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* The most famous line from ''Film/{{Rocketman}}'':

* ''Film/WhiteHunterBlackHeart'': Wilson telling Mrs. MacGregor after the way she treats Verrill a story about how he had come across a woman in his travels in London who had also been making antisemitic remarks, until he cut her short by telling her, "Madam, I have dined with some ugly, goddamned bitches in my time. I've dine with some of the god-damnedest, ugliest bitches in the world, but you, dear, are the ugliest bitch of them all." Wilson then starts to tell Mrs. MacGregor this, but figures she's gotten the point.

* [[SophisticatedAsHell Normally eloquent]] scientist [[TheProfessor Dr. Emmett Brown]] chimes in with probably [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments the funniest line]] from ''Film/BackToTheFuture'':

** Finn utters the strongest language in a Star Wars film to date in Film/TheLastJedi, when he calls someone who betrayed them a "murdering bastard"
** Series/{{Andor}} has one character say "shit" for the first time on-screen in the franchise.

* ''Film/{{Oblivion 2013}}'' : [[spoiler: '''Jack:''' [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck you]], Sally. ''([[HeroicSacrifice detonates]] [[NukeEm fuel cells]])'']]

** The first f-bomb in the entire franchise doesn't appear until the sixth film, ''[[Film/MissionImpossibleFallout Fallout]]'', when the villian [[spoiler:August Walker]] loses patience with his ally Solomon Lane's labyrinthine plans for ExtremeMeleeRevenge against Ethan Hunt and demands to know why he has to make everything, namely his own GenghisGambit, ''"so '''fucking''' complicated."''

* Performed calmly and elegantly by arguably the most revered Shakespeare actor of the past century, Sir John Gielgud, as Hobson the butler in ''Film/{{Arthur 1981}}'':

* ''Film/TheBatman2022'' has Commissioner Pete Savage say this to Batman during the crime scene, which is the only time the word is used.

** The end of ''Film/TheFlash2023'' has Barry Allen drop the F-bomb once he sees [[spoiler:a different version of Bruce Wayne played by Creator/GeorgeClooney]].

** In ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', Steve is [[spoiler:[[IHatePastMe annoyed by himself]] from ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'']] and says , "You gotta be shitting me!" (by far the saltiest language he's ever used) when they have to fight.
** ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' has a a similar example to ''Homecoming''. This time, it's ''Spider-Man'' that gets to drop a [[CurseCutShort "WHAT THE FU-?!"]] line in response to [[spoiler:seeing that Mysterio has revealed his secret identity to the entire world]].
** ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' picks up where ''Far From Home'' left off, so it begins with the exact same [[CurseCutShort "WHAT THE FU-?!"]] as that film, this time censored by a [[SoundEffectBleep car horn]].

* Done by, of all people, Creator/MerylStreep in ''Film/TheManchurianCandidate''.

--->'''Star-Lord''': "Open the ''fucking'' door.

* In ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'', the Guardians arrive [[spoiler: on Counter-Earth]] and Nebula tries to open the door of a retro station wagon. Peter Quill tries to teach her how to open a door, but eventually gets frustrated.
---> '''PeterQuill''': Open the ''fucking'' door.

** ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' has Star-Lord drop the franchise's first uncensored F-bomb by shouting at Nebula, "OPEN THE FUCKING DOOR!"

* In the PG-13 ''Film/GeminiMan'', AMF functions as a recurring acronym, used as a DeadlyEuphemism. At one point, Baron asks what AMF stands for, and Danny tells him, "Adios, motherfucker."

** In ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', Steve is [[spoiler: [[IHatePastMe annoyed by himself]] from ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'']] and says , "You gotta be shitting me!" (by far the saltiest language he's ever used) when they have to fight.

** ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' will contain the franchise's first-ever, uncensored F-bomb, with Star-Lord yelling at Nebula, "OPEN THE FUCKING DOOR!"

--->Uh, guys? We might have a problem. Hank, didn't you say this was, "some old warehouse"? It's not! [cue clouds parting to reveal [[spoiler:a state-of-the-art facility with a giant A insignia on the roof—the new Avengers headquarters]]. YOU SON OF A BITCH!

--->Uh, guys? We might have a problem. Hank, didn't you say this was, "some old warehouse"? It's not! [cue clouds parting to reveal [[spoiler:a state-of-the-art facility with a giant A insignia on the roof—the new Avengers headquarters]].] YOU SON OF A BITCH!

** ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' picks up where ''Far From Home'' left off, so it begins with the exact same [[CurseCutShort "WHAT THE FU-?!"]], this time censored by a [[SoundEffectBleep car horn]].

*** A milder example much earlier in the movie, when Stephen and Tony are squaring off:

--->'''Stephen''': [[SophisticatedAsHell Protecting your reality, douchebag]].

** ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' has a a similar example to ''Homecoming''. This time, it's ''Spider-Man'' that gets to drop a [[CurseCutShort "WHAT THE FU-"]] line in response to [[spoiler:seeing that Mysterio has revealed his secret identity to the entire world]].
** ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' has Spider-Man say [[CurseCutShort "WHAT THE FU-"]] again, only at the beginning of the film. This time, it's interrupted by a [[SoundEffectBleep car horn]].

** Lampshaded in ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' with the line "Are you sure it isn't time for a colorful metaphor?".

** Also used in ''Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry'', where Spock's response to the news of the ''Enterprise's'' decommissioning is: "If I were human, I believe my response would be... Go to Hell."
*** Homaged in ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact''; the Enterprise is ordered to stay out of a battle with the Borg. As the battle goes badly, Picard tells the crew he's about to violate that order and notes that any crew objections will be noted. Data (the logical android who had no emotions until the previous movie) responds with a crowning moment of awesome: "I believe I speak for everyone here, sir, when I say... [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight to Hell with our orders]]."
** Also, Picard's "DAMN IT" during his Ahab speech.

*** Kirk's "Double dumbass on you, too!" is another example of why not to try.
*** An ''implied'' swear is present, when the local whale biologist is getting wise to time-travelling Kirk and Spock's true intentions with the whales.
---> '''Spock:''' Are you sure it isn't time for a colorful metaphor?
*** Although he did figure out swearing by the end of the film. "One damn minute, Admiral."
** And [[Film/StarTrek2009 the 2009 reboot]] features this exchange (which deconstructs a CallBack to make a point about the AlternateUniverse):

--->'''Spock''': If I may [[LampshadeHanging adopt a parlance with which you are familiar]], I can confirm your theory to be...horseshit.

* The French-Canadian dub of ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice'' does a variation of this. As in the English-language original, swear words are used throughout. However, they are all translated as international French swearwords, such "putain" or "merde", which in Québec are considered as rather mild. However, when all hell breaks loose in the Egypt mission, one of the puppets let out a deadpan "Oh, shit". In that case, and ONLY in that case, it is translated by a "sacre", an infamous religious-based swear word unique to Quebec: "Ostie".

--->'''Gang Leader:''' Don't fuck with the Lords of Hell.\\

--->'''M''': [[spoiler:I fucked this up, didn't I?]]

-->'''SilentBob:''' [[PunctuatedForEmphasis The sign! On the back of the car! Said "Critters...Of]] ''[[ComicallyMissingThePoint Hollywood!!]]''" '''YOU DUMB FUCK!!!'''

* In ''Film/JojoRabbit'', they save their one f-word until the very end when a character can quite rightly say "Fuck off, Hitler".

* Annoyingly averted in ''Film/GalaxyQuest''. Originally, when being told to go through the garbage chompers, Gwen's reaction was supposed to be "Well fuck that!", which would have been the film's only profanity, and would have been highly effective. The line is instead dubbed to "Well screw that!", although the actor can clearly be seen saying the original line.