A quick question regarding morality

Rating: Null/10 (21 April 2016)

In a review of this movie I read, written by Chris Hewitt, he discusses the clever dialogue by Tarantino when he says, "By now, you'd think that we'd have become accustomed to Quentin Tarantino pulling the rug out from under our feet. After all, this is the man who made his name with a heist flick that didn't actually have a heist in it" are the first lines of his review. Hewitt mentions all the languages spoken by the actors to show the movies credibility and distracts us from the uncanny amount of profanities in the movie when he says, "whether the cast is handling the one-liners or speeches in English, French, German or even Italian." My question is: is all this fancy talk of dialogue masking the fact there is an account of sixty-one profanities in the film?