Ever wonder what movie says fuck the most? No, well then skip this post. If you have, and come on admit it you know you have then check this out. It lists the movie, year it was made, how long it is and most importantly how many times fuck was said in the movie. They even have a FPM, Fucks Per Minute, counter going on. Some people have waaay too much time on their hands. The list is comprised of movies that only say fuck over 100 times, otherwise it would be way too long.
FORT MITCHELL (AP) — A Northern Kentucky man wearing only a thong and carrying a knife allegedly videotaped himself attempting a burglary, then left the tape behind, police said.
That evidence ultimately led to his arrest, Fort Mitchell Police Chief Steve Hensley said.
Rodney McMillen, 36, of Covington was charged over the weekend with first-degree burglary.
“This is a very, very bizarre case, to say the least,” Hensley said.
McMillen allegedly broke into a woman’s apartment about 3 a.m. on Sept. 20, Hensley said. The woman fended off the attacker, who left the apartment and fled into a stand of trees near the apartment complex, Hensley said.
Investigating officers found a video camera the burglar left in the apartment, Hensley said, and found video of McMillen’s family on the end of the tape, Hensley said.
Investigators were able to identify some of the family members and tracked down McMillen at his mother’s house in Norwood, Ohio, Hensley said.
McMillen was lodged in the Hamilton County Justice Center in Cincinnati on $50,000 bond, awaiting extradition to Kentucky.
Let me start by saying that this is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time. The last of the Vengeance trilogy, Park Chan-Wook really outdid himself on this one. Lady Vengeance revolves around Geum-ja, played by Lee Young-ae, a beautiful girl who gains noteriety when she’s arrested and charged for the abduction and murder of a six year old boy. But there’s some doubt as to her true role in the crime and after 13 years in jail, Geum-ja seeks revenge on her former teacher, Mr Baek, played by Oldboy’s Choi Min-sik.
Geum-ja plots her way through 13 years in jail all the while befriending her fellow inmates, which earned her a plethora of friends who are willing to help her on the outside by offering her work, housing and help in plotting her revenge on Mr. Baek. As the film progresses we get to see her intricate planning unfold in surprising fashion. There are moments of brilliance in this film; one of the final scenes has the parents of the murdered children reaping revenge on the killer in brutal fashion. Park’s portrayal of emotions makes you sympahtize with Geum-ja and the families of the kidnapped kids.
I found this to be on par with Park’s second film of the vengeance trilogy, Oldboy. The movie gives you twists and turns throughout, and provides a satisfying ending. This is definitely one to check out.
Yeah, so it’s about a month old, but it’s still pretty cool. Maybe one day I’ll have a beer named after me.
