So I recently started watching "FROM" series which is kindoff intresting but what I obsvered is the word "f***" is used more times than any other word. I'm still in season 2 but this word is what I can hear for every 10 words maybe 😂😂. Did u guys also observed?
I’ve watched the whole show and it never stood out. I think you might have fixated on it. It seems like a pretty reasonable word to use when living in a world of vicious monsters that shred people.
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
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Yeah I can understand but I feel like its way too much so shared it 😅
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SatisfactionActive861 day ago
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it’s just lazy writing, though. the writers want to make things seem tense and their go to tools is people immediately screaming f*** at each other.
the issue isn’t whether it’s explainable, the issue is good storytelling needs more finesse than what you can explain by “the trauma did it”
“trauma” could justify Boyd turning into a crossdressing prostitute giving blowies for the last can of peaches. would that be okay? simply on the basis it’s explainable?
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Own_Faithlessness7691 day ago
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What? There’s like 5,000 things going on in the show to cause tension, they’re net relying on swear words.
And swearing isn’t ‘explainable’, it’s a very normal and common human behaviour.
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SatisfactionActive861 day ago
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it’s not explainable yet you took the time to explain it? lol
profanity is a child’s way of expression hostility and tension and if you haven’t seen a show that instead relied on nuance and undertones, i feel legitimately bad for you
have a great day
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Own_Faithlessness7691 day ago
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I’ve seen plenty of shows that don’t use profanities because of network restrictions, and it generally just comes across a bit odd because it’s not realistic. But now I see it’s necessary for pearl clutchers like you.
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dawcza1 day ago
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You should watch "f***" scene in the wire then 😀
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
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???
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PJFohsw97a1 day ago
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In an early episode of "The Wire", there is a scene where 2 detectives revisit an old crime scene. The scene is about 5 minutes long and, other than one "Bang", the only dialogue is some variation of "F***".
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AporiaParadox1 day ago
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I think they use the word a realistic number of times given the fucked up situation the characters are in.
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
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True
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
I dont know whats mgm+
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Benji_Suite1 day ago
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The office does a zoom-in effect every 3 seconds. Once u see it u cant unsee it
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
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I didn't get u
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mstermind1 day ago
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One thing that kind of ruined it for me is that almost every scene starts the same way. Pay attention to any epsiode in season 2 and you'll know what I'm talking about. I'm still engaged and watch the show though ...
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
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I'm still in season 2 I'll obsv
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mstermind1 day ago
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You'll see the same thing, with some variations, in every season. It's actually quite funny once you notice.
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
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They couldn't call the show F*** so they went with From.
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BusyEmployment14801 day ago
Lmao that would definitely be more accurate title. I'm watching season 2 also and yeah the f-bombs are getting ridiculous at this point. Like I get it, people are trapped in nightmare town but maybe expand the vocabulary a little bit? My dogs probably learned more curse words from this show than they should have.
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
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Sounds true actually 🤣🤣🤣
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fullmoon631 day ago
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I didn’t notice at first, but now that you said it… yeah, it’s everywhere 😂
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VeterinarianSmall9451 day ago
Sometimes I just stop seeing and take break from that word 🥲😂🙌
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