Just watched this movie again on cable after first seeing it in the theater and it cleared up something I thought at first viewing. From the late onset Tourette Syndrome period of Scorsese's career, he could have shortened an over-long film by about 45 minutes while vastly improving it by cutting about 550 of the 569 obscenities. You'd still have the wonderful comic performances of DiCaprio, Jonah Hill and Matthew McConaughey and lots of T&A. As it is is now, and please Lord let there never be a Director's Cut, the only thing that it'll be remembered for in the future is introducing audiences to the luminously talented Margot Robbie.