Foul language? Sheesh!

Last week my wife and I took this DVD home to watch it. We always like to turn the subtitles on as well, as it just makes it easier to follow dialogue in general. Imagine our surprise when almost immediately we are met with "F--g" twice, not only in sound, but in the subtitles. We just don't see the need for using gutter language like that in any movie worth seeing. We've seen plenty of good movies in our lives without having to put up with these vulgarities. What person of any class is going to want that in their lives at all? Sure, I suppose it's supposed to show some kind of realism, but it seems to me that most people want to improve their station in life as they go along and if they've been around crude people in their youth, they would prefer to move on to greener pastures later in life. I say who needs it?

Anyway, after a few minutes of this DVD, we'd had enough and went onto other things.

Thank goodness for Turner Classic Movies.