Offensive and rude, but I still had a great time laughing!

Rating: 7/10 (9 November 2006)

I hate rude humor, I find it absolutely unnecessary, disgusting, and overdone. So, I had no interest what-so-ever in seeing Borat: Cultural Learnings of America Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, whoo, that was a mouth full! But after seeing the positive reviews on IMDb and another friend telling me how hilarious it was, my best friend and I just saw it in the theater tonight.
Borat is a news reporter in his country of Kazakhstan and is about to go to the United States of America to see what information could be taught to his people. He goes to America with his friend and agent learning that things are not so similar with his country, like kissing other males as a greeting, using the facilities properly, learning that Jews are accepted in the U.S., women are supposed to be treated equally, and he has fallen in love with Pamela Anderson and will go on a journey across the states to find her. Along the stops, he learns the ways of America, the worst and the best, and brings back great surprises to his country.
Despite all the offensive humor, I have to admit that I just about died laughing at the scene where Borat and his friend get into a fight while they're butt naked, it's so crude, but I couldn't catch my breath, it was so funny! While I'm still not sure if this is the best films of 2006, I will admit that this had some great laughs and it was fun to watch.
7/10