The "F" Word

[Mr. Palmer]

Does anyone say the "F" word better than Samuel L. Jackson? I think not. Heck, they even reshot a scene in SNAKES ON A PLANE just so they could have him mutter it. And I was glad to hear him squeeze it out in 1408.

[michal]

Al Pacino is also pretty good in that... and I also enjoy the with the classical saying for Blue Velvet (1986) "F*** you you F*** F***" ".

[JohnDalglish]

Hi,

Oy?

Long days and pleasant nights

[Nutty Bavarian]

I was kind of disappointed he didn't say it in Star Wars :rofl:

[aptpupil]

I have to admit a fondness for Sharon Stone's use of the "F" word in the interview chair just before she, ahem, "adjusted" her legs in Basic Instinct.

Some movie moments just tend to linger longer in the mind of a dirty old man. :eyebrow:

[TBlack]

Even Richard Pryor purely pales against my wifes complete & total mastery of this particular verb... noun...adverb... adjective...conjunction!

[Bryan James]

Sometimes you just have to go to that level. It has to be percussive, like a snare drum popping hard from nowhere. Jackson does it well. "Snakes on a Plane?"

It gets wasted when there are other cusswords coming before it, even shi7, damn, or hell. 'Whoopsy daisy!' and the like work well to up the ascerbic potential of a big old "F-Bomb."

My favorite cuss-string is GDPOSMF. Sometimes I add the AH.

Usually when I'm talking about myself. Then I'll slide in an SOB.

[Nutty Bavarian]

Monty Python has described the "F" word in great detail. Look it up on youtube. If you need a laugh, well it's pretty much guaranteed :rofl:

[Mike in Canada]

Some cuss words, if placed in proper context and at the right time are very effective as "Norman" in "On Golden Pond" so aptly pointed out even in the movie with the word "Bull-Sh..t"

On the other hand, the use of the term "friggin" by Dolores Claiborne was also effective.

....she also had a gem of a term which was "piss-squirts" when referring to the punks who put the graffiti on her house. :biggrin2:

[peaceluvnsploosh]

HAHAHAhA wow i do have to agree with you that slj has the best "F" word out there... I love how they make fun of it in ... idk which one it was( epic movie, disaster movie, superhero movie) well i dont remember but it was one of thos emovies that they make fun of movies and they make fun of him and its like im f---ing sick or the mutha f---en snakes on this mutha f---en plane... mutha f----er! HAHAHA:)

[Patricia]

Ha, ha, ha - I'd forgotten about that Monty Python bit. I'll have to forward it to my son - his generation think they invented the word!!

[Liasis]

snakes on a plane is um 'gay' no offence to anyone, but we have had snakes on a plane here in Australia... it cost Qantas heaps of money to have the plane landed and POISOINED....for Childrens Pythons..The movie was a drop here....noone says F*#@ here like us Aussies... :) We mean it!

[Selena_Kitt]

In the right context, it's a great word. They're all great words in the right context. :wink2:

[Brian - Metro]

The true master of the F word is Joe Pesci. IMO. :cool2:

[lilydust76]

I have to agree on SJ's use of the almighty F. He almost makes it sound, um, sexual...

:blush:

[Farah]

Monty Python has described the "F" word in great detail. Look it up on youtube. If you need a laugh, well it's pretty much guaranteed :rofl:


Yes, Monty Python does DO a good job it's called, "The Meaning of the Word F***", I have it on CD, and it's hoot, and it will get you through the adverb, adjective, verb, noun, and all that stuff.

But, Samuel L Jackson, is NOT the only one who can say the word great, I've heard others do it just as well.

[Mr. Palmer]

Others may do it well, but Jackson is a tour de force. They even went back and reshot footage just to get him to say it. Now if that isn't speaking volumes.

[KyleKarabekian]

Does anyone say the "F" word better than Samuel L. Jackson? I think not. Heck, they even reshot a scene in SNAKES ON A PLANE just so they could have him mutter it. And I was glad to hear him squeeze it out in 1408.

He said it in 1408? Wow! Snakes on a Plane was a horrible movie with a horrible concept, but Samuel L. Jackson made it worth watching. Only once though. Never again.

[mr.jingles120]

the way he said it sounded creepy i loved it
it a f ing evil room

[GNTLGNT]

George Carlin did a classic riff on the "F" word...

[JellybeanJay]

I love George Carlin, what was it 25 words you shouldn't say on TV? :grinning: Who would have guessed he was the narrator on Thomas the Train, my 2yr olds fav show.

IMO the best use of the F word by Sam Jackson was Pulp Fiction. Some of the best one liners came out of that movie. Totally had me :rofl:

[lovely1]

He is the master of the F work. I liked how he delivered the line in 1408 as well.

[friend of Oye]

Chris Rock "king of the F word"

[Manxkitti]

He does say it with a flair, doesn't he?

[GNTLGNT]

My favorite, and I use it ad nauseum: "Holy F***ing Shi*, you gotta be kiddin' me!!!"...(my mother is inordinately proud)

[rssmith]

Joe Pesci can put a good draw on the word as he did in Casino, starring along side Robert DeNiro.

[Pucker]

Samuel L. Jackson can't top this.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5o8DFfYHS4

[aKINGreader4ever]

Hey Mr. Palmer,

U know I think he probably is the king of using the "F" word:wow:; I think the only movies I didn't hear him use it was in the Star Wars Prequels, SHOCKING HUH:wow:. I still think is a great actor; and let us not 4get the ultimate Bad A**.

-Kris-

[JayneH]

I think Joe Pesci in Casino would have given him a run for his money ....

[steve-w]

IMO the best use of the F word by Sam Jackson was Pulp Fiction. Some of the best one liners came out of that movie. Totally had me :rofl:
Have to agree there!

[Pucker]

:umm:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xepW0UdHEw0

[steve-w]

Lets face it, the guy is cool as f***! He even managed to make the Virgin TV ads look fairly cool here in UK a while ago. And that scene in Pulp Fiction where he and Travolta go and visit those kids..........classic!

[margurite]

hahaha. Your funny.

[Cowboy]

Here is a good explanation of the F word....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0od7spyth_I

[Anna_Johnson]

I was kind of disappointed he didn't say it in Star Wars :rofl:
I was too there. Haha!:biggrin2:

[fljoe0]

Does anyone say the "F" word better than Samuel L. Jackson? I think not. Heck, they even reshot a scene in SNAKES ON A PLANE just so they could have him mutter it. And I was glad to hear him squeeze it out in 1408.

No, Sam is the best. I wish I could find the promo ads he did when he was going to host an award show (I think it was mtv or maybe espn). The ads were about the executives being worried he was going to say the f word on the air. I remember those ads being very funny.