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As Deadpool and Wolverine continue their record-breaking spree at the box office, the MCU film can check off another milestone. The R-rated Superhero sequel surpassed its predecessors in the movie’s highest number of F-bombs dropped.
Furthermore, according to Hollywood reporters, when the film inevitably lands on streaming survive Disney+, it will reign supreme as the movie with the most f-bombs.
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Deadpool 1 uses the F-bombs and its derivatives 84 times, and Deadpool 2 clocked out at 90. Meanwhile, Deadpool and Wolverine use the F-word 118 times. Despite setting the record for the most F-bombs uttered in the franchise’s history, Deadpool 3 doesn’t even come close to beating the film with the highest number of profane words.
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That honor goes to the gang who brought us Trailer Park Boys. Swearnet: The Movie, released in 2014 and now streaming on Netflix, is the film with the highest number of F-words. Here’s a list of the Top five films in the category.
The extremely profane, gruesome slasher film follows a robot, Santa Claus, who goes on a rampage on Christmas Eve. The 87-minute movie drops 487 f-bombs.
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The 2019 Adam Sandler film, which centered around a gambling addict, dropped 560 f-words, making it one of the most profane films of the past decade.
It’s no surprise that a Martin Scorsese film has landed on the list of reigning potty mouths. The f-bomb-heavy film dropped the swear word a record 569 times.
Is it any surprise that a documentary about the profane word itself is the second highest-rated film to use the f-word? The film that provided insight into the word’s origins dropped the f-bomb 857 times.
The 2014 film breaks the record for the most f-words used in a movie. The film that the actors of the Trailer Park Boys TV series who try to create an uncensored network online dropped the f-bomb 935 times.
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