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Inordinate bad language ruined what could have been a good movie

posted 11 years ago by MesmerizedByTV
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Excessive bad language ruined what I thought could have been a really funny movie. All the actors were funny and interacted well together but the language was so bad and so much that it made it really hard to watch. I watched this on HBO. I would have been real upset if I had paid good money to see this in a theater. I would have wanted a refund! I guess it was geared towards the newer audience that is more acceptable of that sort of language. It was just too much for me. I didn’t expect such a foul language movie with Jennifer Aniston in the cast.

[–] Doc110894 11 years ago

The f word loses its meaning when uttered every other sentence.

Used right, it can have some real power.

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[–] Scout706 11 years ago

Agree

[–] flipflopseveryday 11 years ago

The more the merrier for me when it comes to R comedies so I never even thought about it while watching.

[–] bartallenii 11 years ago

This is one of the two current day R rated comedies that I can stand (the other being Euro-Trip).

"Without management, there is only chaos."
"Can we try the chaos thing?"

[–] Doc110894 11 years ago

To compare:

The original National Lampoon's Vacation: Clark's meltdown in the car.

It would not have been nearly as funny and powerful if he were talking that way the whole movie.

[–] mastertiger 11 years ago

Or even better, Clark's meltdown in Christmas Vacation:
We're gonna press on, and we're gonna have the hap- hap- happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap-danced with *beep*

His meltdowns have always had me rolling in the aisles laughing :D

[–] mastertiger 11 years ago

Or even better, Clark's meltdown in Christmas Vacation:
We're gonna press on, and we're gonna have the hap- hap- happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap-danced with Danny *beep* Kaye!

His meltdowns have always had me rolling in the aisles laughing :D

[–] BuffDonky 11 years ago

STFU whiner.

[–] kate-elkin 11 years ago

Agree!

[–] micpl 11 years ago

It's rated R, in case you haven't noticed.
But there are numerous PG-13 Adam Sandler comedies that should be more to your liking.

[–] keisen 11 years ago

First of all - sorry for misspelling or other language errors - english is not my native language and I haven't used it for some time.
Mesmerized - I understand You and understand that f word

Used right, it can have some real power

- in other cases You would be right but Miller family is not ordinary family. The man is drug dealer - I always think of them as real badasses. The wife is stripper - well, she can't be a good girl, can she? The daughter is a runaway and lives on a street - I think one needs to be though to stay and live on the street and part of looking like though guy (or especialy a though lady) is using a faul language. The son - he is not the issue here. He doesn't swear a lot but he is a dorky, delicate virgin, right? We don't suspect that kind of guy to curse a lot.
Supporting characters: drug lords and thugs - badasses, the Fitzgeralds - almost ordinary family - they don't curse as much as the Millers.
That's the way I would create them because that's the way I see (picture) that kind of people in reality.
The other thing is the Millers are all adults (or almost adults) - and adults swear when talking with friends not in public place. Atleast in Poland we curse.