The 10 least politically correct movies ever

MSNBC.com ^ | July 10, 2006 | Michael Ventre

[RebelBanker]

“Blazing Saddles”
“Airplane!”
“There’s Something About Mary”
“Caddyshack”
“Love and Death”
“Kentucky Fried Movie”
“Team America: World Police”
“Porky’s”
“Song of the South”
“Bad Santa”

[dfwgator]

Hollywood Knights ("Gentlemen, spike the punch!")

Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia
He was an English guy
He came to fight the Turkish....

[beezdotcom]

I saw a movie one morning on TLC, don't remember the name - but in the climactic scene, a prison riot started. The original film had a white guy calling a black guy "you N*gg*r!", which started the riot. They re-edited it so that the white guy said "You...Black!" It was unintentionally hilarious.

And when they showed Die Hard 3 on FX, they changed the scene where Bruce Willis stands in the middle of Harlem waring a sandwich board that says "I Hate N*GG*RS" - instead, they made it say "I hate everybody". *sigh*

[oyez]

"I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas!"

It amazes me that some people cant equate snow with white.

That pretty much explains PC to me.

[sandbar]

>>>"Song of the South" isn't even available on home video because of how the slaves are protrayed. They're too happy and subservient.>>>

I bought a Song of The South DVD from Ebay (shipped from England) because it was the first 'movie' my husband ever saw. It was very nostalgic to him to hold our four year old in his lap and watch it with her. I had the 'record' as a child and loved the songs and would imitate Brer Rabbit.

[Alter Kaker]

Zulu

Zulu may be politically incorrect, but it isn't clearly racist (although it features faceless, innumerable hordes of black people which may feed into racial preconceptions).

[raccoonradio]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=iHg1b9BlyRc&search=TV%20Funhouse

Tv Funhouse clip...oops, it was Simba sitting in on the View

[Rummyfan]

When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.

[WhatWouldReaganDo]

Death Race 2000

[MineralMan]

"Woodrow Wilson's favorite flick, "Birth of a Nation."

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And add "Gone with The Wind."

"I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' no baby!"

[sandbar]

Check Ebay. I got one (DVD) from England, where they aren't so uptight about racial issues.

[Spyder]

First one I thought of was at the top of their list - Blazing Saddles.

[sandbar]

Hey, what about "The Ringer" about pretending to be in the special Olympics. Funny stuff and VERY un-PC.

[MineralMan]

"Blazing Saddles no question.

"Nappin on the job!""

"It's twue...it's twue!"

[SuzanneWeeks]

My Son has this movie on VHS. I purposely bought it when I was in the UK and had it converted once I came home...

He loves it :)

Suz

[justshutupandtakeit]

I will have to find this one.

[Rummyfan]

1994's True Lies has to qualify as pretty un-PC, since it depicts Muslim terrorists as the loathsome, fanatical nutbags they really are.

Bad guy Muslim terrorists, and the Bill Paxton character who was in PC-terms, slightly misogynostic:

I got 'em lining up, and not just the skanks. Well... some of 'em.

[Tokra]

Gone With the Wind:

Rhett Butler: "You can't go through the Yankee army with a sick woman, a baby and simply minded darkie!"

Prissy: "I couldn't go in there Miss Scarlett, there's dead folk in there - I'se scared of dead folk." &
"I don't know nuthin' 'bout birthin' no babies."

[Skooz]

Great flick, Jon Faverau as the stoned guy who hears everything wrong

That guy is the exact---EXACT---copy of, Parr, a friend of mine from the old days.

When I first saw PCU I was certain someone from my old neighborhood created that character based on him. He is so close, it's spooky. I mean, it's the same guy.

[MikefromOhio]

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