No swearing in War Movies?

Stealhead · 05-26-12, 08:04 PM

Go buy the DVD/Bluray problem solved.

If networks do as they do in the US then they will edit out language before a certain hour 10PM I think it is (not sure I don't watch much network TV) only the premium channels like HBO will show language 24/7.

Who says that everyone uses curse words in a war? Hollywood?

You are lucky I was not allowed to use such language as a kid or even a teenager I might have done so here and there among friends but I never dared to do so in front of my mother or father.
My father fought in Vietnam and he saw terrible violence still he disproved of foul language.

Really though if you want a movie uncut you have to buy a copy.

05-26-12, 08:04 PM	#2
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Go buy the DVD/Bluray problem solved. If networks do as they do in the US then they will edit out language before a certain hour 10PM I think it is (not sure I don't watch much network TV) only the premium channels like HBO will show language 24/7. Who says that everyone uses curse words in a war? Hollywood? You are lucky I was not allowed to use such language as a kid or even a teenager I might have done so here and there among friends but I never dared to do so in front of my mother or father. My father fought in Vietnam and he saw terrible violence still he disproved of foul language. Really though if you want a movie uncut you have to buy a copy.