Go see it. Amazing.

haha hell yea...it was pretty damn funny! theater was packed though. http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/ap/...6276232000.html

Do you go to FAU?

i used to. got my ba last december

do you know basstendencies/steve?? he lives in naples..was just over on this coast for the suffocation, hypocrisy, and decapitated show.

drove to albany to see it last night, wasnt quite worth the drive. the funniest part was when he said "i was too distracted to pay attention to what the old man was saying"

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hah i'd have to disagree since i don't remember where that part was in the movie there were a lot of funny parts...outside of the outrageous things said, many of them were people's facial expressions...including borat.

granted...we drove about 10 minutes so it probably wasn't that much of a drive.

i saw it a couple of months ago thanks to myspace......twas really fuckin funny. i was having a debate with my friend....do you think the skits are all real or is some of it staged? like the frat boys in the camper.....

what do ya'll nigz think?

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well i KNOW the pam anderson shit was staged. her bodyguards would've had a field day pounding the shit out of his skinny ass had he tried to kidnap her. some of the other stuff i'm not so sure about. i'll see if i can find it..but i came across an article that had scanned copies of disclosures people/organizations had to sign to participate in the "documentary style film" as it was always referred to as.

The funniest movie I've seen in a long time. Unfortunetly, I spent the whole movie trying to figure which parts were scripted and which parts weren't... hmm...

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Haha the Old Man part was when he was with the old feminists. Best parts:
Pictures of Son (HAH He is very strong)
The big nude fight (I was dying)
The Jew Egg/Running of the Jew
The Gypsy woman part
Talking to the "Chocolate Faces" then trying to get a hotel room

I'm not going to continue the list, I seriously thought it was nonstop humor.

I had a free movie pass so I saw it.. it had its moments. I expected a good portion of the parts to be staged, but I'm not sure how much of it was (and wish none of it was).

The scene were Borat encounters Pamela at the Virgin Mega Store is about 15 minutes away from me and a friend of mine works there. She said none of the staff new about it, but I'm sure Pamela did (if not, I'd imagine there'd be a huge lawsuit unless she didn't press charges).

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yea if she had no idea, her body guards would've made meat pie out of sb cohen

yeah, some of the enjoyment dissapeared once you realize there's lot of shit staged.

then again, he would probably be in a coma if everything was "real".

Man, when I found out that Borat was really just some British comedian acting a role I almost shot myself.

that would be a favour to mankind.

Almost shooting myself? Cool. I'll let you know when I need a favor in return.

ask anything. unless it's anal.

I just want you to like me. Go around and say nice things about me.

i knew all along thanks to HBO.

After being a fan of the tv show, and all of cohens characters I have to say I was rather disappointed, admittedly there were some funny moments, particularly the Rodeo scene, the "gangstar" scene, and the feminist scene, however the vast majority appeared to be staged, and it seemed cohen had somewhat sold out commercially, Still, enjoyable, and quite funny, but compared to the Tv show.....pfffft

Alex

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