profanity in movies

[Ziploc Bag]

dont you agree now that new movies are comign out that theresa littlllllle more profanity

like in longest yard they use some bad words like

the n word..

i mean really most the kids that see that movie dont know what that means

thanks a lot hollywood

[Bimbybecca]

Yes some films do it just for the sake of it.

As long as profanity is used correctly then it's okay in my books. City Of God for example.

A Clockwork Orange is a film that you'd expect a lot of bad language from, but surprisingly there's hardly any (they have a special slang )

Most films that have strong language state so before you see the film anyway and if you don't like it then don't watch it!

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Well to me, swearing is part of my Vocabulary:p ANYWAY!! your right, alot of kids do get confused on the words but it also unfluences them, but i wrote a report on this and in the end, there are alot of people who swear and if the kids not influenced by the movies then something else will. its just a matter of knowing that swearings bad and not doing it, not wondering wat that word is?

If ya understand go, if ya dont...oh well (Swear)

[Thrice]

I don't have a problem with swearing. I swear all the time.

If parents don't want their kids hearing too many swear words, they shouldn't let them watch the movies. Simple as.

[kaut]

never really noticed or paid attention... if words are acceptable on network TV now then they should be acceptable in movies. I never really understood the problem with language anyway, just because someone says a certain word is profanity doesn't mean that I have to believe the same.

[NekkLe]

The use of some words can be called 'emotive language' using a mix of words can have a different meaning of emotion on how its used. They don't simply use the words as a slang or for the fun of it, the meaning of it and what its doing is why there used.

You could say the same about music, alot of rap/hip hop use words like the 'N' one andalot of swearing because it has a meaning towards what there speaking about.
Also, if a film has an age rated mark on it, then its down to the decision of the watcher whether they allow a young audience to watch the film or not. It basically protects them from people who try to sue them.

[RedStratocas]

dont you agree now that new movies are comign out that theresa littlllllle more profanity

like in longest yard they use some bad words like

the n word..

i mean really most the kids that see that movie dont know what that means

thanks a lot hollywood

The longest yard was originally a book written in the 30s when it wasent as bad to say that kind of stuff. And in the book, it was trying to make a point about racism. So that explains that, but yeah, there has been more.