Thoroughly entertaining!

Rating: 8/10 (5 April 2016)

The current top review for this movie talks about various American issues that supposedly exist, that it "reveals" something... oh f*** off with such nonsense. You missed the whole point and so did everyone else who thinks so.
The movie has a DELIBERATE "documentary/diary" angle to it as to portray that what happens there is "real". Trough this supposedly serious setting the dark humor shines even more - showing Borat as an anti-semite, Americans as some hicks or just racists, that he is "unintentionally rude" and what have you... which all adds to the total obscenity that makes this movie the entertaining dark comedy that it is. And in it all that naked hotel room scene and other (pick your favorite!) are just the icing on the cake.
All in all the movie does a very good job being an absolutely disgusting, rude comedy, and for those that like this kind of thing it will certainly have an appeal just like "Brüno" and "The Dictator". Sasha Baron Cohen follows trough in those movies much the same way he did with Borat, without ripping off anything or recycling old jokes. I think his approach to all these movies is the fact that slowly but surely the audience of ANY entertainment gets numbed by copycats, reboots, remakes, re-everything... so to construct this movie he had to use a tank instead of a hammer, and that's the point: something new, something totally obscene to spice up the already present originality and ultimately that all boils down to first- rate entertainment somewhere down the line.