Wolf Of Wall Street 'Sets F-Bomb Record'

[Jazzy]

Martin Scorsese's latest film The Wolf Of Wall Street has been branded the most foul-mouthed film of all time.

The movie, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio as amoral stockbroker Jordan Belfort, tops a list of films that feature most uses of the F-word.

The Golden Globe-nominated film has 506 uses of the expletive in 179 minutes, according to Wikipedia's list, which uses several websites that monitor swearing in films.

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Would all the uses of the F-word in this movie, would that bother you at all?

 

[Jkage]

Won't offend me but it could be annoying depending on how it's done. Usually only funny if it's a dude like Samuel Jackson doing it

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

I heard this was a pretty good movie.

 

[tonychu]

If you go to an R rated movie you should expect to hear "fuck" more than once.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

If you go to an R rated movie you should expect to hear "fuck" more than once.

Indeed.

Did you notice them saying "fuck" over 500 times when you seen it?

 

[tonychu]

I didn't really notice, but the film is like 3 hours long, so that's a lot of time to say fuck.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

I'll have to see it when it comes out on DVD so I can count all the fucks

 

[Evil Eye]

If you go to an R rated movie you should expect to hear "fuck" more than once.

I'd expect some fucking as opposed to some fucks

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Watched this last night. The profanity flowed naturally in conversations so it wasn't like there was overwhelming amount.

Good movie!