A misanthrope's view of humanity.

Rating: 1/10 (11 November 2006)

This is the worst, most execrable picture I have ever seen. Hateful entrapment parading as documentary, made by a sociopath projecting his own unforgiving limitations upon the rest of humanity. The misanthropy, misogyny, xenophobia, racism, bigotry and more, are palpable. Cohen and Co. seem to forget that it is, indeed, in humanity's job description to be fallible, stupid and cruel: we are a product of our environment. However social mores preclude the sane majority among us from acting out our foibles in public. I don't even want to know the ugly place from whence come the sad auteurs of this waste. Is that where they acquired their taste for coprophagia? The puerile filmmakers would do well to consider the profound difference between laughing at vs. laughing with one's audience. This is the second-only film in my life which I chose to abandon, with no curiosity whatsoever to know if there is a point to it, because there isn't one. This uncompromising bile makes it the single most offensive filmed experience I have witnessed. I could not get home fast enough to shower off this sewer. For shame! Sascha Baruch Cohen's pr insists SBC graduated from Oxford. Not the one in the U.K., surely.