Not many people get a roaring ovation after dropping the F-bomb.

But when you're Sandra Bullock, that's exactly what happens. The Oscar winner exclaimed "What the f***!" when her acceptance speech Thursday night at the Critics' Choice Movie Awards was interrupted by a voice-over malfunction.

It only added to the jokes the "Gravity" star, 49, was already making for winning Best Actress in an Action Movie.

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"I would first like to thank Jackie Chan, Sylvester Stallone, Jean-Claude Van Damme for teaching me everything I know," she said of now being an action star.

After a voice-over interrupted her, she dropped said F-bomb and continued laughing. "I'm an action hero. You do not do that to an action hero," she said.

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The crowd only applauded louder, enjoying every second Bullock was on stage.

In total, "Gravity" won seven awards Thursday night, setting a record for most Critics' Choice Movie Award wins ever.

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