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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.

[–] vargstra 10 years ago

It's funny how oposite America is to Europe. In Europe violence is the big no-no, while nudity and swearing is not that big thing, while in America it's the oposite.

[–] cali-cr 10 years ago

i liked it just the way it is

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[–] bektaskonca 10 years ago

if you mean the bit where they play games than Aniston says Big Bxxxk Cxxk i pissed myself laughing lol.

[–] velvetjoneslives 10 years ago

You watch a movie about a pot dealer and a stripper hooking up to smuggle drugs and you're offended by "bad language"?

[–] Mr_Hollywood_North 10 years ago

But Jennifer Aniston swore in: The Break-Up, The Bounty hunter & Just Go with It. All released before this movie, and after Friends. Probably in a few other films too. Why the big surprise?

[–] Badger2151 10 years ago

Oh eat a dick!

[–] Howlin Wolf 10 years ago

You have to be pretty naive not to expect bad language in an R. rated comedy...

Performers like to break out of the boxes that viewers put them in; I applaud Jennifer Aniston for mixing it up.

Look at the rating detail on IMDB before you watch, next time. That's what it's there for...

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