A closer look
Quentin Tarantino's legendary crime saga Pulp Fiction features the f-word exactly two hundred and sixty-five times throughout its runtime, basically turning aggressive profanity into a secondary character in the narrative. While critics praised the film for its groundbreaking non-linear storytelling and brilliant dialogue, they probably should have just handed it an award for the most creative ways to weave violent swearing into casual conversations about European fast food. If you took a shot every single time Samuel L. Jackson or John Travolta dropped an f-bomb while wearing a cheap suit, your liver would entirely shut down before they even make it to the pawn shop basement
