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Brothers
This Filme foto contains geschäftsanzug, business-anzug, and fahrbahn. There might also be straße, stadtszene, städtische einstellung, stadt szene, städtische umgebung, szene mit straße, stadt, städtischen einstellung, gatter, wicket, hip boot, and thigh boot.
Why is it necessary? I don't understand. I'm not talking about words like "damn" oder "ass." Those are crude but not as offensive as the ones I am thinking of. Since I don't swear, I am not going to start now Von saying them. I don't think I really need to.
It takes away from the experience for me when a movie that is otherwise very good, with an interesting plot, a talented cast, and excellent scenery and special effects- think The Departed- is littered with the f-word.
Does it really add that much to the film if there's a lot of swearing in it? In my opinion, absolutely not. I don't understand why a screenwriter would choose to employ them when there are so many other words in the English language?
It takes away from the experience for me when a movie that is otherwise very good, with an interesting plot, a talented cast, and excellent scenery and special effects- think The Departed- is littered with the f-word.
Does it really add that much to the film if there's a lot of swearing in it? In my opinion, absolutely not. I don't understand why a screenwriter would choose to employ them when there are so many other words in the English language?
