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* ''Film/AlienVsPredator'', being a LighterAndSofter PG-13 crossover of two horror franchises, blurs out Lex Woods making a CallBack to ''Film/{{Predator}}'''s "You're one ugly motherfucker" one-liner by having a xenomorph screeching at her before she can say the F-word.
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* ''Film/AlienVsPredator'', being a LighterAndSofter PG-13 crossover of two R-rated horror franchises, blurs out Lex Woods making a CallBack to ''Film/{{Predator}}'''s "You're one ugly motherfucker" one-liner by having a xenomorph screeching at her before she can say the F-word.
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* ''Film/AlienVsPredator'', being a LighterAndSofter PG-13 crossover of two horror franchises, blurs out Lex Woods making a CallBack to ''Film/{{Predator}}'''s "You're one ugly motherfucker" one-liner by having a xenomorph screeching at her before she can say the F-word.
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* ''Film/CarryOnCruising'': A running gag, in that the ship's horn sounds to drown the exclamation made by the medical officer hurting himself.
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* ''Film/CarryOnSeries'':
** ''Film/CarryOnCruising'': Arunning gag, RunningGag, in that the ship's horn sounds to drown the exclamation made by Haines when he gets his injections.
** ''Film/CarryOnCabby'': As Sarge tries to give orders to themedical officer hurting himself.Speedee Taxis drivers to help rescue Peg and Sally from Dancy and Punchy:
--->'''Allbright:''' All right, but I don't know what the union's gonna say about all this!\\
'''Sarge:''' ''[microphone feedback]'' the union![[note]]Creator/CyrilChamberlain's mouth does not actually move during the microphone feedback.[[/note]]\\
'''Allbright:''' Well, really!...
** ''Film/CarryOnCruising'': A
** ''Film/CarryOnCabby'': As Sarge tries to give orders to the
--->'''Allbright:''' All right, but I don't know what the union's gonna say about all this!\\
'''Sarge:''' ''[microphone feedback]'' the union![[note]]Creator/CyrilChamberlain's mouth does not actually move during the microphone feedback.[[/note]]\\
'''Allbright:''' Well, really!...
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* At the end of the classic spaghetti-western ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', where Tuco's shout of "You know what you are?! Just a dirty son of a...!" cuts the last word by playing the movie's trademark prairie-dog howl, and transitioning from that into the main theme to accompany the "The End" sequence.
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* At the end of the classic spaghetti-western ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', where Tuco's shout of "You know what you are?! Just a dirty son of a...!" cuts the last word by playing the movie's trademark prairie-dog coyote howl, and transitioning from that into the main theme to accompany the "The End" sequence.
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** Used again in ''WesternAnimation/TrollsBandTogether'' when one of Bruce's children shows him their pink eye.
-->'''Tiny Diamond:''' OH -bleep-!
-->'''Tiny Diamond:''' OH -bleep-!
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* A version of the "[[Film/It2017 IT]]" trailer for ''Film/BirdsOfPrey'' uses one. "I'm so ''[POP]''-ing over clowns!"
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* A version of the "[[Film/It2017 IT]]" trailer for ''Film/BirdsOfPrey'' ''Film/BirdsOfPrey2020'' uses one. "I'm so ''[POP]''-ing over clowns!"
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** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
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** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', ''WesternAnimation/Shrek1'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
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'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
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-->Gurgle: "Don't you people REALIZE we are SWIMMING IN OUR OWN-"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
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-->Peach:
'''Peach:''' "Shh! Here he comes!"
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-->''Anger:'' Wow! I have access to the entire curse word library! This new console is the -bleep-!
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-->''Faregame:'' Get the [HONK!] out of my way!
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-->'''Garth''': You know what you can do with your show? You can take a [long sound of an airplane landing, drowning out Garth's voice, interspersed with Wayne's horrified reaction shot; no kidding, it actually takes this long] until the handle breaks off and you have to find a doctor to pull it out again!
-->'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
-->'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
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-->'''Garth''': You know what you can do with your show? You can take a [long sound of an airplane landing, drowning out Garth's voice, interspersed with Wayne's horrified reaction shot; no kidding, it actually takes this long] until the handle breaks off and you have to find a doctor to pull it out again!
-->'''Wayne'':again!\\
'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
-->'''Wayne'':
'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
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--> '''State Trooper:''' Look, you can't drive this piece of shit on a public highway.\\
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* In Creator/JohnWaters' film ''Film/{{Cry Baby}}'', there's a scene that calls for three uses of the word "fuck". However, in order to get a PG-13 rating at the time, the first two uses of the word were actually bleeped out in theaters.
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* In Creator/JohnWaters' film ''Film/{{Cry Baby}}'', ''Film/CryBaby'', there's a scene that calls for three uses of the word "fuck". However, in order to get a PG-13 rating at the time, the first two uses of the word were actually bleeped out in theaters.
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-->'''Justin''': I just don't want see you get hurt.
-->'''Viola''': Aww. You are so full of--''[coach's whistle blows]''
-->'''Viola''': Aww. You are so full of--''[coach's whistle blows]''
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-->'''Justin''': I just don't want see you get hurt.
-->'''Viola''':hurt.\\
'''Viola''': Aww. You are so full of--''[coach's whistle blows]''
-->'''Viola''':
'''Viola''': Aww. You are so full of--''[coach's whistle blows]''
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--> "Smile, you son of a-" ''(gunshot)''
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--> "Motherfucker, you better tell me where this gun from or I'll blow your motherf-- ''(gun cock)'' head off!"
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-->'''Sergeant Strapp''': You see what he means Rector, is that he's got a birthmark on 'is... [Sergeant Strapp whispers in Dick's ear to the sound of an accordion]
-->'''Dick''': Ah!
-->'''Sergeant Stapp''': Aha! Now 'e's got it!
-->'''Captain Fancey''': Ah, you've got it?
-->'''Dick''': Yes, yes, now I have got it, yes. But I honestly don't think it's possible that Jack the Woodcutter-
-->'''Captain Fancey''': Jack the Woodcutter?!
-->'''Dick''': Well he's the only one I know who that has a chopper.
-->'''Dick''': Ah!
-->'''Sergeant Stapp''': Aha! Now 'e's got it!
-->'''Captain Fancey''': Ah, you've got it?
-->'''Dick''': Yes, yes, now I have got it, yes. But I honestly don't think it's possible that Jack the Woodcutter-
-->'''Captain Fancey''': Jack the Woodcutter?!
-->'''Dick''': Well he's the only one I know who that has a chopper.
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-->'''Sergeant Strapp''': You see what he means Rector, is that he's got a birthmark on 'is... [Sergeant Strapp whispers in Dick's ear to the sound of an accordion]
-->'''Dick''': Ah!
-->'''Sergeantaccordion]\\
'''Dick''': Ah!\\
'''Sergeant Stapp''': Aha! Now 'e's gotit!
-->'''Captainit!\\
'''Captain Fancey''': Ah, you've gotit?
-->'''Dick''':it?\\
'''Dick''': Yes, yes, now I have got it, yes. But I honestly don't think it's possible that Jack theWoodcutter-
-->'''CaptainWoodcutter-\\
'''Captain Fancey''': Jack theWoodcutter?!
-->'''Dick''':Woodcutter?!\\
'''Dick''': Well he's the only one I know who that has a chopper.
-->'''Dick''': Ah!
-->'''Sergeant
'''Dick''': Ah!\\
'''Sergeant Stapp''': Aha! Now 'e's got
-->'''Captain
'''Captain Fancey''': Ah, you've got
-->'''Dick''':
'''Dick''': Yes, yes, now I have got it, yes. But I honestly don't think it's possible that Jack the
-->'''Captain
'''Captain Fancey''': Jack the
-->'''Dick''':
'''Dick''': Well he's the only one I know who that has a chopper.
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* ''Film/CarryOnDick''. The Bow Street Runners have discovered that the highwayman Dick Turpin has an unusual birthmark on his ''[accordion plays]''. Subverted when they're passing on this information to the Reverend Flasher, who reveals they're actually using an UnusualEuphemism instead of a swearword, as he keeps ComicallyMissingThePoint. [[spoiler:Though it's actually ObfuscatingStupidity, as the Reverend is Dick Turpin.]]
-->'''Sgt Strapp:''' You see, what he means Rector is that he's got a birthmark on his..." ''(whispers in ear to sound of accordion)''
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Aha! Now I have got it! But I honestly don't think that Jack the woodcutter...
-->'''Captain Fancey:''' Jack the woodcutter?!!
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Well he's the only one I know who has a chopper.
-->'''Sgt Strapp:''' You see, what he means Rector is that he's got a birthmark on his..." ''(whispers in ear to sound of accordion)''
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Aha! Now I have got it! But I honestly don't think that Jack the woodcutter...
-->'''Captain Fancey:''' Jack the woodcutter?!!
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Well he's the only one I know who has a chopper.
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* ''Film/CarryOnDick''. The Bow Street Runners have discovered that the highwayman Dick Turpin has an unusual birthmark on his ''[accordion ''[Accordion plays]''. Subverted when they're passing on this information to the Reverend Flasher, who reveals they're actually using an UnusualEuphemism instead of a swearword, as he keeps ComicallyMissingThePoint. [[spoiler:Though ComicallyMissingThePoint, though it's actually ObfuscatingStupidity, as the Reverend is Dick Turpin.]]
-->'''Sgt Strapp:'''Turpin.
-->'''Sergeant Strapp''': Yousee, see what he means Rector Rector, is that he's got a birthmark on his..." ''(whispers 'is... [Sergeant Strapp whispers in Dick's ear to the sound of accordion)''
-->'''Reverend Flasher:'''an accordion]
-->'''Dick''': Ah!
-->'''Sergeant Stapp''': Aha! Now 'e's got it!
-->'''Captain Fancey''': Ah, you've got it?
-->'''Dick''': Yes, yes, now I have gotit! it, yes. But I honestly don't think it's possible that Jack the woodcutter...
Woodcutter-
-->'''CaptainFancey:''' Fancey''': Jack the woodcutter?!!
-->'''Reverend Flasher:'''Woodcutter?!
-->'''Dick''': Well he's the only one I know who that has a chopper.
-->'''Sgt Strapp:'''
-->'''Sergeant Strapp''': You
-->'''Reverend Flasher:'''
-->'''Dick''': Ah!
-->'''Sergeant Stapp''': Aha! Now 'e's got it!
-->'''Captain Fancey''': Ah, you've got it?
-->'''Dick''': Yes, yes, now I have got
-->'''Captain
-->'''Reverend Flasher:'''
-->'''Dick''': Well he's the only one I know who that has a chopper.
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* ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' opens with Spidey yelling, "WHAT THE FU-" from the ending of ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', this time getting cut off with a car honk.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Cars3'', in the demolition derby scene:
-->''Faregame:'' Get the [HONK!] out of my way!
-->''Faregame:'' Get the [HONK!] out of my way!
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'', Rango(not known as that at the time) blows a toad's cover from a hawk while running away. As the toad is being swept away, the scene ends with the toad shouting “SON OF A—” but then the eagle's loud ~ CAW! ~ is heard.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'', Rango(not WesternAnimation/{{Rango}} (not known as that at the time) blows a toad's cover from a hawk while running away. As the toad is being swept away, the scene ends with the toad shouting “SON OF A—” but then the eagle's loud ~ CAW! ~ is heard.
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!Animated
* ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}'':
** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
** Done in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' as well. Upon being told that Fiona is pregnant, Puss tells Shrek that he's f-*Foghorn Going Off*.
* Used in ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheRobinsons'', with Spike and Dimitri.
-->"Well you can go and shove that doorbell right up your!" *Door shuts*
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'', Rango(not known as that at the time) blows a toad's cover from a hawk while running away. As the toad is being swept away, the scene ends with the toad shouting “SON OF A—” but then the eagle's loud ~ CAW! ~ is heard.
* In ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', when Nemo and the Tank Gang have dirtied the tank:
-->Gurgle: "Don't you people REALIZE we are SWIMMING IN OUR OWN-"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
* In ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'', after Riley [[spoiler: gets a new console]]:
-->''Anger:'' Wow! I have access to the entire curse word library! This new console is the -bleep-!
* In ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'', the song "Double Down Speed Round" has a part mentioning Bleepy Sound Day, where you can only talk in bleeps.
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* ''Shrek''
** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
** Done in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' as well. Upon being told that Fiona is pregnant, Puss tells Shrek that he's f-*Foghorn Going Off*.
** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
** Done in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' as well. Upon being told that Fiona is pregnant, Puss tells Shrek that he's f-*Foghorn Going Off*.
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* Used in ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheRobinsons'', with Spike and Dimitri.
-->"Well you can go and shove that doorbell right up your!" *Door shuts*
-->"Well you can go and shove that doorbell right up your!" *Door shuts*
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'', Rango(not known as that at the time) blows a toad's cover from a hawk while running away. As the toad is being swept away, the scene ends with the toad shouting “SON OF A—” but then the eagle's loud ~ CAW! ~ is heard.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', when Nemo and the Tank Gang have dirtied the tank:
-->Gurgle: "Don't you people REALIZE we are SWIMMING IN OUR OWN-"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
-->Gurgle: "Don't you people REALIZE we are SWIMMING IN OUR OWN-"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
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* In ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'', after Riley [[spoiler: gets a new console]]:
-->''Anger:'' Wow! I have access to the entire curse word library! This new console is the -bleep-!
* In ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'', the song "Double Down Speed Round" has a part mentioning Bleepy Sound Day, where you can only talk in bleeps.
-->''Anger:'' Wow! I have access to the entire curse word library! This new console is the -bleep-!
* In ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'', the song "Double Down Speed Round" has a part mentioning Bleepy Sound Day, where you can only talk in bleeps.
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* During Dr. Evil's cover of ''Hard Knock Life'' in ''Film/AustinPowersInGoldmember'', a long string of profanity is silenced out, leaving only,"'till then, I'll j---- on my.....butt.....her brains out......uncalled and splooge in your a-----, that's all!". It should also be noted that the soundtrack CD version censors out the words a bit more so that the silences make the line even less audible.
* A version of the "[[Film/It2017 IT]]" trailer for ''Film/BirdsOfPrey'' uses one. "I'm so ''[POP]''-ing over clowns!"
* A number of times in the ''Film/JamesBond'' movie ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''.
* The stage play ''The Front Page'' ends with the line, "The son-of-a-bitch stole my watch!" The 1931 film version used the line but punctuated with a precisely timed pounding of Adolphe Menjou's fist on a typewriter.
* At the end of the classic spaghetti-western ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', where Tuco's shout of "You know what you are?! Just a dirty son of a...!" cuts the last word by playing the movie's trademark prairie-dog howl, and transitioning from that into the main theme to accompany the "The End" sequence.
* In ''Film/WaynesWorld'', Wayne and Garth get into an argument outside the airport. Eventually Garth snaps and says to Wayne:
-->'''Garth''': You know what you can do with your show? You can take a [long sound of an airplane landing, drowning out Garth's voice, interspersed with Wayne's horrified reaction shot; no kidding, it actually takes this long] until the handle breaks off and you have to find a doctor to pull it out again!
-->'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
* Played with in ''Film/BlazingSaddles'', where Gabby's repeated attempts to yell that the new sheriff is a "ni-" are canceled out by the church bell ringing.
** The TV version of the film does this with all swears. For example, when the townsfolk are singing early in the film, the ending of the line "Our town is turning into shit" is replaced with a fart-like false chord on the church organ.
* ''Franchise/RoboCop'':
** Used to humorous effect in ''Film/RoboCop1987'', where a man holding up a convenience store with a machine gun unloads on Robocop, clearly swearing for all he's worth, but his own gunfire drowns him out. (The edited-for-TV version, in a change that goes past "irksome" and into "mind-boggling," dubs in the criminal repeating "Why me?" over and over, ruining the gag.)
** At the end of ''Film/RoboCop2014'', talk show host Pat Novak vents his anger at Dr Norton blowing the whistle on the events of the movie and starts delivering the signature Samuel L. Jackson MF-Word, which are simultaneously bleeped out by the studio.
* Used to maintain a PG rating in ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit''. Sheriff Buford T. Justice being stopped by a state trooper who looks at his dilapidated police cruiser (result of many incompetent encounters with other police or road objects):
--> '''State Trooper:''' Look, you can't drive this piece of shit on a public highway.\\
'''Sheriff Buford T. Justice''' I'll thank you not to use that sort of language in my presence.\\
'''State Trooper:''' Oh, I'm sorry. (large semi-truck is approaching)\\
'''Sheriff Buford T. Justice''' Apology accepted, now (semi-truck sounds horn as Buford mouths the words:) [[HypocriticalHumor Fuck off.]]
* In Creator/JohnWaters' film ''Film/{{Cry Baby}}'', there's a scene that calls for three uses of the word "fuck". However, in order to get a PG-13 rating at the time, the first two uses of the word were actually bleeped out in theaters.
* Played straight in ''Film/ShesTheMan''.
-->'''Justin''': I just don't want see you get hurt.
-->'''Viola''': Aww. You are so full of--''[coach's whistle blows]''
* Used in ''Film/OceansTwelve'' when Basher (the explosives expert, now a rapper) is arguing with the sound guy that his song is completely obscured in bleeps, while their own ClusterFBomb is being covered by a phone. "Where the ''riiing'' is that ''riiing''ing phone?!"
** Made even more hilarious by one final ring ''after'' Basher's already answered the phone. "Oh, ''riiing''..."
* At the end of the original ''Film/{{Jaws}}''
--> "Smile, you son of a-" ''(gunshot)''
* In ''Film/LethalWeapon'' 3, Roger Murtaugh threatens Tyrone, telling him where he got the gun.
--> "Motherfucker, you better tell me where this gun from or I'll blow your motherf-- ''(gun cock)'' head off!"
* ''Shrek''
** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
** Done in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' as well. Upon being told that Fiona is pregnant, Puss tells Shrek that he's f-*Foghorn Going Off*.
* ''Film/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory'': When Grandpa George learns that Mike Teavee, finder of the fourth Golden Ticket, doesn't like chocolate (he took the trouble that he did to track down the ticket simply to show off his tech-savviness, not because he wanted to visit a ''chocolate factory''), he goes on a furious rant. Charlie's mother promptly covers the boy's ears before he -- and the audience -- can hear the worst of it...
* Used in ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheRobinsons'', with Spike and Dimitri.
-->"Well you can go and shove that doorbell right up your!" *Door shuts*
* In ''Film/PhantomOfTheParadise'', an offhand "fuck" during Philbin's conversation with Swan is interrupted by a burst of feedback from a nearby microphone.
* In the 1967 ''The President's Analyst'', peace-loving psychiatrist Sidney Schaefer ends up blasting away at bad guy minions with a machine gun (and growing to enjoy it). He bursts through a cloud of grenade smoke shouting "Take that, you hostile son-of-a-*RATATATATATATAT*!"
* Done straight in ''Fat Pizza'', considering the movie itself is a crapload of ClusterFBomb, this makes it hilarious.
* The TV edit of ''Film/DemolitionMan'' uses this trick to clever effect: In a future where all swearing is met with a buzzer and a small fine, it compromises by bleeping out anything above a PG rating early. Unfortunately, there are still a few scenes where due to sloppy editing, it seems to go off for no reason at all.
* In the film adaptation of ''Film/TheSpiderwickChronicles'', the main characters set a trap for the goblins chasing them using tomato juice in an oven, which is like sulfuric acid to goblins. As the goblin leader walks into the room, he notices the trap and screams "OH SHI-" and is promptly cut off by the sound of the oven blowing up, vaporizing the goblins.
* As the page cut shows, the theatrical edit of ''Film/LiveFreeOrDieHard'' does it to John [=McClane's=] CatchPhrase, as he [[spoiler:shoots ''through his own shoulder'' to kill the film's villain]]. The unrated version restores the full word.
* In the 1971 G-Rated ''Film/TheAndromedaStrain'', Dr. Leavitt tells team leader Dr. Stone that she is not happy about the disinfecting protocols being used on them when she now has to be subjected to a device that is going to do an invasive inspection on them:
-->I have been parboiled, x-rayed and xenon flashed, I'm telling you, Stone, you can take your Body Analyser and shove it up your... [the door closes on her at this point with a "schloop" and a "thump" closed.]
* In ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'', the often-disgruntled Julie Powers swears freely in the coffee shop scene. The bleeps this time are strange, glitchy 8-bit sound effects, and a censor bar covers her mouth. After repeated instances, [[LampshadeHanging Scott finally asks how she's making those sound effects with her mouth]], making Julie's language much like Spongebob's "Sailor Swears".
** Later on in the movie, after Todd is killed, Julie says to Envy "For the record, I am so pissed off for you right now", in which Envy replies to her "Shut the *glitchy beep sound* up, Julie".
** Another, more subtle, example is when Stephen Stills tells Scott he doesn't want his problems with Ramona to "cock-block the rock". The offending part is drowned out by feedback from the bass amp. Strangely, the certification board didn't have a problem with the line "you cocky cock!"
*** According to Edgar Wright, it was either keep Julie's swears or cut "you cocky cock."
* The movie ''Film/{{Kuffs}}'' both uses and subverts this trope in the same scene, when Kuffs' dispatch radio overrides every swear word in a conversation between him and his police chaperon until the end, where he very clearly enunciates the [[PrecisionFStrike F Bomb]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12dEvNOMvmo here]].
* The movie ''Film/ToSirWithLove'' features a scene where Barbara Pegg (played by Lulu) calls a classmate a "son of a bitch." It's drowned out by a train going by, but you can clearly see her mouth it.
* In the film adaptation of ''Film/TheCatInTheHat'', The Cat (as a chef) [[spoiler:starts arguing with the host over his new invention, The "Cupcake-inator". He then threatens the host to end him and ends up cutting his own tail. Sally warns the chef that he cut his tail off, who shouts out "SON OF A B-" before a long bleep is heard and the [[EmergencyBroadcast broadcast is terminated]]]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'', Rango(not known as that at the time) blows a toad's cover from a hawk while running away. As the toad is being swept away, the scene ends with the toad shouting “SON OF A—” but then the eagle's loud ~ CAW! ~ is heard.
* In ''Film/SuckerPunch'' when Blondie attacks the dragon: "Take that, you ugly motherf- *machine gun blast*
* In ''Film/TheATeam'' movie on two occasions we have the lines "Alpha, Mike, Foxtrot! Adios Mother F- *explosion*
* Various construction noises during Pigvomit's tirade over the closing credits of ''Film/PrivateParts''.
* ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'': Upon Alex finding out that he is, indeed, the only Starfighter remaining to take on the Ko-Dan Armada, what is surely a [[ClusterFBomb truly spectacular string of profanity]] is conveniently drowned out by the engine noise from his and Grig's Gunstar taking off.
* The makers of the film adaptation of Creator/JamesJoyce's ''Literature/{{Ulysses}}'' deliberately did this when the BBFC requested that portions of Molly's final soliloquy be cut. The result so annoyed the BBFC that they just passed it uncut with an X rating.
* In ''Film/TheMartian'', when marooned astronaut Mark Watney learns that his crew hasn't been informed that he wasn't killed outright in the disaster that forced them to leave Mars, the scene's vantage point switches to the exterior of the Mars rover where he conducts his communications with Earth, looking at him through the clear canopy of the rover. Thus, we clearly see, but don't actually hear, his reaction of "What the fuck? ''What the fuck?"''
* In ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', when Nemo and the Tank Gang have dirtied the tank:
-->Gurgle: "Don't you people REALIZE we are SWIMMING IN OUR OWN-"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
* In ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', when Scotty first sees Admiral Marcus' gigantic starship, he starts saying "Oh, sh-", before the sound swiftly transitions into the characteristic, electronic sound of an opening Sci-Fi door.
** ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'': [=McCoy=]'s swearing tirade is cut off when he's beamed away, and at the exact moment, he starts saying the F-word.
* In ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'', after Riley [[spoiler: gets a new console]]:
-->''Anger:'' Wow! I have access to the entire curse word library! This new console is the -bleep-!
* In ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'', the song "Double Down Speed Round" has a part mentioning Bleepy Sound Day, where you can only talk in bleeps.
* ''Film/JusticeLeague2017''. After a STAR Labs' janitor is kidnapped, a TV reporter interviews the guy's wife... who delivers a ClusterFBomb targeted at the kidnappers. The TV channel had to bleep her swearings and blur her mouth... which happens every two or three words. Even after it's muted, you can see the channel [[FunnyBackgroundEvent in the background]], the lady having her mouth blurred for several seconds straight before she finally stops.
* ''Film/CarryOnDick''. The Bow Street Runners have discovered that the highwayman Dick Turpin has an unusual birthmark on his ''[accordion plays]''. Subverted when they're passing on this information to the Reverend Flasher, who reveals they're actually using an UnusualEuphemism instead of a swearword, as he keeps ComicallyMissingThePoint. [[spoiler:Though it's actually ObfuscatingStupidity, as the Reverend is Dick Turpin.]]
-->'''Sgt Strapp:''' You see, what he means Rector is that he's got a birthmark on his..." ''(whispers in ear to sound of accordion)''
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Aha! Now I have got it! But I honestly don't think that Jack the woodcutter...
-->'''Captain Fancey:''' Jack the woodcutter?!!
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Well he's the only one I know who has a chopper.
* It's a RunningGag in ''Isn't It Romantic'' that this happens whenever Natalie is about to curse - first it happens repeatedly with a truck backing up, then with an alarm clock, then finally a champagne bottle being popped open. Since the premise is that she's trapped in a stereotypical RomanticComedy, it's implied that the universe is actually conspiring against her using R-rated language. She does eventually get to swear without censorship near the end of the film.
* In ''Film/KillBill vol. 1'', this is used to censor [[NoNameGiven The Bride's]] real name whenever it's said. It's meant to be interpreted as a glitch in the film reel, rather than deliberate censorship on the part of the editors.
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* During Dr. Evil's cover of ''Hard Knock Life'' in ''Film/AustinPowersInGoldmember'', a long string of profanity is silenced out, leaving only,"'till then, I'll j---- on my.....butt.....her brains out......uncalled and splooge in your a-----, that's all!". It should also be noted that the soundtrack CD version censors out the words a bit more so that the silences make the line even less audible.
* A version of the "[[Film/It2017 IT]]" trailer for ''Film/BirdsOfPrey'' uses one. "I'm so ''[POP]''-ing over clowns!"
* A number of times in the ''Film/JamesBond'' movie ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''.
* The stage play ''The Front Page'' ends with the line, "The son-of-a-bitch stole my watch!" The 1931 film version used the line but punctuated with a precisely timed pounding of Adolphe Menjou's fist on a typewriter.
* At the end of the classic spaghetti-western ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', where Tuco's shout of "You know what you are?! Just a dirty son of a...!" cuts the last word by playing the movie's trademark prairie-dog howl, and transitioning from that into the main theme to accompany the "The End" sequence.
* In ''Film/WaynesWorld'', Wayne and Garth get into an argument outside the airport. Eventually Garth snaps and says to Wayne:
-->'''Garth''': You know what you can do with your show? You can take a [long sound of an airplane landing, drowning out Garth's voice, interspersed with Wayne's horrified reaction shot; no kidding, it actually takes this long] until the handle breaks off and you have to find a doctor to pull it out again!
-->'''Wayne'': Kiss your mother with that mouth? You've gone mental!
* Played with in ''Film/BlazingSaddles'', where Gabby's repeated attempts to yell that the new sheriff is a "ni-" are canceled out by the church bell ringing.
** The TV version of the film does this with all swears. For example, when the townsfolk are singing early in the film, the ending of the line "Our town is turning into shit" is replaced with a fart-like false chord on the church organ.
* ''Franchise/RoboCop'':
** Used to humorous effect in ''Film/RoboCop1987'', where a man holding up a convenience store with a machine gun unloads on Robocop, clearly swearing for all he's worth, but his own gunfire drowns him out. (The edited-for-TV version, in a change that goes past "irksome" and into "mind-boggling," dubs in the criminal repeating "Why me?" over and over, ruining the gag.)
** At the end of ''Film/RoboCop2014'', talk show host Pat Novak vents his anger at Dr Norton blowing the whistle on the events of the movie and starts delivering the signature Samuel L. Jackson MF-Word, which are simultaneously bleeped out by the studio.
* Used to maintain a PG rating in ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit''. Sheriff Buford T. Justice being stopped by a state trooper who looks at his dilapidated police cruiser (result of many incompetent encounters with other police or road objects):
--> '''State Trooper:''' Look, you can't drive this piece of shit on a public highway.\\
'''Sheriff Buford T. Justice''' I'll thank you not to use that sort of language in my presence.\\
'''State Trooper:''' Oh, I'm sorry. (large semi-truck is approaching)\\
'''Sheriff Buford T. Justice''' Apology accepted, now (semi-truck sounds horn as Buford mouths the words:) [[HypocriticalHumor Fuck off.]]
* In Creator/JohnWaters' film ''Film/{{Cry Baby}}'', there's a scene that calls for three uses of the word "fuck". However, in order to get a PG-13 rating at the time, the first two uses of the word were actually bleeped out in theaters.
* Played straight in ''Film/ShesTheMan''.
-->'''Justin''': I just don't want see you get hurt.
-->'''Viola''': Aww. You are so full of--''[coach's whistle blows]''
* Used in ''Film/OceansTwelve'' when Basher (the explosives expert, now a rapper) is arguing with the sound guy that his song is completely obscured in bleeps, while their own ClusterFBomb is being covered by a phone. "Where the ''riiing'' is that ''riiing''ing phone?!"
** Made even more hilarious by one final ring ''after'' Basher's already answered the phone. "Oh, ''riiing''..."
* At the end of the original ''Film/{{Jaws}}''
--> "Smile, you son of a-" ''(gunshot)''
* In ''Film/LethalWeapon'' 3, Roger Murtaugh threatens Tyrone, telling him where he got the gun.
--> "Motherfucker, you better tell me where this gun from or I'll blow your motherf-- ''(gun cock)'' head off!"
* ''Shrek''
** Right at the beginning of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', when the title character finishes reading the story. "Like that's ever going to happen. What a load of--" *toilet flush*
** Done in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' as well. Upon being told that Fiona is pregnant, Puss tells Shrek that he's f-*Foghorn Going Off*.
* ''Film/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory'': When Grandpa George learns that Mike Teavee, finder of the fourth Golden Ticket, doesn't like chocolate (he took the trouble that he did to track down the ticket simply to show off his tech-savviness, not because he wanted to visit a ''chocolate factory''), he goes on a furious rant. Charlie's mother promptly covers the boy's ears before he -- and the audience -- can hear the worst of it...
* Used in ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheRobinsons'', with Spike and Dimitri.
-->"Well you can go and shove that doorbell right up your!" *Door shuts*
* In ''Film/PhantomOfTheParadise'', an offhand "fuck" during Philbin's conversation with Swan is interrupted by a burst of feedback from a nearby microphone.
* In the 1967 ''The President's Analyst'', peace-loving psychiatrist Sidney Schaefer ends up blasting away at bad guy minions with a machine gun (and growing to enjoy it). He bursts through a cloud of grenade smoke shouting "Take that, you hostile son-of-a-*RATATATATATATAT*!"
* Done straight in ''Fat Pizza'', considering the movie itself is a crapload of ClusterFBomb, this makes it hilarious.
* The TV edit of ''Film/DemolitionMan'' uses this trick to clever effect: In a future where all swearing is met with a buzzer and a small fine, it compromises by bleeping out anything above a PG rating early. Unfortunately, there are still a few scenes where due to sloppy editing, it seems to go off for no reason at all.
* In the film adaptation of ''Film/TheSpiderwickChronicles'', the main characters set a trap for the goblins chasing them using tomato juice in an oven, which is like sulfuric acid to goblins. As the goblin leader walks into the room, he notices the trap and screams "OH SHI-" and is promptly cut off by the sound of the oven blowing up, vaporizing the goblins.
* As the page cut shows, the theatrical edit of ''Film/LiveFreeOrDieHard'' does it to John [=McClane's=] CatchPhrase, as he [[spoiler:shoots ''through his own shoulder'' to kill the film's villain]]. The unrated version restores the full word.
* In the 1971 G-Rated ''Film/TheAndromedaStrain'', Dr. Leavitt tells team leader Dr. Stone that she is not happy about the disinfecting protocols being used on them when she now has to be subjected to a device that is going to do an invasive inspection on them:
-->I have been parboiled, x-rayed and xenon flashed, I'm telling you, Stone, you can take your Body Analyser and shove it up your... [the door closes on her at this point with a "schloop" and a "thump" closed.]
* In ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'', the often-disgruntled Julie Powers swears freely in the coffee shop scene. The bleeps this time are strange, glitchy 8-bit sound effects, and a censor bar covers her mouth. After repeated instances, [[LampshadeHanging Scott finally asks how she's making those sound effects with her mouth]], making Julie's language much like Spongebob's "Sailor Swears".
** Later on in the movie, after Todd is killed, Julie says to Envy "For the record, I am so pissed off for you right now", in which Envy replies to her "Shut the *glitchy beep sound* up, Julie".
** Another, more subtle, example is when Stephen Stills tells Scott he doesn't want his problems with Ramona to "cock-block the rock". The offending part is drowned out by feedback from the bass amp. Strangely, the certification board didn't have a problem with the line "you cocky cock!"
*** According to Edgar Wright, it was either keep Julie's swears or cut "you cocky cock."
* The movie ''Film/{{Kuffs}}'' both uses and subverts this trope in the same scene, when Kuffs' dispatch radio overrides every swear word in a conversation between him and his police chaperon until the end, where he very clearly enunciates the [[PrecisionFStrike F Bomb]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12dEvNOMvmo here]].
* The movie ''Film/ToSirWithLove'' features a scene where Barbara Pegg (played by Lulu) calls a classmate a "son of a bitch." It's drowned out by a train going by, but you can clearly see her mouth it.
* In the film adaptation of ''Film/TheCatInTheHat'', The Cat (as a chef) [[spoiler:starts arguing with the host over his new invention, The "Cupcake-inator". He then threatens the host to end him and ends up cutting his own tail. Sally warns the chef that he cut his tail off, who shouts out "SON OF A B-" before a long bleep is heard and the [[EmergencyBroadcast broadcast is terminated]]]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'', Rango(not known as that at the time) blows a toad's cover from a hawk while running away. As the toad is being swept away, the scene ends with the toad shouting “SON OF A—” but then the eagle's loud ~ CAW! ~ is heard.
* In ''Film/SuckerPunch'' when Blondie attacks the dragon: "Take that, you ugly motherf- *machine gun blast*
* In ''Film/TheATeam'' movie on two occasions we have the lines "Alpha, Mike, Foxtrot! Adios Mother F- *explosion*
* Various construction noises during Pigvomit's tirade over the closing credits of ''Film/PrivateParts''.
* ''Film/TheLastStarfighter'': Upon Alex finding out that he is, indeed, the only Starfighter remaining to take on the Ko-Dan Armada, what is surely a [[ClusterFBomb truly spectacular string of profanity]] is conveniently drowned out by the engine noise from his and Grig's Gunstar taking off.
* The makers of the film adaptation of Creator/JamesJoyce's ''Literature/{{Ulysses}}'' deliberately did this when the BBFC requested that portions of Molly's final soliloquy be cut. The result so annoyed the BBFC that they just passed it uncut with an X rating.
* In ''Film/TheMartian'', when marooned astronaut Mark Watney learns that his crew hasn't been informed that he wasn't killed outright in the disaster that forced them to leave Mars, the scene's vantage point switches to the exterior of the Mars rover where he conducts his communications with Earth, looking at him through the clear canopy of the rover. Thus, we clearly see, but don't actually hear, his reaction of "What the fuck? ''What the fuck?"''
* In ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', when Nemo and the Tank Gang have dirtied the tank:
-->Gurgle: "Don't you people REALIZE we are SWIMMING IN OUR OWN-"
-->Peach: "Shh! Here he comes!"
* In ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', when Scotty first sees Admiral Marcus' gigantic starship, he starts saying "Oh, sh-", before the sound swiftly transitions into the characteristic, electronic sound of an opening Sci-Fi door.
** ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'': [=McCoy=]'s swearing tirade is cut off when he's beamed away, and at the exact moment, he starts saying the F-word.
* In ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'', after Riley [[spoiler: gets a new console]]:
-->''Anger:'' Wow! I have access to the entire curse word library! This new console is the -bleep-!
* In ''WesternAnimation/TrollsHoliday'', the song "Double Down Speed Round" has a part mentioning Bleepy Sound Day, where you can only talk in bleeps.
* ''Film/JusticeLeague2017''. After a STAR Labs' janitor is kidnapped, a TV reporter interviews the guy's wife... who delivers a ClusterFBomb targeted at the kidnappers. The TV channel had to bleep her swearings and blur her mouth... which happens every two or three words. Even after it's muted, you can see the channel [[FunnyBackgroundEvent in the background]], the lady having her mouth blurred for several seconds straight before she finally stops.
* ''Film/CarryOnDick''. The Bow Street Runners have discovered that the highwayman Dick Turpin has an unusual birthmark on his ''[accordion plays]''. Subverted when they're passing on this information to the Reverend Flasher, who reveals they're actually using an UnusualEuphemism instead of a swearword, as he keeps ComicallyMissingThePoint. [[spoiler:Though it's actually ObfuscatingStupidity, as the Reverend is Dick Turpin.]]
-->'''Sgt Strapp:''' You see, what he means Rector is that he's got a birthmark on his..." ''(whispers in ear to sound of accordion)''
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Aha! Now I have got it! But I honestly don't think that Jack the woodcutter...
-->'''Captain Fancey:''' Jack the woodcutter?!!
-->'''Reverend Flasher:''' Well he's the only one I know who has a chopper.
* It's a RunningGag in ''Isn't It Romantic'' that this happens whenever Natalie is about to curse - first it happens repeatedly with a truck backing up, then with an alarm clock, then finally a champagne bottle being popped open. Since the premise is that she's trapped in a stereotypical RomanticComedy, it's implied that the universe is actually conspiring against her using R-rated language. She does eventually get to swear without censorship near the end of the film.
* In ''Film/KillBill vol. 1'', this is used to censor [[NoNameGiven The Bride's]] real name whenever it's said. It's meant to be interpreted as a glitch in the film reel, rather than deliberate censorship on the part of the editors.
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