Borat

[thedragonreborn]

Saw this yesterday and have never, and I mean ever, laughed so much in my life. I was crying during a few scenes from laughing so hard. Both my friend and I couldn't catch our breaths until about a hour afterwords.

Go see this movie!!(unless you're sensitive when it comes to Jews, Texans, Religion, High Society, Homosexuality, Pam Anderson, Bears, Nudity, Retardation, Frat Boys, Feminism, and a ton of other stuff.


Rahl

[Matt]

Hmmm....I honestly thought this would be utter crap. Guess I was wrong; if I get the chance I'll check it out.

[Splattercat]

Damn....I'm a Pam Anderson fan...Is the referance to her in the movie forgivable..?

[GOODZILLA]

I can't wait to see this movie.

I read that there were only 4 actors in the movie. Most of the scenes were shot with regular people who honestly thought it was a real documentary that this nice young man had come to America to make.

And it takes balls to go to a rodeo in Texas, pretending to be from the middle east, ask for a microphone and insult George Bush's "war of terror". And then butcher the national anthemn. That takes balls, I don't care who you are.

Have been waiting to see this movie, and will go this week.

[Trent Lawless]

There was a blurb in my local paper today about a guy originally from my area (rural western Maryland) who was in the movie. Haven't seen it, but apparently he is a car salesman who gets touched in some rather inappropriate ways. He lives down near DC now, so that part of the movie wasn't shot here. In the newspaper story, he said he had no idea what was really going on until the end. They just told him they were shooting a movie about an Eastern European immigrant's adjustment to life in America, so he signed the release.

I don't know if I'll get to see it, but it does sound hilarious.

[Werner Mueck]

I haven't seen the movie but I have seen the Ali G show and the Borat segments were always my favorites.