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* In the recent film ''[[Changeling (film)|Changeling]]'', this is important: {{spoiler|Saying "Fuck you and the horse you rode in on" shows her decision to fight for her son whatever the cost.}} |
* In the recent film ''[[Changeling (film)|Changeling]]'', this is important: {{spoiler|Saying "Fuck you and the horse you rode in on" shows her decision to fight for her son whatever the cost.}} |
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* ''[[Falling Down]]'': |
* ''[[Falling Down]]'': |
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{{quote|'''[[Bad Boss|Captain Yardley:]]''' (To Sgt. Prendergast, the protagonist) ''I never liked you. You know why? You don't curse. I don't trust a man who doesn't curse. Not a "fuck" or a "shit" in all these years. Real men curse.'' |
{{quote|'''[[Bad Boss|Captain Yardley:]]''' (To Sgt. Prendergast, the protagonist) ''I never liked you. You know why? You don't curse. I don't trust a man who doesn't curse. Not a "fuck" or a "shit" in all these years. Real men curse.'' |
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''(Much later, when Yardley tries to get Prendergast to say a few words and help him look good on camera:)'' |
''(Much later, when Yardley tries to get Prendergast to say a few words and help him look good on camera:)'' |
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'''[[Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist|Sgt. Prendergast:]]''' ''Fuck you, Captain Yardley. Fuck you very much.'' }} |
'''[[Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist|Sgt. Prendergast:]]''' ''Fuck you, Captain Yardley. Fuck you very much.'' }} |
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* ''[[The Simpsons]] Movie'': "SOMEBODY THROW THE GODDAMN BOMB!!" The reason it's effective in this case isn't the level of the swear (bitch, bastard, whore and slut having been mainstays in the series for years), but the ''speaker'', Marge, who in the series proper almost ''never'' swears; however, only on Sky 1 is the word ever used on the show proper due to American TV blasphemy rules (see below for when Sky 1 ''did'' use that word). |
* ''[[The Simpsons]] Movie'': "SOMEBODY THROW THE GODDAMN BOMB!!" The reason it's effective in this case isn't the level of the swear (bitch, bastard, whore and slut having been mainstays in the series for years), but the ''speaker'', Marge, who in the series proper almost ''never'' swears; however, only on Sky 1 is the word ever used on the show proper due to American TV blasphemy rules (see below for when Sky 1 ''did'' use that word). |
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