Extended Reading
  • Chance 2022-01-02 08:02:16

    The birth of UN General Assembly Resolution 2238

    Can't stand the babbling throughout. As a political satire, almost the whole film was spent in verbal verbal expressions. And apart from the obvious vulgar words like "f star star cunt" that can be understood, the other metaphors are all at a loss. I originally thought that cursing people in...

  • Kristofer 2022-01-02 08:02:16

    Politics all over the world is a big shit

    The film is full of long-lost British foul language and ridicule. Thinking about it, the British dare to ridicule politics in a fairly normal form for nothing. Tradition and vulgarity coexist. These decent public servants are just a bunch of impersonal grandsons and fools.

    Originally I wrote...

  • Luther 2022-04-22 07:01:39

    20110401 kxyq Political satire Because I don't understand British black humor, I don't think that humor is in a country where they have known power since childhood. Seeing them like playing a family, it is hard to imagine what the situation would be like in a small county in China. BBC documentary style, full of foul language

  • Elmore 2022-04-21 09:02:48

    The more you draw it, the darker it gets, the worse it gets, the more tired you look

In the Loop quotes

  • Malcolm Tucker: You, hey, put the snifter out there that if the BBC ambushes a minister with another surprise question about the war, I'll drop a bomb on them.

    Judy: I can't do that, can I? That's political.

    Malcolm Tucker: Does that not fit within your purview, Marie Antoinette? Why don't you just scuttle off back to fucking Cranford and play around with your tea and your cakes and your fucking horse cocks. Let them eat cock!

    [to Toby]

    Malcolm Tucker: Hey, you! Ron Weasley, you do it.

  • Lt. Gen. George Miller: You're beautiful.

    Karen Clarke: Oh, thank you. I'm sure you say that to all the girls.

    Lt. Gen. George Miller: Yes, I do... And some of the soldiers, too.

    Karen Clarke: That's why you shouldn't run for office, bimbo eruptions.

    Lt. Gen. George Miller: Come on, don't believe that shit. I'm not gonna run for office. I'm just trying to do something different.

    Karen Clarke: It's one of the reasons I like you. I know your passion about education and housing and...

    Lt. Gen. George Miller: Lingerie.

    Karen Clarke: There you go.

    Lt. Gen. George Miller: Bestiality.

    Karen Clarke: I'd forgotten about that. Are you still allergic to the dog?

    Lt. Gen. George Miller: Yes, yes, I wake up and my eyes are closed and my head is swollen and I look like a giant ball sac.

    Karen Clarke: Oh, my God. You know, they do have modern medication for that sort of thing. Beautiful ball sac, though.

    Lt. Gen. George Miller: Thank you very much.