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Sacha Baron Cohen
Ken Davitian
Alan Keyes
Pamela Anderson
Luenell
Bob Barr

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A news reporter from Kazakhstan is on a mission to learn how to improve his own country by learning from the best when he falls in love with Pam Anderson.

11/04/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Borat Kinda Sucks

This movie was not very funny and had lots of nineties humor. "How do you make something funny? Just say something that isn't true and add ....NOT to it." Then Borat misunderstands this in what is a very unfunny attempt after attempt in trying to understand the joke. Then with Pamela Anderson? I felt this was meant for the nineties and not 2006.

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0.5/4 

08/05/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Niiiice

The obnoxiousness of Sacha Baron Cohen's character Borat in this new film can get tiring, but look at the heart of what this movie is about. "Borat", by being so ridiculously opinionted let's Americans see their own prejudices and realize how truly terribly they can be. Using comedy softens the blow and offers simply to rectify behavior as opposed to demonizing anyone.
A Great film.

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3/4 

10/25/2008 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Very Funny, Cohen is Brilliant!

Finally catching this film on DVD, I did so with trepidation - afraid the hype would overrun my being able to actually enjoy the film (assuming I enjoyed it at all; I had heard it could be pretty offensive in spots).

Sacha Baron Cohen, who co-wrote the film, stars as Borat Sagdiyev, a television journalist in the tiny country of Kazakhstan - who's become somewhat of a local celebrity in the tiny village in which he lives. Borat is tapped to head a film crew (consisting of him and his friend Azamat, played by Ken Davitian, along with - assumedly - a cameraman) that will go to "the U. S. and A." to film a documentary. Once in New York City, however, it becomes obvious that Borat has some real assimilating to do with the American people - in scenes that get increasingly more difficult to...

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3/4