Most F-bombs ever in a PG-13 movie?

Gunner Palace had 42.

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"Scientologists are scarier than tripods. Sometimes." - Naturezrevenge

I have to admit I was surprised by the amount of profanity in this film. I think the trivia section was exaggerating a bit. I counted only 4 uses of the F-word, but one of its uses was in a sexual context, which is supposedly forbidden in a PG-13 movie. But aside from the F-bombs, the word G--damn was used pervasively. The MPAA must've been a lot less strict back in 1992 (or whenever the film was released). I mean, "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion" received an R-rating, and that was practically a kiddie film. From my standpoint, I still don't think "Hero" should've gotten an R-rating. It's just being an avid movie watcher for so long, I know the MPAA's rules like the back of my hand, and I was just taken by surprise.

I think most of the MPAA were asleep while Hero was going through the ratings process. Yes, I agree this film probably holds the record for the most f-bombs in cinematic history. A little trivia: Running On Empty was given an R rating originally in 1988 because of the scene where the dad says the f-word less than 5 times. ROM was successfully changed on an appeal to a PG-13. Terms Of Endearment was also originally given the R rating in 1983 due to language and that film didn't contain any f-bombs. Terms was successfully changed on an appeal from an R to a PG. Although when Terms was released to theaters in Nov 1983, the PG-13 was about 8 months away to being used by the MPAA. Hero is a good film, I have and own thousands of movies and was even surprised that Hero wasn't given an R due to strong language. Also, it was funny they used that word in a sexual context quite a few times throughout the picture. I can't believe the MPAA didn't catch on to that.

A Family Thing has four f-bombs.