A must see for any Borat fan or not.

Rating: 10/10 (25 November 2006)

Before seeing this movie, I had no previous exposure to Borat, who he was, and what he did. When I saw the movie, none of that mattered. It immediately throws you into what he's all about, you're immediately up to speed. Borat, a television journalist in Kahzakstan, is sent to the USA to report on the culture of "the greatest country in the world" (USA) accompanied by a documentary crew and a fat side-kick to educate themselves and the Kazhakstan nation of American culture. As Borat watches television in his hotel room in New York City, he comes across a rerun of Baywatch and notes Pamela Anderson and her beauty. Distracted from his documentary, Borat persuades his fat friend to trek across the country to California in search of Pamela Anderson, his ultimate goal: "gaining entry to her vagine", and marrying her. The movie is full of hilarious scenes, most of which carry you to the verge of wetting your pants. The film makes many racial remarks against Jews, and some black heritage. When Borat stops on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to ask for directions, he takes tips on how to talk and dress ghetto. Borat is then seen walking into a hotel lobby with sagging pants, and a new dialect, stating to the bell man, "we need a place to put our black asses, n*gger." Overall, Borat is a must see, no matter if you know who he is or not. You'll laugh so hard your sides are guaranteed to hurt afterwards. 10 out of 10.