I watched this movie on New Year's Day, for 30 minutes before getting up and walking out. I am NO prude but I couldn't stand to hear and see all the pointless profanity and crack being blown into a woman's anus as she lay, dog-fashion on a bed. I couldn't stand to see a good actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, portray a real person's agenda of teaching people with no integrity, how to ripoff unsuspecting others. It was grimy, and I am not going to watch that kind of filth for 3 hours. I told my two companions, I was leaving. They couldn't believe I would spend money not to watch it all.
Now they know me, better.
?Wolf of Wall Street? Breaks F-Word Record | Variety
SNIP:
Martin Scorseses The Wolf of Wall Street is all about excess. From orgies on a plane to cocaine and cash (or fun coupons as Leonardo DiCaprios character calls them), the financial drama thrives in taking it up a notch.
So it should be no surprise that Paramounts R-rated film sets the all-time record for the use of the f-word.
According to Wikipedia, the word fuck is used 506 times over The Wolf of Wall Streets 180-minute running time. Previously, the record for a non-documentary was Spike Lees 1999 film Summer of Sam with 435 instances.
Now they know me, better.
?Wolf of Wall Street? Breaks F-Word Record | Variety
SNIP:
Martin Scorseses The Wolf of Wall Street is all about excess. From orgies on a plane to cocaine and cash (or fun coupons as Leonardo DiCaprios character calls them), the financial drama thrives in taking it up a notch.
So it should be no surprise that Paramounts R-rated film sets the all-time record for the use of the f-word.
According to Wikipedia, the word fuck is used 506 times over The Wolf of Wall Streets 180-minute running time. Previously, the record for a non-documentary was Spike Lees 1999 film Summer of Sam with 435 instances.