Borat’s definitely worth watching at least once. On one hand I can see why people found it borderline offensive and unfunny, but as one reviewer said, some people just need to have a sense of humor. It’s enjoyable and good for a laugh, but it’s not really a film I could stand to watch over and over again.

If you’ve never seen Borat just go into with an open mind and you might enjoy it.

I saw all the really funny parts of the movie months ago on the internet. The rest of the stuff wasn’t that good, so I felt like it was a waste of time to watch the whole movie.

Much, much better than I expected. I especially liked the way the DVD was formatted like a poorly made Eastern European instructional video. Too funny! I watched all of the deleted scenes (glad some of them were left out… like the supermarket sequence) and found myself wishing there was more. Borat II?

one word- GREAT!

i thought it would be more funny. some funny parts, yep, but overall—not worth it. series are much much more funnier. and his bruno-the gay journalist—its really good. even ali g is funnier than this.

This is the funniest movie ever. It is not pc at all, so if you are sensitive, you might not want to watch it. It’s a satire… a side splitting satire. I hurt from laughing, especially when they were in the elevator after the fight in the hotel room.

This was one of the most outragious comedies I’ve ever seen. It’s style is very unique an you have to have an open mind and ability to accept policitally incorrect humor to enjoy this. It was very different, but absolutely hillarious! I can’t wait to buy the DVD!

Buy the DVD just for the retarded case. It’s meant to look like a handmade bootleg, with the outside faded cover mainly in Cyrillic. The DVD inside has the word “Borat” with a backward ‘r’ written in black marker. (On a ‘Demorez’ DVD that says ‘Is Life? No. Demorez.’)

I found it hysterical! Not for the faint of heart. For those with a good sense of humor. I refuse to watch it with my Pentecostal grandmother in the same HOUSE as I. =P

Borat is screen play writing at its finest, Straight genius.