[retroguy]

And as a sub question which movie has the most swear words

And what was the exact number

It must be Goodfellas with 138 swear words ISTR

[degsyhufc]

Pulp Fiction uses the F word 265 times and others on top of that

[RussellIan]

You'd have to define your 'swearing' boundaries.

I think Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? (1966) was the first American film to feature a fairly liberal use of words accepted as 'swearing' (several bastards, bloodys and buggers), as opposed to just mild 'cussing' of the damn and blast variety. 'One or two' instances of those had been accepted in British films for quite a while though.

[gerry d]

"South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut" in total has 399 swear words that feature in the film.With the word F*ck being used 146 times.

[Virgil Tracy]

I think Ullyses was the first in Britain .

as for most - there's a documentary alled "F**K" whch prob has the most

[Tiexen]

The films Ulysses and I'll Never Forget What's'isname (both 1967) are contenders for being the first film to use the word 'f***,' although the word 'f***ing' is clearly mouthed silently in the film Sink the Bismarck! (1960), MASH, released in 1970 used the "F" word
and the title character says it in the cartoon Bosko's Picture Show (1933).

from Wikipedia

[killthedirector]

its gotta be the south park movie to have the most swear words

[mialicious]

Casino and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back have lots of naughty words

[CJClarke]

Originally Posted by Virgil Tracy

as for most - there's a documentary alled "F**K" whch prob has the most

It says it 824 times, on an average of 8 times per minute, lol.

There's a list of films with the most uses of the F word on Wikipedia, just search for "List of films that most frequently use the word "f*ck""

(i can't link to it, as the link itself features the F word and it breaks the link when DS censors it).

[revolver44]

Spiderman III surely?

No hang on, that was just me swearing at the screen about 500 times.

[grimtales1]

Originally Posted by Tiexen

The films Ulysses and I'll Never Forget What's'isname (both 1967) are contenders for being the first film to use the word 'f***,' although the word 'f***ing' is clearly mouthed silently in the film Sink the Bismarck! (1960), MASH, released in 1970 used the "F" word
and the title character says it in the cartoon Bosko's Picture Show (1933).

from Wikipedia

Really?! I think its something that SOUNDS like "****" but isnt that

[Virgil Tracy]

i've always wondered if Butch Cassidy was the first PG to have the word "sh*t" used in it .

[rfonzo]

I would not have any idea what film has the most and who was the first?

[rosco2010]

Presumably in 'Gone With the Wind' when Rhett said he didnt give a damn.

[ThatWasCool]

There's a film called **** where the f-word is used over 800 times!

There's apparently a foreign film where the f and c-words are used literally constantly.