History Angrish / Film

--> "HARRY! DIDJA PUTCHA NAME INDA GOBLET OF FIYAH?!?!"

* ''BonCopBadCop'': ''"Shit de fuck de shit de merde de shit de calice de TABARNAK!"''

* Eddie from ''Deadfall'' seems to have this trait, although some of it might just be because it's hard to understand NicolasCage through [[ChewingTheScenery a mouth full of scenery]]. At any rate, one of his lines amounts to "Ararararara asshole!"

* This could be Angrish, anguish, or RageAgainstTheHeavens, but whatever PeterOToole is doing [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c3CwmLjVpE here]] in ''Film/TheRulingClass'' is pretty unsettling.

* ''Film/{{Clue}}'': Mrs. White's description of her feelings about Yvette.

** ''Film/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'': [''quietly while sobbing''] "He was their friend. But he betrayed them." [''{{beat}}''] "[[SuddenlyShouting HEWASTHEIRFRIEND]]!"
** ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'': "HARRY! DIDJA PUTCHA NAME INDA GOBLET OF FIYAH?!?!"

* In ''Film/BadBoys 2'', the Captain, upon learning the DEA is operating in Miami without consulting him, has a brief fit of apoplectic rage ("...CHRIST! FUCK!") before Marcus gets him to calm down.

* In ''AnchormanTheLegendOfRonBurgundy'', Ron Burgundy is so upset after his dog, Baxter, is punted off a bridge that he calls a fellow newsman, hysterical. Who replies, "I didn't understand one word you said."

* In ''Tanguy'', the protagonist, after living at his folks' place for 28 years, finally finds a place to rent. His parents, who couldn't bear him anymore under their roof, are extremely pleased by it... But after only two days, he keeps calling them over and over, asking them to accept him back, saying he would die if they say no. The mother is moved, but the father isn't. At all : [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNx1SAk3XCc "Tu vas arrêter de nous faire chier avec tes conneries !"]] (roughly and VERY politely translated : "Stop bothering us !")

-->'''Rocco''':[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDQCaGlqLFY Fucking... what the fucking... fuck... who the fuck... fuck this... fucking... how did you two fucking fucks... FUCK!]]
-->'''Connor''': Well, that certainly illustrates the diversity of the word.

-->'''Shrevie:''' ...''just keep my records in the category, OK?'' Just put the Rock n' Roll in with the Rock n' Roll. Put the R&B in with the R&B! I mean, you’re not gonna put CharlieParker in with the Rock n' Roll, would you? ...Would you?

* In ''KidsInTheHall'': ''Brain Candy'', Dr. Cooper is horrified at the side-effects of his new drug and goes on a sputtering rant that veers into random directions, such as late fees for his rental of ''Film/RearWindow''.

* In ''KidsInTheHall'': ''Brain Candy'', Dr. Cooper is horrified at the side-effects of his new drug and goes on a sputtering rant that veers into random directions, such as late fees for his rental of ''RearWindow''.

* In the old Tracy and Hepburn vehicle ''Adam's Rib'' Spencer Tracy's "Adam" tends to invert the pronunciation of words when he is flustered or upset.

* Harry in ''Film/HomeAlone'' mutters a string of nonsense syllables whenever he's infuriated, which often happens whenever he falls for one of Kevin's booby traps. Reportedly, numerous retakes were required as Creator/JoePesci (being...well, [[HairTriggerTemper Pesci]]) kept accidentally slipping in genuine obscenities, which you can forgive him for because he was fresh off ''{{Goodfellas}}''.

* In ''AKnightsTale'', Wat delivers the following warning to Geoffrey Chaucer, getting more and more angry, redfaced, and incomprehendable as he goes: "Betray us, and I will fong you, until your insides are out, your outsides are in... your entrails... will become your extrails... I... will w... rip... all the p... ung... Pain! Lots of pain!"

* ''Film/{{Thor}}'': Odin just growls loudly at Loki when he tries to speak up for his brother after returning from Jötunheim.

* Harry in ''Film/HomeAlone'' mutters a string of nonsense syllables whenever he's infuriated, which often happens whenever he falls for one of Kevin's booby traps. Reportedly, numerous retakes were required as JoePesci (being...well, [[HairTriggerTemper Pesci]]) kept accidentally slipping in genuine obscenities, which you can forgive him for because he was fresh off ''{{Goodfellas}}''.

** Note that this is a ThrowItIn moment. Madeline Kahn forgot her line and ad-libbed the whole thing.

* In ''Tanguy'', the protagonist, after living at his folks' place for 28 years, finally finds a place to rent. His parents, who couldn't bear him anymore under their roof, are extremely pleased by it... But after only two days, he keeps calling them over and over, asking them to accept him back, saying he would die if they say no. The mother is moved, but the father isn't. At all : [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nWycdXHmPk "Tu vas arrêter de nous faire chier avec tes conneries !"]] (roughly and VERY politely translated : "Stop bothering us !")

* Harry in ''Film/HomeAlone'' mutters a string of nonsense syllables whenever he's infuriated, which often happens whenever he falls for one of Kevin's booby traps. Reportedly, numerous retakes were required as JoePesci (being...well, [[HairTriggerTemper Pesci]]) kept accidentally slipping in genuine obscenities.

* ''Film/RobinHoodMenInTights'' features the Sheriff of Rottingham, who upon getting very upset, minces his intended sentence into something truly unintelligible with every word out of order.

** When mildly annoyed, he'll just transpose nouns ("Over that boy hand"), swap syllables ("Struckey has loxed again") or have pronoun difficulties ("I'll pay for this... You'll pay for this!").

* ''Film/RobinHoodMenInTights'' features the Sheriff of Rottingham, who upon getting very upset, minces his intended sentence into something truly unintelligible.

--> OVER! THAT! BOY! HAND!

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* In both "Film/NationalLampoonsVacation" when they reach a closed WallyWorld and "Film/NationalLampoonsChristmasVacation" when they receive the jelly of the month club in lieu of a real bonus Clark Griswold explodes in a non-nonsensical and anachronistic rant, including the epithet "lily-livered" when describing his boss.

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