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Re: Profanity in movies
Originally Posted by maxfisher
(Post 9866865)
There are people who walk around saying fuck every other word.
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Re: Profanity in movies
My buddy and I used to get drunk and watch that Jay and Silent Bob part on repeat, trying out the various different languages on the DVD. Hilarious, although I haven't watched the movie in years.
Sometimes the profanity is excessive, most times it's not. It depends on the character. |
Re: Profanity in movies
Try watching Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares on BBC America, that guy is like god of swearing :lol:
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Re: Profanity in movies
Originally Posted by UAIOE
(Post 9868397)
*SNIP*
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Re: Profanity in movies
The first thing I thought of was:
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Re: Profanity in movies
^ The word "fuck" and its variations are used 522 times, an average of 4.25 times per minute, a higher rate than any other film to date
The word "****" is used 82 times in this film. |
Re: Profanity in movies
Originally Posted by Drop
(Post 9866830)
It depends really, like anything in a story. Some people curse a lot, some don't. I don't think lots of cursing is necessarily a gimmick though.
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Re: Profanity in movies
Originally Posted by Rypro 525
(Post 9869345)
^ The word "fuck" and its variations are used 522 times, an average of 4.25 times per minute, a higher rate than any other film to date
The word "****" is used 82 times in this film. |
Re: Profanity in movies
Originally Posted by Numanoid
(Post 9868337)
^ And you later proposed to her? :doh:
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Re: Profanity in movies
Originally Posted by MinLShaw
(Post 9866808)
Strangely enough, it doesn't bother me so much in movies. Where I get frustrated with excessive language is in stand-up comedy. There are entirely too many comics that don't understand that their craft is predicated on their creative and thoughtful use of language. A well-placed word can send good material over the top, as has been demonstrated by many of the masters. Unfortunately, too many misunderstood the lesson and believe that those words are, themselves, what makes material good.
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