven of Joan R. from the Fashion Show, no wonder here. On the other hand, the dust from the Golden Globe was so musty that you could smell it through TV and vomit. Right out there on the dusty scene the two demonic harpies, Tina F. and Amy P., frozen, old and ugly were cracking boring jokes until the fog of doom got so thick that there was nothing more to say. Rumor says it, they will be permanent now; the death of the cinema becomes them. Even little children did not save the day. Men were old, ugly and drunk. Women were old, ugly, botoxed and desperately bitchy. Amy A. looked in her dress like a a piece of meat in the butchery and Emma W. with her black revealing out of red reminded of some scenes from The Devil's Advocate. Sandra B. looked much better in the space costume and as for Jennifer L- she looked like learning the wrong lessons from Taylor S.
The morose culmination was the Cecil De Mille award to Woody Allen, the flop - blob, the man who personifies the march of mediocrity, the ultimate horror of the cinema. Poor Diane K. did not know what to say. THERE WAS NOTHING TO SAY!
Johnny Depp perfectly emphasized the mood when he stumbled out and muttered;
-Wow, a lot of people..
There should not be any people, that's true. When the country is in deep sh*t of dishonor and castration, art flies away like Ender Wiggins in the movie Ender's Game, the one good movie in Y2013, obviously not even mentioned at the ceremony. Art flies away.
I am sure the after-parties were smashing.