10 most politically incorrect movies

San Antonio Express-News ^ | 11/08/2009 | Source: www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13805019/

[Responsibility2nd]

“Blazing Saddles” (1974)

“Airplane!” (1980)

“There’s Something About Mary” (1998)

“Caddyshack” (1980)

“Love and Death” (1975)

“Kentucky Fried Movie” (1977)

“Team America: World Police” (2004)

“Porky’s” (1982)

“Song of the South” (1946)

“Bad Santa” (2003)

[absolootezer0]

clerks II - or pretty much any of the jay and silent bob movies
cannibal the musical

[Joe 6-pack]

"After all, you really shouldn't show complexities in the Third Reich, that there actually were honorable Nazis..."

Von Stauffenberg (the character played by Cruise) never joined the Nazi party. Certainly there were honorable members of the Wehrmacht, but I've still been hard pressed to find evidence of honorable Nazis. There may have been some that collaborated with the Allies, but most evidence suggests they were posturing to preserve some level of status in post-war Germany once the end became inevitable, and would not have done so otherwise.

[Tatze]

[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

How about “Undercover Brother”...I LMAO every time I watch it.

[GI Joe Fan]

Just about any film with Clint Eastwood is politically incorrect in some form or another. His recent "Gran Torino" was politically incorrect, but it was a great film nonetheless.

Another great film:

[ArrogantBustard]

Also this one:

[thefactor]

i can't really watch them personally, but i can read about their antics here or watch them on beck, oreilly, etc...

you cant actually expect me to watch bama/hillary/rahmmy/axelrod/etc...

[maggief]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RrJih_2PKM

AIRPLANE! “oh stewardess, I speak jive”

[RJS1950]

Animal House and Idiocracy should be in the list somewhere.

[DollyCali]

movie freak bump

[Gaffer]

Point taken (I can’t either).

[absolootezer0]

PCU!
any of the recent spoof movies: scary movie 1-4, epic movie, date movie, etc.

[laweeks]

“What no Dr. Strangelove????”

Not really. Its overall theme was very politically correct. This film was in the genre of the “America is the Aggressor” theme. In that film WE attacked Russia (inadvertently or not, we attacked)

And the “Fail Safe” film of Henry Fonda (1964), was a more sober film of the same type. In that film we AGAIN attacked Russia.

Russia did not attack us . . . we were the mean and rotten Americans who inadvertently attacked Russia because we were stupid and out of control

[GonzoGOP]

um, the South Park movie!?

Its a conspiracy. BLAME CANADA!

[scottdeus12]

[Jagdgewehr]

Oh, yes. Absolutely.

[elcid1970]

Most Chuck Norris film have political incorrectness about them:

“Missing in Action” (both): Commies are the bad guys.

“Delta Force”: Arab Muslim terrorists are evil.

And “Rambo” was politically incorrect while he was killing commies and liberating American POWs (Stallone went kumbaya in his later years).

But nothing beats “Red Dawn” for sheer liberal-baiting PI.

[kidd]

If the list is going to reach back to 1946 (when attitudes were different than now), let’s go back to any ‘Little Rascals’ movie that has Buckwheat in it.

[Ronbo1948]

The classic PCI MOVIE

[outpostinmass2]

Slapshot.