10 Most Epic Uses Of F*ck In Movie History

There are some who say that swearing is an art form; if done right, it can offend, cause laughter, inspire or disgust, and if done wrong, it can come off as forced, like the screenwriter ran out of ideas and just penned the most offensive cuss-words their crude mind could conjure up.

But when it is done right, it's glorious. Movie history has gifted us more than a few memorable, mature lines of dialogue, and quite often, these R-rated beauties give a movie notoriety, helping us remember films we'd otherwise have forgotten, or cementing an already-great movie's status with a quotable, whip-smart piece of screenwriting magic.

So, let's take a look at some of the best. These moments are unforgettable because of the way they use the mighty f-bomb, and the effects range from awe-inspiring, to bewildering, to downright funny.

Here are ten of the most epic, creative uses of "f*ck" in movie history...

The Scene: Half Baked currently holds a 16 on Metacritic, which is an accurate representation of the movie's quality, but it still comes packing a handful of golden lines, including this one.

Scarface (Guillermo Díaz), while working at a fast food restaurant, decides he's had enough of flipping burgers - and chooses to take matters into his own hands.

Grabbing the microphone that's connected to the store's speaker system, he proceeds to deliver a "f*ck you" to most of his coworkers, before dropping the mic and leaving.

We've all wanted to leave a job like this at some point - probably that retail part-time gig you had while you were in school - and this scene marks one of the funniest examples of those thoughts being brought to life on-screen.

Humour Rating: Quitting a job in spectacular style - this is how it's done. Diaz's composed delivery combined with the perplexed reactions of everyone else in the scene heighten the humour, and that final burger-throw is priceless. 7.5/10