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Awesome Infographic: The 12 Movies With the Dirtiest Mouths

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While peppering a movie with f-bombs is nothing new (see: Scarface and Sid and Nancy), filmmakers have become increasingly comfortable with throwing the queen mother of dirty words into their work in recent years. Above, we take a gander at the films with the highest usage. (Click here for a closer look.) Are you as surprised as we are that classics like Pulp Fiction (265 “fucks”) and The Big Lebowski (260 “fucks”) didn’t even crack the top 12?

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I don’t think the documentary Fuck should count, as most of the utterances are likely presented clinically, and not in the true emotional presentation of the word. Thus, not dirty.

Also, there might be a second graphic that notes fucks per minute, or FPM. I think that would get Lebowski up there, as Goodfellas is 2.054 FPM and Lebowski is 2.222 FPM. Just fuckin’ sayin.

Are we allowed to curse on here?

seriously? Superbad and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back Didn’t Make the cut?

Or “In the Loop?” That might be the sweariest film I’ve ever seen. “Fuckity-bye!”

I am going to quit letting my children visit this site if you and Judy keep using that “F” word.

i’m with you, Lupa — documentary “fucks” don’t count.

Ya gotta admit though, it was a fun documentary to watch!

Hey, I directed that fuckin’ documentary and we’re taking fuckin’ credit for every fuckin’ fuck!

Thanks for the shout-out Flavor Wire.

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What about “Tigerland” – at something like 524?

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