'The Wolf of Wall Street' drops the F-bomb more than any other movie

AT A total of 506 times, this new blockbuster film has outdone all rivals to be the most foul-mouthed movie on record. Coming to a cinema near you.

MARTIN Scorsese's new film The Wolf of Wall Street has set a new record for using the f-word.

The film, starring Leonardo Di Caprio as a disgraced New York financier, uses the swear word a total of 506 times.

Scorsese's film beats the previous non-documentary record set by Spike Lee's serial killer movie Summer of Sam, which dropped the f-bomb 435 times, according to Britain's Daily Mail.

The newspaper says The Wolf of Wall Street is only outsworn by a 2005 documentary entitled F***, which had a whopping 857 f-word count, which equates to 9.21 uses of the word per minute.

The Wolf of Wall Street used the word 2.83 times per minute. Scorsese's film is based on Jordan Belfort's memoir, which chronicles his lavish life in banking and his subsequent downfall as he was jailed for securities fraud and money laundering.

The Wolf of Wall Street releases in Australia on January 23.