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Parents guide: swearing and language

Does A League of Their Own (1992) have bad words?

Yes, A League of Their Own (1992) has bad words: 36 flagged words in its English subtitles (7 strong profanity, 13 mild profanity, 9 religious exclamations, 5 crude language, 2 explicit sexual language), counted across 2,631 subtitle lines.

Strong profanity: 7. F-word: 0. First strong profanity: between minute 30 and 40. Heaviest stretch: between minute 60 and 70.

36 flagged words

Language level: Moderate

Two sisters join the first professional women's baseball league formed during World War II, navigating rivalry, a tough coach and a sport nobody expects them to be taken seriously in. It's a beloved sports classic that still gets picked for family movie nights, with some locker-room language mixed into the comedy.

This guide covers spoken language only. It does not rate violence, nudity or frightening scenes.

How much swearing is in A League of Their Own?

We counted 36 flagged words in the English subtitles of A League of Their Own: 7 strong profanity, 13 mild profanity, 9 religious exclamations, 5 crude language, 2 explicit sexual language.

Language level: Moderate

Total flagged words: 36

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Counted from English subtitles of a standard release; other cuts or versions may differ.

Last analysed: 2026-10-09

When the swearing happens in A League of Their Own

The first flagged word in A League of Their Own comes in the first 10 minutes.

The first strong profanity comes between minute 30 and 40.

The heaviest stretch is minute 60 to 70, with 6 flagged words.

3 of the film's 14 ten-minute stretches have none at all.

Flagged words per ten-minute stretch of A League of Their OwnBar chart of flagged words in each ten-minute stretch of A League of Their Own: 14 stretches, from 0 to 6 flagged words, busiest at minute 60 to 70. Strong profanity appears in 4 stretches, first between minute 30 and 40.60Minute 0 to 10: 1 flagged wordMinute 10 to 20: 1 flagged wordMinute 20 to 30: 0 flagged wordsMinute 30 to 40: 3 flagged words, 1 strong profanityMinute 40 to 50: 4 flagged wordsMinute 50 to 60: 3 flagged wordsMinute 60 to 70: 6 flagged words, 2 strong profanityMinute 70 to 80: 5 flagged wordsMinute 80 to 90: 6 flagged words, 2 strong profanityMinute 90 to 100: 5 flagged words, 2 strong profanityMinute 100 to 110: 1 flagged wordMinute 110 to 120: 1 flagged wordMinute 120 to 130: 0 flagged wordsMinute 130 to 140: 0 flagged words020406080100120
Flagged words Hushed top of a bar: the strong profanity in that stretch Each bar is one ten-minute stretch, scaled to this film's busiest stretch (6 flagged words). Bottom axis: minutes into the film.
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MinutesFlagged wordsStrong profanity
0 to 1010
10 to 2010
20 to 3000
30 to 4031
40 to 5040
50 to 6030
60 to 7062
70 to 8050
80 to 9062
90 to 10052
100 to 11010
110 to 12010
120 to 13000
130 to 14000

How A League of Their Own compares

A League of Their Own has less flagged language than 55% of the 1404 films we have analysed.

The middle film in our analysis has 42 flagged words and the average is 73 (a few very heavy films pull the average up).

That works out to about 17 flagged words an hour.

With the family filter on, 29 of 2631 subtitle lines are muted (1.1%), so the rest of the dialogue plays as normal.

Questions about swearing in A League of Their Own

Does A League of Their Own have bad words?

Yes, A League of Their Own (1992) has bad words: 36 flagged words in its English subtitles (7 strong profanity, 13 mild profanity, 9 religious exclamations, 5 crude language, 2 explicit sexual language), counted across 2,631 subtitle lines. Strong profanity: 7. F-word: 0. First strong profanity: between minute 30 and 40. Heaviest stretch: between minute 60 and 70.

How many swear words are in A League of Their Own?

We counted 36 flagged words in the English subtitles of A League of Their Own: 7 strong profanity, 13 mild profanity, 9 religious exclamations, 5 crude language, 2 explicit sexual language.

Is A League of Their Own OK for kids?

That is a call for you, and it depends on how old your kids are. On language alone, A League of Their Own has moderate swearing: 36 flagged words in 2,631 subtitle lines, 7 of them strong profanity. With the family filter on, 29 lines would be muted. We only check spoken language, not violence, nudity or frightening scenes.

Does A League of Their Own use the F-word?

No. None of the 36 flagged words in A League of Their Own is the F-word. Words that are bleeped or left out of the subtitles cannot be counted.

Where in A League of Their Own is the swearing heaviest?

The heaviest stretch is between minute 60 and 70, with 6 flagged words. The first strong profanity comes between minute 30 and 40. Our timeline uses ten-minute stretches, so that is as exact as we can be.

How does A League of Their Own compare with the average film?

A League of Their Own has less flagged language than 55% of the 1404 films we have analysed. The middle film in our analysis has 42 flagged words and the average is 73 (a few very heavy films pull the average up).

Can I watch A League of Their Own without the swearing?

Family Filter TV mutes matching language automatically while a title plays through a supported route such as Stremio, on Android TV and Android phones. The picture keeps playing and only the sound briefly drops. You choose a mild, family or strict filter. With the family filter on, 29 of the 2,631 subtitle lines in A League of Their Own would be muted; with the strict filter, 34 would be. Filtering availability varies by title, and the app tells you when it is unavailable.

Why might another site give a different swear word count for A League of Their Own?

Our count comes from automated analysis of the English subtitles, and we count every time a flagged word appears. A word that is bleeped, mumbled or not written in the subtitles is not counted, a different subtitle release of the film can give a different number, and every site decides for itself what counts as a swear word.

How we counted

The count comes from automated analysis of the film's English subtitles, not from a person listening to the film. Every time a flagged word appears it is counted, and each one is placed in a category. Other guides can give a different number for the same film: a word that is bleeped or not written in the subtitles cannot be counted, different subtitle releases of a film differ, and each site decides for itself what counts as a swear word.

How we count swear words

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