Jordan Belfort, the crazy rich maniac whom crazy rich maniac Leonardo DiCaprio played in last year's Wolf of Wall Street, does not like being asked if he's participating in unsavory financial behavior on Australian offshoots of American news magazines.
The Wolf of Wall Street holds the record for most F-bombs in a single film—(not counting a documentary about the word "fuck," because that's cheating)—with 569. This supercut contains two-and-half solid minutes of F-words from Martin Scorsese's profane fucksterpiece.
Remember how the most popular criticism of The Wolf of Wall Street was that it glorified people who made a broken system even more broken? The Wolf of BuzzFeed doesn't suffer from that particular problem.
It's the story of a womanizer who schemes his way through a life of alcohol, fighting, and gratuitous nudity meets the story of a womanizer who schemes his way through a life of alcohol, fighting, and gratuitous nudity. No wonder the Wolf of Wall Street treatment of Game of Thrones works so well.
Matthew McConaughey's humming and rhythmic chest thumping in The Wolf of Wall Street started as something the actor did to relax between takes, but Leonardo DiCaprio liked it so much that he convinced Scorsese to add it to the film. And now there's a remix.
Last night on Drake TV SNL, Jonah Hill got a special visit from his pal and Wolf of Wall Street costar Leo DiCaprio. Though DiCaprio made no mention of Hill's salary for the money-grubbing film—potato peels and Dave & Buster's gift cards—the two did act out a scene from a very familiar movie, pan flute and all. Still…
Scorsese, I'mma let you finish; but [snorts line of blue raspberry dust spilled from several Pixy Stix] Disney produced one of the most incisive critiques of boundless excess financed by other people's money of all— [croaks abruptly backward into pile of diamond Legos and crusty, unfamiliar underwear.]
