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All that cussing!!

posted 2 years ago by MyMovieTVRomance (71)
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Is that some kind of requirement for a movie to be considered "adult"? I could have really done without it.

Movies with that much foul language really lose value with me, and I'd love the movie more if all that cussing wasn't there.

I loved the sex talk, the jokes, and the general sexiness of it, just not the constant swearing. The same sexy movie could have been made without that language.

Anyone else hate how much cussing goes into R-rated films?

[–] Bloodshot77 (13762) 2 years ago

Anyone else hate how much cussing goes into R-rated films?

No, I love it.

Signed, million man.

[–] JaqenHgar (729) 2 years ago

We live in an R (or NC-17) rated world, so...no.

[–] blue1981 (7735) 2 years ago

You must be new to Kevin Smith movies.

[–] MovieChatUser497 (18943) 2 years ago

As long as it sounds natural and doesn’t sound like it was thrown in there just to have profanity I’m fine with it.

[–] HarlemEagle42 (17734) a year ago

What the fuck you talking about

[–] wayfarer (69) a year ago

... It was the 90s. There was a lot more cursing, in TV, movies, comedy in general. They were pushing the boundaries with what could be said, especially with comedians(think stand-up comedians) Or TV (think South Park).

Kevin Smith is from New Jersey, he has a certain way of talking -- not that everyone from NJ curses but , you get what I mean.

A Kevin Smith film without cursing? It wouldn't be Kevin Smith.