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But God was actually nowhere near that stink hole. Dallas Buyers Club "The opening scene pictures Ron in a darkened stall at a rodeo having sex with two women. We see furtive, sexual movements. The next such scene pictures the aforementioned friend with two women, all three engaged in sex acts. (It's an explicit scene with graphic motions, sounds and breast nudity.) A flashback also shows Ron engaged in another sexual encounter. And we see him in the strip club, where the camera pays more attention to the topless dancers (wearing only g-strings) than he does." "More than 100 f-words, including a dozen or so that are paired with "mother." Almost 40 s-words. God's name is tangled up with "d‑‑n" 20 times, while Jesus' name is misused half a dozen. We hear multiple crude or obscene references to the male and female sexual anatomy, including three uses of a harsh phrase for performing oral sex. "F-ggot" is used as a slur a dozen times. Also: "a‑‑," "b‑‑ch," "h‑‑‑" and "p‑‑‑ed." We see an obscene hand gesture."

Did you actually see the movie or get some talking points from other uptight, judgmental, legalistic Christians? Cursing(or as we prefer to call profanity) is not mentioned anywhere in the bible, its a Victorian construct...referring to the sex act using the "F" word may not be polite but its not against God's law even old school Talmudic Law. Just another thing faux Christians love to make up and look down there noses at other folks about. Even G*d Damn is not taking the Lord's name in vain if we are going to get technical...like "Please God damn this behavior" would not be considering taking the Lord's name in vain. Talk about getting caught up in the weeds of minutiae when the good news of the Gospel needs to get out there.
The movie if you saw it is about a sad wretch in Matthew M's character fighting non compassionate bureaucrats and doctors to get life saving medicine to first himself and then for others. I don't think Jesus would have gone through an AIDS ward and called people sinning faggots and said they deserved AIDS, which seems to be a prevailing attitude with some Christians.