What movie has the most swear words (merged)
11-19-02, 06:47 PM
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
alright to help with the confusion about scarface
This movie (scarface) uses the word "****" 206 times, a record at the time. It has since been surpassed by Goodfellas (1990), which uses it 246 times, and Pulp Fiction (1994), which uses it 257 times.
alright to help with the confusion about scarface
This movie (scarface) uses the word "****" 206 times, a record at the time. It has since been surpassed by Goodfellas (1990), which uses it 246 times, and Pulp Fiction (1994), which uses it 257 times.
11-19-02, 09:16 PM
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Yeah, remember to make the distinction between swear words like the topic states, and not just f-words. On the Pulp Fiction DVD, if you turn on the trivia subtitles, i remember it mentions the record but i don't recall exactly what it said. If anyone watches that again, turn on the trivia and tell us 
I do remember mention of South Park though.
I do remember mention of South Park though.
12-04-02, 07:51 AM
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Movies with the most swearing...
It wasn't too long ago that I thought Pulp Fiction reigned supreme when it came to profain utterances. Now I believe I have found a new king... and that is Glengarry GlenRoss. WOW! I have not heard so much swearing in such a small timeframe. Case in point, Ed Harris telling off Al Pacino near the end.
What other movies do you think are worse than GGR or PF?
What other movies do you think are worse than GGR or PF?
12-04-02, 08:26 AM
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Originally posted by Goblincat
I haven't seen it, but what about South Park: The Movie?
I haven't seen it, but what about South Park: The Movie?
Had the word sh*t used over 160 times. Pretty funny episode.
12-04-02, 08:34 AM
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This should be in the Movies section.
But I have to answer The Big Lebowski.
According to IMDB:
"The 'F' word and its variations were spoken 267 times in this movie."
That doesn't include any other swear words.
But I have to answer The Big Lebowski.
According to IMDB:
"The 'F' word and its variations were spoken 267 times in this movie."
That doesn't include any other swear words.
12-04-02, 08:47 AM
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I have to throw this one in...
Twin Town (1997)
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0120394
Set in South Wales (where I'm from!) this poor man's Trainspotting makes up for its lack of real humour with the most relentless barrage of 4-letter words in recent memory. I was actually fatigued by all the swearing, and I don't have sensitive ears!
Twin Town (1997)
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0120394
Set in South Wales (where I'm from!) this poor man's Trainspotting makes up for its lack of real humour with the most relentless barrage of 4-letter words in recent memory. I was actually fatigued by all the swearing, and I don't have sensitive ears!
12-04-02, 08:52 AM
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While I've never counted the swear words in any movie or ever researched it..... I have to believe that "Scarface" is at or near the top of this list.
There are times during the movie when every other word is literally "f**k".
"F**k Casper Gomez and f**k the f**king Diaz brothers. F**k 'em all!! I bury those cock-a-roaches." Just one example off the top of my head.
There are times during the movie when every other word is literally "f**k".
"F**k Casper Gomez and f**k the f**king Diaz brothers. F**k 'em all!! I bury those cock-a-roaches." Just one example off the top of my head.
12-04-02, 09:36 AM
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Don't forget Joe Pesci in Casino or Goodfellas - oh hell, pretty much any movie with him in it.
"Just another fat f**k walking out of the casino with a suitcase."
...or one of my other favorites.
"How the f**k can you grin? How the f**k could you grin? You know how much I'm stuck? You give a f**k? Do ya?! Yeah, put yourself a hand right across your f**kin' mouth. Look at this f**kin' beaut they put in now. Sherbert send you in here to rob me now? Been f**kin' knockin' everybody's d**k in all night? Huh? You been beatin' all the customers tonight, motherf**ker? Huh, jag-off? Hit me. Take this stiff and pound it up your f**kin' a**! Hit me again. Take this one and stick it up your sister's a**! Hit me again. That's it, keep lookin' at him, you f**kin' dummy. If you had any f**kin' heart at all, you'd be out f**kin' stealin' for a livin'. Hit me again. What the f**k you keep lookin' at him for, huh, you f**kin'... Look at this, twenty f**kin' paints in a row. Hit me again!"
"Just another fat f**k walking out of the casino with a suitcase."
...or one of my other favorites.
"How the f**k can you grin? How the f**k could you grin? You know how much I'm stuck? You give a f**k? Do ya?! Yeah, put yourself a hand right across your f**kin' mouth. Look at this f**kin' beaut they put in now. Sherbert send you in here to rob me now? Been f**kin' knockin' everybody's d**k in all night? Huh? You been beatin' all the customers tonight, motherf**ker? Huh, jag-off? Hit me. Take this stiff and pound it up your f**kin' a**! Hit me again. Take this one and stick it up your sister's a**! Hit me again. That's it, keep lookin' at him, you f**kin' dummy. If you had any f**kin' heart at all, you'd be out f**kin' stealin' for a livin'. Hit me again. What the f**k you keep lookin' at him for, huh, you f**kin'... Look at this, twenty f**kin' paints in a row. Hit me again!"
12-04-02, 10:07 AM
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Yes it does belong in the Movies section. And in fact it already does (or was)...
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=204769
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=204769
Originally posted by Coral
This should be in the Movies section.
But I have to answer The Big Lebowski.
According to IMDB:
"The 'F' word and its variations were spoken 267 times in this movie."
That doesn't include any other swear words.
This should be in the Movies section.
But I have to answer The Big Lebowski.
According to IMDB:
"The 'F' word and its variations were spoken 267 times in this movie."
That doesn't include any other swear words.
12-04-02, 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by davidvp
Pretty much ANY title with Joe Pesci in it for more than 45 seconds!
Pretty much ANY title with Joe Pesci in it for more than 45 seconds!
Marv: He's only a kid, Harry.
Harry: Yeah, well f**k that. I'm gonna f**k his s**t up, that little mother f***er. When I get troo with that g**damn pr*ck bastard he's gonna wish he didn't f*** 'round with the mother f***in' wet bandits!
12-04-02, 11:47 AM
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"Analyze This" had a lot of cursing in it.
I find that movies with tons of cursing distract from the movie itself. I find movies like "Analyze This" to be funny on TV broadcast than in the theater.
I find that movies with tons of cursing distract from the movie itself. I find movies like "Analyze This" to be funny on TV broadcast than in the theater.
12-04-02, 01:48 PM
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Originally posted by DRG
Which brings me to my favorite scene from Home Alone...
Marv: He's only a kid, Harry.
Harry: Yeah, well f**k that. I'm gonna f**k his s**t up, that little mother f***er. When I get troo with that g**damn pr*ck bastard he's gonna wish he didn't f*** 'round with the mother f***in' wet bandits!
Which brings me to my favorite scene from Home Alone...
Marv: He's only a kid, Harry.
Harry: Yeah, well f**k that. I'm gonna f**k his s**t up, that little mother f***er. When I get troo with that g**damn pr*ck bastard he's gonna wish he didn't f*** 'round with the mother f***in' wet bandits!
12-04-02, 02:11 PM
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South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut holds the record for the most times f**k appears in a movie (it was a fact in Maxim or FHM or one of those magazines) so it probably has the most total swearing too.
12-04-02, 02:30 PM
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Originally posted by conscience
Home Alone does even come close to Gone Fishin'.
Home Alone does even come close to Gone Fishin'.
Take me to my f***in' son's house, you Harvard motherf***** or I'll f***in' take you back down to my f***in' library basement and beat th f***in' s*** out of you and break your f***in' skull. And several years later, when you come out of your f***in' coma, that's when I'll be coming out of prison, and you know f***in' what? I'll f***in' break your f***in' skull again, you Harvard c***s****.
03-06-03, 02:37 PM
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Anyone watch bully, I think it is litterally every other sentence. PF, does go sometimes a few min without any or not alot. (captin Koons segment)
03-06-03, 03:18 PM
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Originally posted by jim_cook87
I was about to say this one. The wife and I didn't make it through the whole movie. It's not that we have a problem with profanity, it was the fact that it seemed the only word the actors or screenwriter knew was F*&K. Hard to develop a plot with that being the extent of your vocabulary... Seemed this would have to challenge for the record unless they suddenly stopped using it for the last half of the movie.
Oh wait, there was the scene where they showed their proficiency with the words Yes and No.
I was about to say this one. The wife and I didn't make it through the whole movie. It's not that we have a problem with profanity, it was the fact that it seemed the only word the actors or screenwriter knew was F*&K. Hard to develop a plot with that being the extent of your vocabulary... Seemed this would have to challenge for the record unless they suddenly stopped using it for the last half of the movie.
Oh wait, there was the scene where they showed their proficiency with the words Yes and No.
I especially liked the Yes! No! scene as well.