Review of Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan

Not going to lie. Thought it was going to be much more worse that it actually was. It was fairly entertaining in parts. Not necessarily 'funny' just sometimes interesting to watch. It also was really weird that Kazakhstan was chosen, I mean, what an obscure country. You can't stereotype it, so why choose it? I do wonder...

The parts I liked of this film were that fat man and him running around the hotels, I thought that was pretty funny. You get many stuck-up snobs in posh hotels, and to shock them like that, well, it was funny. Though I'm sure it was staged...come on. There's no proof, but it's sort of obvious. I hope it wasn't, anyway.

I didn't really like the whole 'Pamela Anderson' thing...kinda boring. As was the 'sex' jokes. Containing vulgarity up to sky-high. I really felt ill after that, but as long as a film has some redeeming aspects, then I can forgive.

Overall, though I didn't think it was all that 'bad', I still didn't think it was brilliant, really. But, I'm sure this is better than Bruno and The Dictator. By a long shot, I'm sure...

6/10