In An Age Of Un-Truth, Rex Reed Shines With Slam Dunk Facts Driving Elitist Saps Nuts.

In An Age Of Un-Truth, Rex Reed Shines With Slam Dunk Facts Making Elitist Saps Nuts.

 He still has an adorable face. Cute older dude 😉

Reed’s Review: A Triumph on the Page, The Great Gatsby Founders Miserably on the Silver Screen

Rex Reed gives a blunt, in-ya-face review of one of the most boring movies ever; “The Great Gatsby”.  He critiques with a tour de force of harshness that is well-deserved in the age of un-truth and kiss assery..

Look at one of the quotes from his review:

You don’t realize just how much misguided damage can be done to a great novel until it is vaporized by a pretentious hack like boneheaded Australian director Baz Luhrmann.

Classic.  Makes me laugh out loud.  Then he ends the critique with:

I love the publicity quotes by Baz Luhrmann stating that his intention was to make an epic romantic vision that is enormous. Also: overwrought, asinine, exaggerated and boring. But in the end, about as romantic as a pet rock.

He is great. He was a gorgeous young man. My Grandmother loved his bluntness and knack for being candid.  Truth is charming:

In late February, Reed slammed Melissa McCarthy:

Actress Melissa McCarthy, who the movie reviewer called “tractor-sized” and a “female hippo.”   Reed, in addition to calling McCarthy a tractor and a hippo, wrote that she is a, “screeching, humongous creep”, before dismissing her career as a study in, “being obese and obnoxious with equal success”.

He also took ‘Sex in the city” brain-dead moron, S. Jessica Parker to task:

 Reviewing “Sex in the City”, Reed infamously began his review by insulting Sarah Jessica Parker for having a mole on her chin.

Add that she looks like a horse face and Reed is correct.  What are these ugly, fat broads doing in Hollywood, anyway?  Hollywood was originally created to be fantasy. Not a cesspool of fatties, sex,violence, hip-hop crap music and downright smut.  

Rex Reed: