When Trapper punches Frank Burns, look at the boxes that Burns falls into, they are all labelled 'Tampax'. [Why is this interesting?]
M*A*S*H (1970) - 3 corrections
Directed by Robert Altman, starring Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould, Robert Duvall, Sally Kellerman, Tom Skerritt
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When Trapper punches Frank Burns, look at the boxes that Burns falls into, they are all labelled 'Tampax'. [Why is this interesting?] This film contains the first use of the f-word in movie history. [Not true. M*A*S*H released in 1970. "I'll Never Forget Whatshisname" with Marianne Faithfull released in 1967. "Ulysses" also released in 1967. Both were mainstream films using the f-word. There are also much earlier, though far from mainstream, movies that include it as well.] Ho-Jon, Burns's Korean boy, can hardly read but speaks almost accent-free American English. [There is nothing at all surprising about this. Learning to read and write English would be a whole new skill for Ho-Jon, as Koreans (like most Asians) do not use the English alphabet. It works in reverse - a lot of soldiers learned enough Korean (and later, Vietnamese) to get by, but almost none learned to read and write it.]You may also like: M*A*S*H | Friends | Star Wars | Titanic | The Godfather