== this is dumb.... == 

 How can you reference something that is, and exists as "is". The profanity is contained within the medium, it's not an opinion being expressed by a third party (an action that therefore requires a reference). You don't see calls for a reference that a Model T Ford has four wheels, or a dog has four legs!!! Why on earth do you need a reference to say whether a film is full of swear words? Just watch the movie and you'll know yourself! It seems there is an inane confusion between the whole meaning of what is verifiable facts and what is analysis/research/interpretaton. 

 Why can't I, as an example, get a movie from Blockbuster, watch it and then with my pad and pen count the number of fucks in it? Because it's original research, yes? Instead it takes another person with access to a computer to have their findings "published" to make the fact a truth? This dichotomy is a serious error of how sources are meant to be used and applied. In this case, the primary source is the film, it should be good faith that merits inclusion i.e I watch Star Wars I see spacecraft, I watch Jaws and there is a big shark.  

 It amuses me so much to see think that - as this purports to be an encylcopedia - secondary sources are used as "prima facie" evidence for the existence of primary evidence. This is akin to placing a published book on an Egyptian tomb's hieroglyphics in higher esteem than the real scripts. That's an utterly crazy situation. In the case of this film list, the movie is the source, so you don't need secondary sources to tell you if they say "fuck" or not. Any one with any sense should start to see that this article highlights the ultimate limits to the whole Wikipedia project? Because selectively puts secondary and third party sources before primary evidence !! What a hoot. Using the same logic employed on this page, it would be original research to look at photograph of a human face and then claim all people have two eyes, because without a secondary source that would be Original Research!!!!!!!!