I am amazed by your comments

Rating: 9/10 (11 May 2007)

I red a lot of comments here (not all of them, of course) and I am amazed by the viewers incapacity of understanding what the movie really tried to be.
The movie is NOT about how a citizen of Kazahstan reacts when arriving in US. An it's not about the way that the citizen of Kazahstan actually live.
It is about how the US citizen would think that such a stranger would react in front of them. And the way that the stranger would see their American Way.
When Borat says at dinner that his sister is a prostitute, the important thing to see is the reaction of the other people, not the statement itself.
The whole movie is NOT about Borat, is about the way that America reacts at the sight of such character. The reaction of the crowd when he says that Kazahstan fully supports the war against terrorism and the Iraq invasion. And the same crowd that is stunned by Borat's subsequent affirmation about killing all the people of Iraq.
This movie is a mirror that Sascha Baron Cohen has placed in front of the people from US and A. And if you don't see it, then I might say we live in a very dangerous world. Idiocracy is close.
I laughed with bitter tears...