Borat (18)

This is a very funny film, that I could watch again & again. Borat's pratting about and general stupidity is comical.

However, it may offend more sensitive viewers. There are scenes of sex, racism, possibly violence. Definitely NOT for the kids.

My Dad says "You have to be in the mood for that sort of film".

A very good film for adults who want a laugh, Borat doesn't dissapoint.

Borat is a one off character that is truely original. The story centres around him leaving Kazakstan to go to America where he catches an episode of Baywatch on the TV. He then falls in love with Pamela Anderson and sets off across Amerca to find her. He meets all kinds of characters along the way and the whole experience is caught on film in a documentary style show, with everyone he encounters being blissfully unaware that he isn't for real.

Some of the situations he gets into are absolutley hilarious, while others just make you cringe and feel embarassed on his "victims" behalf.

At the end of the day though its a comedy film that is completly different and well worth watching.

I have always hated Ali G. But now I love Sasha Baron Cohen. His performance as Borat is without doubt one of the funniest films I have seen for over 20 years, and I am not alone. The whole of the cinema could not stop laughing. One woman behind me was still laughing 5 minutes after the part that she started to laugh at. The film also allows the Americans to show themselves in their true light. It is truly a one-off film, and I could see nowhere in the film that should offend the people of Kasacstan. But the Americans? That's another story.

His quest for his true love is amusing and very upsetting for him, especially when he finds out that she is no better than his own sister.

If you only go to the cinema once this year, and if you're not a James Bond fan, then go and see this movie. It will make your stomach ache for days.