Disgusting Language

Rating: 1/10 (2 March 2007)

My wife and I could not sit through this movie due to the wall to wall gutter language that Hollywood seems to think adds to the realism and entertainment value. This movie was much worse in this regard than most R-rated movies I have seen. Most people that I know feel that the four-letter vocabulary of Hollywood detracts from - rather than adds to - the entertainment value of a movie. I think that more people might want to watch a movie such as this if it were cleaned up. The question is, how many people refuse to attend a movie because it lacks crude language. There are probably a few weirdos who would not watch such a movie, but most people would probably enjoy such a movie much more without the obscenities. Hollywood seems to be of the opinion that obscenity and crudity equate to sophistication, realism, and entertainment value when exactly the opposite is the case. Hollywood seems to want to create movies that appeal to the less intellectual and more base qualities of their viewers. Unfortunately, there seems to be quite a number of viewers and this includes the Hollywood crowd themselves. They should be ashamed, but I know they are not.