10 Incredible F-Bombs Dropped In PG-13 Movies

Adam Sandler isn't afraid to pull out some nasty language when it suits a scene, but when you go back through his career, he hasn't been a big fan of dropping the F-Bomb unless it's absolutely necessary. Most of his movies are rated PG-13, which means he has been fairly conservative with that word.

That being said, he isn't afraid to use it when the right scene came along. In The Wedding Singer, that happened when his character, Robbie Hart, ends up going back to work shortly after he was left at the altar by his fiancé.

Feelings of despondency and rage don't mix well at events that are all about celebrating love and lifelong commitments. Throw it all together, and you have a wedding singer who nobody wants to hear sing.

In the scene where he lets loose with the F-Bomb, Robbie plays a song he wrote after admittedly listening to The Cure a lot. The song, titled, "Somebody Kill Me Please," starts out nice enough until he gets into the main part where he describes his feelings on Linda, his ex.

"But it all was bulls**t! It was a god damn joke! And when I think of you, Linda, I hope you f**king choke!"

It turns out to be a perfect line in the song all about how crappy he was feeling, but at the same time, he's serenading the new girl he's developing feelings for, which makes it oddly hilarious.