Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)'s comments

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tippaty

If you can't appreciate the comedy then appreciate the satire, if you can't appreciate the satire then appreciate the pure ballsiness if Sasha Baron Cohen. If you can appreciate any of those then at least appreciate how beautifully he brought out others' prejudices when they attempted to hide them!

This movie has a lot of disturbing bits to it but I think it will go down in history.

Also...its fuckin hilarious, ya'll need to lighten up

12 years 2 months ago

Justinvdk

Very nice, how much?

12 years 7 months ago

Irynasami

It's quite disturbing.. takes time to digest. But worth it after all .

10 years 9 months ago

andype

#JCS obviously you didn't see much funny movies...
You can say what you want, one likes this movie, one doesn't, it's depend on sense of humor and stuff. Which I don't understand is this: if Borat comes from Kasachstan, why the hell is he speaking Polish?

5 years 10 months ago

Jonathan_Hutchings

Instant comedy classic. Original, smart, and ridiculous all in one.

12 years 6 months ago

JCS

One of the funniest films I have seen and so many quotes!

12 years 6 months ago

pansyshakes

WA WA WEE WA!!

13 years 9 months ago

Gupts

I felt this movies was just a whole lot of crap , packaged into one movie.. If this is humor, id rather say i have no sense of it rather than applaud something like this..

13 years 11 months ago

Gunnar

One of the best comedy's of the last decade. Sasha Baron Cohen's brilliance combined with the writing of Todd Phillips, this film is hilarious every time I watch it again!

14 years 1 month ago

Nahus

"Very nice bullshit!"

13 years ago

Stinkefaust

he goes to the us and a !! whaha

14 years 3 months ago

Scratch47

So, 8 years later, is the satire just cruel, awkward, political anarchism, does that make it defensible? Actually, yes. A honest and open society has to be willing to be confronted with the paradox that free speech warriors conceal their arguments under a mask of another's hatred, so anyone laughing WITH this is only laughing at themselves. That said, the use of easy targets does hold up the view that this is an immature mess, and that's not entirely defensible, and I would probably react quite similarly if conned this way, it feels like blowing a raspberry in your face. STILL - the content itself is justified not only under free speech, but the revelation that it reveals: that most humans are in a walking daze and will in fact cast out a truthsayer. The line has to be pushed in order for any freedom to be maintained at all, and sometimes it needs pushing so far it needs breaking so that we can learn to trust that our morality isn't a ploy...comedians are the only people capable of representing that kind of cleanse properly in society, and the accordant level of daring is more or less unprecedented. I mean, my God, look at some of the so called comedy America pumps out. You call him childish, I call the culture he has revealed far worse. The fact that Cohen is clearly enjoying himself playing a contradicting, confused childish homophobe, pot shots aside, was a lot of fun too, and what a great, ballsy performance. Literally. In conclusion? If you're saying you're above toilet jokes (or a nude invasion of a hotel), you're probably a liar. 8/10

10 years 1 month ago