6 Censored F-Bombs in the MCU, And One That Sneaked In Untouched
When squeaky-clean Marvel Cinematic Universe almost went rogue.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a beacon of family-friendly content. However, they still cheekily play with some edgy language now and then. Let’s remember those times when we came this close to an F-bomb, and that one unforgettable moment when we actually got it.
Iron Man 2 — "F**k you, Mr. Stark. F**k you, buddy."
Tony Stark's court hearing goes awry, and as Tony trolls Senator Stern, he can't help but retort with a quick "F**k you, Mr. Stark. F**k you, buddy."
It's amusing how the movie utilizes the TV broadcast to censor the word, maintaining that family-friendly facade while still driving the message home.
Guardians of the Galaxy — "What the f-"
When a deal with the Collector goes sideways, and an entire building blows up, Star-Lord drops his "What the f-" phrase but it’s cut off by an exploding lightbulb.
Spider-Man: Homecoming — "What the f-"
The same phrase, but from the most unlikely character. Aunt May steals the ending scene of Tom Holland’s first solo movie. Finding out that your teen nephew is actually Spider-Man would make anyone drop their guard. May's shocked F-moment is abruptly cut to credits.
Avengers: Infinity War — “Motherf-”
We bet you can’t help but remember the iconic scene from Pulp Fiction, full of F-bombs, when you think of the legendary Samuel L. Jackson. As Nick Fury, he almost graced us with his iconic curse word.
In the post-credit scene of Infinity War, as Fury begins to disappear due to Thanos's snap, he's cut off right in the middle of his exclamation.
Spider-Man: Far From Home — "What the f-"
The second Spider-Man movie almost drops the f-word in the same fashion the first movie did. Peter is shocked as the world is now aware of his identity. He is left dumbfounded, managing only a stuttered "What the f-".
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law — “Captain America fu-”
In the post-credit scene of episode 1, Hulk reveals that Captain America is not a virgin. She-Hulk’s response was priceless, but traditionally cut to credits. Who would've thought we'd be discussing Cap's escapades this way in the MCU?
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 — “Open the f**king door."
During their time on Counter-Earth, Star-Lord, frustrated by Nebula struggling with simply opening a car door, lets out the MCU's first and only uncensored "Open the f***king door".
