Marvel Will Drop An ‘F-Bomb’: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3’ Will Include Uncensored Swear Word

For years, Marvel has maintained a rating policy for all of its films that has remained constant over time: Not recommended for children under 13. To comply with this regulation, the writers and administrators have followed some rules which, by the way, they have he avoided the appearance of profanity in his filmsbut it looks like that trend is about to change with the premiere of ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’.

the new movie, directed and written by James Gunn, will arrive in theaters on May 4 and has already created great excitement among fans of the franchise. And that’s it in the last clip of the film, a bad word is heard for the first time. Specifically, the word “fuck” is uttered by the protagonist, Peter Quill/Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), when his partner Nebula has difficulty opening the car door.

The fucking door,” is heard in the clip, albeit with censorship.

The inclusion of this profanity in the film came as a surprise to Marvel fans, who are used to more careful language and without this type of expression so that the films are more familiar. However, the director confirmed that this is not a mistake or a coincidencebut from a decision made at the time of filming.

It was not expected. I told Chris to add it on set and it made the moment more fun so we kept it,” wrote James Gunn.

In an interview on social media, James Gunn explained that the word “fuck” was not intended to be included in the film, but on set he asked Chris Pratt, the actor who brings Star-Lord to life, to pronounce it to give more strength to the moment. The result was so good that they decided to keep it in the final cut.

A Twitter user asked the director if the clip’s beep on the word “fuck” would also be included in the film. To which Gunn replied that “of course not”, however, it would only be one to play by the rules PG-13 rating.

While the inclusion of a profanity in a Marvel movie might seem minor, the truth is that it represents a significant change in company policy. Up until now, the franchise had stuck to age ratings and a milder form of language. But with “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”, that seems to be changing.

• You may be interested in reading: Individual Posters of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3: what are the songs?

“Deadpool 3” would be a game changer in the MCU

Plus, there’s another film in the franchise that promises to be a game-changer. This is ‘Deadpool 3’, the Merc with a Mouth movie that is now part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe following the purchase of 20th Century Studios by Disney. The inclusion of this character in the franchise is already a major novelty, but what is most striking is that the film will be rated for people over 18 years of age.

This means that ‘Deadpool 3’ will have complete freedom to say and do whatever he wants, without having to follow Marvel’s age rating guidelines. It is therefore to be expected that the film is full of profanity, scenes of violence and irreverent humor that has already characterized the previous two installments.

In short, it seems that Marvel is loosening its tongue and is willing to risk a little more in terms of language and age rating of its films.