Finally, the actual writers of the dialogue should be ashamed of their work for the gratuitous language. Pretty much every character is highly educated and/or raised in an upper class setting except for the kid. That dialogue did not seem true to the characters and did nothing to enhance some feeling in the movie.

Weak sauce, especially for a comic book movie.

What?

I've never connected education or upper class with increased or decreased cussing and crude language.

In consecutive posts, you criticize writers for throwing in a generally harmless but oft used stereotype...and then immediately use a stereotype of your own.

We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

First post: I liked it, it was enjoyable.

Next three posts: this is why it sucked.

1. I didn't say they used a stereotype. They used something entirely different.

2. There's a reason its known as vulgar language. but go ahead and argue that point. I'm sure you will use an anecdote of a swearing boss to think you have proven your point

I don't need to convince you. But dismissing someone's potential intelligence based on their use of vulgar language is silly... some holier than thou bullshit.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole