February 26, 2010 at 11:36 am (, ) Warning: This will get lewd. But how can you talk about the dizzyingly funny and wildly vulgar political satire, nominated for best adapted screenplay, without language that would make Howard Stern blush? In the run-up to the March 7th Oscars, there has been much discussion about performances, direction, best picture chances, ex-husband-and-wife rivalries—and very little about screenplays. As the only adapted screenplay nominee that did not receive a Best Picture nomination as well, In the Loop has been overshadowed by films like Precious and Up in the Air, but it may be my favorite movie of the year, and is certainly the one that most delights in language.

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