Between this one & the sequel....if I had a dollar for every f-bomb I could retire.
Why do filmmakers think this adds realism to a film?
It makes it sound like utter trash.
I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus.
Didn't he discover America?
Penfold, shush.
It DOES add realism. Everyday regular people swear and drop f-bombs constantly...
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So an asylum that constantly changes its layout so that it can trap anyone inside it as well as the ghosts and demons up in there are all good, but a few f-bombs is where it gets unrealistic?
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shareI don't really mind swearing in films, in fact, I didn't even notice there was a lot of swearing, but I'll take your word for it.
I think people in that situation would be swearing a lot, though. So doesn't that make it more realistic?
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Agree. I could care less about swearing in films but this was excessive to the point of being a little distracting. Pretty good for found footage horror, but the characters were beyond a little annoying with the constant *beep* bombs.
shareI see a lot of people saying 'I could care less' do you not mean 'I couldn't care less' as the former would mean that you COULD care less?!
I don't mean anything bad by asking this, maybe it's an American thing as we (UK) have a similar saying 'I couldn't care less'
There were way too many f-bombs in both movies. Especially the black guy with his swearing and over the top acting became obnoxious after a while and I wanted him gone as soon as possible. Thankfully the ghosts agreed with me. 😊
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