Is there where people fight over the last remaining dumpling at a Chinese restaurant?eion wrote:wanton violence
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No, because the generally accepted transliteration of 餛飩 is "wonton" (apparently - I don't know either of those characters (surprise surprise) so I'll have to trust wikipedia).Roman Totale wrote:
Is there where people fight over the last remaining dumpling at a Chinese restaurant?
Also, I'm hungry for wonton now. Bastard.
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SHOWS WHAT YOU KNOW EIONeion wrote: In a PG-13?
Dream on. This is the US, where everyone knows that seeing a booby or hearing a naughty word is far more harmful to developing minds than wanton violence.
He does say it, although they kinda mitigate it somewhat because he's firing a gun simultaneously.
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Yes... it does rather, doesn't it.deject wrote:SHOWS WHAT YOU KNOW EION
Without even having seen the film, I knew that the word "fuck" would not be in it.
Now that I've seen it (:sweep:), I can confirm that the word "fuck" is not in it. "Yippee-ki-yay motherf-" is all it is. There is no "ucker", muffled by the gunshot or not.
As to the movie? A curate's egg-ish 6.5 to 7, like Berk said.
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While swearing is one of my favourite things, I can see the need to produce something younger kids can watch without them running around the house calling grandad a motherfucker.
This series has always had massive appeal to kids in the cleaned-up pre-watershed versions, so it kind of makes sense to do that, while the er..die hard fans will know the catchphrase, it goes over the little ones heads.
I'm not prudish about kids saying bad words (rather hard to be where I live) but I feel they should at least have an understanding of the meaning of the words in their vocabulary, rather than just parroting adults.
Personally, I think the apocryphal curate had actually just farted.
This series has always had massive appeal to kids in the cleaned-up pre-watershed versions, so it kind of makes sense to do that, while the er..die hard fans will know the catchphrase, it goes over the little ones heads.
I'm not prudish about kids saying bad words (rather hard to be where I live) but I feel they should at least have an understanding of the meaning of the words in their vocabulary, rather than just parroting adults.
Personally, I think the apocryphal curate had actually just farted.
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From having seen the movie, I can assure you that you are correct.Gunslinger42 wrote:From what clips/trailers/etc I've seen it looks dead set on being the worst of the franchise
That's well possible, but be that as it may - the expression still exists.FatherJack wrote:Personally, I think the apocryphal curate had actually just farted.
Please, no mention of viscera. It might upset the kiddies.deject wrote:I found it to be a visceral feat of asplosions and shooting.
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