History PrecisionFStrike / LiveActionFilms

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* In ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'', Indy, with Willie and Short Round with him, are on a rope bridge over a huge gorge with a rock-strewn and alligator-infested river beneath them...and mad cultists at either end of the bridge. Oh, and he's lost his gun.

** In ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndTheeGobletOfFire The Goblet of Fire,'' Harry says "I don't give a ''DAMN'' what your father says, Malfoy!"

** And [[Film/StarTrek the new movie]] features this exchange (which deconstructs a CallBack to make a point about the AlternateUniverse):

** In ''The Philosopher's Stone'', Draco, when taking Neville's Remembrall after his fall during the broomstick lesson, comments that if Neville had held on to it any tighter, "he would've remembered to land on his fat ass."
** In ''The Goblet of Fire,'' Harry says "I don't give a ''DAMN'' what your father says, Malfoy!"
** From ''Deathly Hallows Part 2'': "Not my daughter, you ''bitch.'' [[spoiler:AVADA KEDAVRA!]]"
** As with the book counterpart, Hermione finally gets one of her own in ''Deathly Hallows Part 1''.

* '''Three Days of the Condor''': "You play games. Six people died, and you play fucking GAMES?"

* Bones (also played by Karl Urban) almost swears in ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'' when he's forced to team up with Spock to go on one of [[BigBad Krall's]] swarm ships:
-->"[[ImADoctorNotAPlaceholder Dammit Jim, I'm a Doctor, not a f---!]]"
** And earlier in the film, when examining Spock's wound:
-->'''Spock''': "The forced optimism in your voice suggests that you are trying to elicit a sense of calm in order to-"
-->'''Bones''': "Cut the horseshit."
** Later, after Bones cauterizes the wound, Spock uses said word.
-->'''Bones''': "They say it hurts less if it's a surprise."
-->'''Spock''': "If I may adopt a parlance with which you are familiar, I can confirm your theory to be horseshit."

* ''Film/JasonX'': "What the hell is going on?" "Jason ''fucking'' Voorhees, that's what's going on!"

* In ''TheWeddingSinger'', a PG-13 film, we have Robbie's song about his ex-girlfriend that stood him up at the altar:

* The various films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe tend to be light on swearing to maintain their PG-13 ratings, but there's a hilarious moment in ''Film/TheAvengers2012'' when Tony Stark realizes what the next step in [[BigBad Loki's]] plan has to be and says, "Son of a bitch". The fact that he does it nearly deadpan just makes it funnier.

* From ''Film/{{Dodgeball}}'', "Spare me... I won that tournament... fuckin' Chuck Norris!"

* In the anti-McCarthyism film ''Film/TheFront'', Woody Allen spends the entire film fronting for blacklisting writers, but without committing himself... until (in the last line) he tells the Un-American Activities Sub-Committee to [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments go fuck themselves]]... ''in a PG-rated movie!''

* In ''Film/MrsWinterbourne'', Ricki Lake plays FishOutOfWater Connie, masquerading as Patricia. Shirley MacLaine is the [[{{Socialite}} rich matron]] Grace, who thinks she is Connie's mother-in-law. When two snooty {{Rich Bitch}}es take digs at Connie, this exchange happens:

'''[[TomCruise Dr. Bill Harford]]''': What's that? \\

* Bones (also played by Karl Urban) almost swears in ''Film/Star Trek Beyond'' when he's forced to team up with Spock to go on one of Krall's swarm ships:
--> "Dammit Jim, I'm a Doctor, not a f---!"

--> Spock: "The forced optimism in your voice suggests that you are trying to elicit a sense of calm in order to-"
--> Bones: "Cut the horseshit."

--> Bones: "They say it hurts less if it's a surprise."
-->Spock: "If I may adopt a parlance with which you are familiar, I can confirm your theory to be horseshit."

* The Amazing Yen speaks nothing but Chinese for the entirety of ''OceansEleven'' until, in a fit of frustration at Danny and Linus's late arrival he screams out "Where the ''FUCK'' you been?!"

-->"Karloff? ''Sidekick?!?'' '''''FUCK! YOU!'''' Boris Karloff is not good enough to SMELL! MY! '''''SHIT!'''''"

* The Live-action parody movie of the above, ''WebAnimation/StarWreck'', has one engineer, whose name actually qualifies: Fukov. The way it's pronounced, it often sounds like "fuck off".

* ''Film/{{Wanted}}'' has the character Sloan (played by MorganFreeman) dropping the F-bomb twice during the course of the film to punctuate some of its most dramatic scenes.

* The film ''Film/BeCool'' (which was rated PG-13) used a Precision F Strike in the very beginning to lampshade the ratings system. After telling a friend that a movie can't have more than one F-bomb or else it gets an R rating (contrary to popular belief, this is not exactly true), JohnTravolta's character gives his opinion of that rule: "Fuck that."

-->'''Walt:''' What the ''hell'' are you spooks up to?

* ''Film/GranTorino'' has one as well; when you see a very serious and straight-laced Catholic priest take the lord's name in vain (in a church, no less), you know things are about to get grim.

* In ''Film/MarriedToTheMob'', Connie Russo (MercedesRuehl) is tearing through the (pretty crappy looking) apartment of Angela de Marco (MichellePfeiffer), looking for her philandering husband Tony "The Tiger" Russo (played by DeanStockwell, but he's not there). In mid-tear, Connie stops, looks around and says to no one in particular, "What a fucking dump."

---->'''Wolverine''': You have ten words--''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis TEN. WORDS.]]--to explain to me why you, the ''Minister of Justice'', would want to have your fiancée killed by the Yakuza, and if I don't like what you say, ''you are going through that fucking window''.

*** The extended cut adds two more: "Too many fucking wars," and "Talk or I'll throw you out that fucking window!"

** Walt employs a Precision Black Strike once, and not only is it his only racial slur against blacks in the entire film, it's the only racial slur against blacks in the entire film ''period''!
-->'''Walt:''' What are you spooks up to?

* Creator/RupertGrint swears at least once in all his films. Aside from the above examples, he gets his obligatory profanity in ''Film/WildTarget'' when Victor Maynard's home is beseiged by Dixon and his right-hand man. He also assures his friend Patrick he's going to be "Goddamn fine" during an encouraging speech toward the end of ''Film/{{Thunderpants}}''--[[RefugeInAudacity despite being a 13-year-old in a room full of adults, including Ned Beatty!]]

* ''Film/BladeRunner'' has one exquisite F-bomb: android Roy Batty, confronting his maker and aware he was designed to expire after 4 years, says calmly and evenly, "I want more life, ''fucker''."

--> "Ladies and gentlemen, in order to achieve an 'R' rating today, a motion picture must contain full frontal nudity, graphic violence, or an explicit reference to the sex act. Since this film has none of those, and since research has proven that R-rated films are by far the most popular with the moviegoing public, the producers of this motion picture have asked me to take this opportunity to say 'Fuck you.'"
* A very absurd example: according to Jerry Maren, while filming the Munchkinland scene in ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', a bunch of Munchkins thought it would be a good idea to sing the lyrics to a certain song written for the film as "Ding Dong, the Bitch is Dead", because they knew that they had already pre-recorded the song ("Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead") as written and that it'd be plastered over their bawdy rendition on camera anyway. Also, an urban legend accuses Elmira Gulch of threatening to "bring a damn[[note]]Actually "damage"[[/note]] suit that'll take [the] whole farm!" during the Kansas scene.

** From a deleted scene: "You blew me hat off, ya bitch!" (The final word is censored, even in the outtake.) [[HilariousOuttakes "You can't curse in a Disney film, mate. See? I told him."]]

* ''Film/AnchormanTheLegendOfRonBurgundy'': "Go fuck yourself, San Diego." Hilariously, the TV edit censors it to another F-strike: "You're a dirty bitch, San Diego."

* [[Film/RepoTheGeneticOpera "You cannot control me father;]] Daddy's girl's a fucking monster!"

* In RobertAltman's ''Film/{{Mash}}'', the 4077th is playing a football game against the 8063rd. During the game one of the 4077th's players decides to tell a player on the other team, "All right, bud, your fuckin' head is coming right off." Not only is this the only use of the word in the movie, it's one of the earliest uses of the word in all of mainstream Hollywood cinema. Its sudden appearance and "blink and you'll miss it" delivery is one of the film's funniest moments.
* Two occur in ''Julie & Julia'': The first when Julia Child (Creator/MerylStreep) is removing pasta from a pan, remarking to her husband that "These damn things are as hot as a stiff cock!" The second, is later in the film; her husband Paul (Stanley Tucci) is consoling her over a failed book deal, with the style and gravitas one would expect from a diplomat - until he concludes with a heartfelt "Fuck them."

* In ''Film/AirForceOne'', the BigBad played by GaryOldman drops the f-bomb twice, including the scene where the plane is about to land at Ramstein Air Force Base, but he won't allow it: "GET THE FUCK IN THE AIR!"

'''Critter #2:''' So what?\\

* The Live-action parody movie of the above, ''StarWreck'', has one engineer, whose name actually qualifies: Fukov. The way it's pronounced, it often sounds like "fuck off".

* ''Film/{{Minority Report}}''.