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[@donotevenbegintocare]

1. Yes, he was sued by a huge proportion of the people who appear in the movie 2. The participants were told this was a filming of a documentary about a russian (yes) immigrant, to explain the presence of a film crew, and signed releases agreeing not to sue no matter what happened. Most still sued. 3. Only 4 people are acting. Sacha, Ken Davitian who played Azamat, Pamela Anderson and the woman who plays the prostitute/wife Luelle 4. The reason most people seem to take a long time to crack is that from 450 hours of footage they picked only the very best "stooges" 5. The "hometown in Kazakhstan" is the supposedly poorest most remote village they could find in rural Romania. Those people were locals who were also told it was a documentary and occasionally given small directions ("hit the floor" or "pretend to kiss Borat") 6. Kazakhstan eventually realized banning the movie was counterproductive and embraced the joke. Their tourism slogan is now "Kazakhstan. Very nice." Really. 7. The people appearing in the film (other than the 4 actors) were not told. They all found out when the movie became HUGE and everyone was quoting it

[@jkayrichardson3366]

@@7Link7 i really didnt realise pamela anderson was in on it and acting, I always thought he genuinely tried to put a bag over her without her knowledge, but honestly it makes sense that they got permission after

[@markrodeo420]

Would have thought most of this would be obvious too…like why would you think there acting just cause the camera is in there face? The are getting interviewed, of course there would be a camera.

[@fubar1217]

#6 is epic.....lol

[@abatage]

absolutely - the genius of SBC is that he just goes and does stuff and sees what happens - the vast majority of everything is real and those unbelievable moments are super cringe and real..

[@tremorsfan]

Cohen also got the frat boys piss drunk before they started filming.

[@Polyphemus89]

Pam Anderson was basically the only person in this entire movie who was let in on the joke ahead of time, even her security didn’t know.

[@HughGenvoenni]

Didn’t that supposedly directly lead to her divorce from Kid Rock too?

[@sodem2810]

@@HughGenvoenni apparently so but why? What was his problem?

[@ColombianThunder]

@@shanustheanus they weren't. They tried to sue

[@RonnieG]

@@shanustheanus they absolutely weren't. They tried 2 sue bcuz their family said it made them look bad.

[@HughGenvoenni]

@@sodem2810 that is an excellent question…I’m not totally sure though, I just read that somewhere that that was a direct correlation to their divorce 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Enrique-Garcia]

The kidnapping scene with Pamela actually had to be done twice, because no one tried to stop him the first time.

[@craigime]

lol for real?

[@Orimthekeyacolite]

Honestly, if I saw something like that I would probably just assume it's some kind of crazy celeb publicity stunt and thus not interfere)

[@lumi_project]

yeah its actually a pretty common thing, human tend to froze in place when something unthinkable happens if you dont believe me, go ahead and pretend a kidnapping with your friend in public, 90% of the time people would just stand around looking not doing anything

[@gregmurdoch3809]

​@@lumi_projectthat is the case in public, but at a celebrity autograph sighning, with multiple security guards there with their 1 and only goal being to protect Pamela Anderson, no. No, they wouldnt freeze if she was attacked in front of them.

[@xxx333mmm]

wtf :D

[@daviddelvalle6146]

The look of shock on Simone's face so many times was priceless! And I don't think I've ever heard George laugh so much!

[@vodengc520]

She looks like she's about to burn everything down at "sleeve of wizard", rofl.

[@blairhaffly1777]

Napoleon Dynamite. George nearly laughed himself unconscious. Got all red faced and sweaty. Very fun.

[@MojiBeau]

@@blairhaffly1777did they take it down? I went to find it but couldn’t track it down

[@KrazzeeKane]

@@MojiBeau i can't find it either :(

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Quite true.

[@DMovieman]

To this day, the wrestling scene is simultaneously the most traumatizing and hilarious moment I've seen in a film. 😭😭😭

[@arnodk2852]

His next film Bruno also has a hilarious (albeit dangerous) wrestling scene near the end.

[@sgnguy2027]

From what I remember, Kazakstan, especially the president was really offended when the movie came out but after a few years they warmed up to the satire it was because this movie single handedly put the country on the map and promoted tourism.

[@mattsmith7019]

They took our full page adverts in the New York Times trying to refute the movie, but in the end they decided to go along with the joke and invited Borat to come back home.

[@TheGoodChap]

I buy all my potassium from khazakstan now

[@srbrant5391]

Their board of tourism actually adopted the slogan "very nice!"

[@Isildurd]

Я хоть и не из Казахстана, хотя последние пол года жил там)) мне тоже не нравиться что они приплели его к фильму, хочу добавить что от Казахстана в фильме только флаг.

[@yvonnesanders4308]

The people in the village weren't impressed

[@andrewward5891]

The Borat character originated on the Ali G show where Cohen played multiple characters. As Borat he went to a Tucson country bar and got everyone to see along to his song “Throw the Jew Down the Well”

[@madpaduk]

That was amazing television, how he's got away with it for so long is amazing.

[@treetopjones737]

On Ali G. he'd get actual rightwing politicians coming on thinking it was a real talk show.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

That’s sad and disgusting,but not too surprising.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

This film is so incredibly funny. Sascha has balls of steel. Most of these people had zero idea this wasn't absolutely a real person and a real documentary. To do these scenes and put himself in actual danger, especially in the sequel, while pretending to be the character is amazing. All worth it to expose these people's ignorance to the world, however.

[@rowaystarco]

His most dangerous scene was the fight scene with Azamat, he almost got choked under there.. You can see him tapping out.

[@Bambuzzsprosse]

That's a pretty bold statement. What for example has going full nude through a hotel atrium and dining hall to do with exposing the people's ignorance there?

[@rowaystarco]

@@Bambuzzsprosse it was clearly a mix. But Cohen is a master at getting the worst opinions out of people.

[@dizzyrick7653]

@@rowaystarco He’s a master of committing sexual assault for comedy, I’ll give you that.

[@pete_lind]

2018 ... Pro-gun activist duped into sucking sex toy to fight terrorism in latest Sacha Baron Cohen show "Who is America?" ... he did fool several right wingers in that show . What comes to this Movie , over 90 time were cops called and even FBI team was following him , USA was a bit paranoid back in 2006 about people looking middle eastern .

[@mouthyschannel2474]

I love how on the left we have traumatised shock and the right we have hysterics. It's like the duality of man.

[@mojoshivers]

“Very nice. How much?” is still a classic scene.

[@GlennShook]

Love to quote that on whores videos on social media. Classic.

[@jessharvell1022]

so glad people are finally reacting to this, and especially that it's you two. i have never before or since had a movie theater experience to rival this. people were laughing louder than i'd ever heard, screaming, just pandemonium. wound up seeing it three times with different people, and the third time i thought my mom was gonna pass out from laughing so hard. i think for a minute it might have seemed a little dated to the mid 2000s - plus it was * so * popular that i think people got a bit burnt out on everyone quoting and referencing it constantly - but it very clearly holds up as an all-time comedy.

[@JonahLoeb]

Same. There may be funnier movies (although not many of them), but I have never, ever seen a movie get the kind of reaction that Borat did when I saw it in theaters. The naked wrestling scene was just utter mayhem. People couldn't breathe. We weren't even laughing, we were just screaming.

[@pinzandneedlez730]

I have never seen so many people that uncomfortable in a theatre. The rubber fist part alone was priceless, the crowd was so uncomfortable

[@cgmat7804]

Yep, everyone knew going in to see it, it may have been generally staged, but were genuinely shocked at the risks he took

[@denzelelysium]

I've never been on the floor rolling around and laughing in a theater before or since. I've never seen so many people (like 25 old people) walk out of a movie. Fantastic.

[@satricon]

George almost laughed himself to death!

[@seanrosenau2088]

STOP THAT LAUGHING! REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED LAST TIME!? ONE OF THESE DAYS YOU IDIOTS ARE GONNA LAUGH YOURSELVES TO DEATH!! Judge Doom

[@jimtatro6550]

The naked fight was one of the most disturbing yet hilarious scenes ever 😂😂

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Quite true.

[@TheEverwritten]

In case you guys missed it, during a sports event in Kuwait, shortly after this movie was released, when Kazakstan won a medal they accidentally played the "anthem" from this movie during the medal ceremony. Was epic.

[@spacecadet35]

It was the 10th Arab Shooting Championship in Kuwait held in 2012. Maria Dmitrienko has won the Gold Medal and they played the wrong version of the National Anthem., In the end, they had to restage the ceremony.

[@TheEverwritten]

@@spacecadet35 She took it like a champ though. You could tell she was mad though.

[@spacecadet35]

@@TheEverwritten - Yeah, all things considered, she took it with grace and style. And she got a gold :)

[@gazmundo1987]

That was one of the funniest reactions yet 😂 Simone's shock alongside George's uncontrollable laughter absolutely made this

[@Bonjurro]

You should watch his acceptance speech at the golden globes where he won Best actor for this.

[@adz_b]

A great shout 😂👍🇬🇧

[@rahbeat9785]

also his Ali G Harvard University Speech

[@rajangrewal7423]

Definitely! I was just about to comment this 😂

[@chappie_nottherobot]

And then subsequently lose your shit when Mark Wahlberg is shown in the audience.

[@Tehui1974]

Preach!!! Totally agree

[@becksimilian2955]

I thought George was gonna bust a gut from how hard he was laughing lol

[@TheLastOfTheRockstarsU2]

All of the people you see in the film outside of Kazakhstan and his producer, are real people, not in on the joke, and not payed actors. Sasha was sued dozens of times for this movie, none ever made it far, but a lot of people tried. Everything you saw people doing in reacting to was absolutely real.

[@stabizisback]

Yeah, and it ssuper annoying they dont google that at the start

[@7thkevin]

@@stabizisback lol what a stupid comment. Especially when they address it at the end of the movie. 🤣

[@stabizisback]

@@7thkevin okay, sure, etc

[@gh41996]

The way Sacha pretends to slip and launches himself into the table at the antique shop will always make me laugh

[@finkiusmaximus]

I expect he gave them, after filming, a lot more money than all of that was worth.

[@eddiebaker40]

I was in junior high when this came out and you couldn’t take three steps in the hallways without hearing someone say “my wife”, “very nice”, “great success”

[@hellomark1]

Yeah that was the only real downside to this movie, the sheer level of REALLY BAD Borat impersonations

[@kind-hearted-thievesjoe1512]

Never had an experience like this in a cinema before or after. Everyone was roaring with laughter from start to finish. I could barely hear the dialogue in the film from all the noise in the room. People left with tears down their face and aching jaws. A true masterpiece of comedy.

[@kampfkeks6619]

Man I forgot about a lot in this movie. The new movie would be a blast too. Cohen is an insane man.

[@SuperDimson]

Borat 2 was a huge disappointment. Cohen came up with all those outrageous situations, but people didn’t react as funny or inappropriate as they did in the first movie.

[@Vincent_N89]

@@SuperDimson I forgot Borat 2 even existed

[@connorglaze538]

2 doesn't hold a candle to the original. I knew the first one would be hard to follow but even so, I'd recommend giving it a miss

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

I thought the second one was hilarious. I'm not a Trumpet, though.

[@marctowersap8018]

@@kuhpunkt uh, I don't think you-know-who did that following a script... just saying...

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

Growing up in the UK there was a late night channel 4 programme called the 11 O clock Show. Its claim to fame is that it's 2 main presenters both had careers that quickly died but the guy they had to do the pre recorded sketches for the first few series was Sacha Baron Cohen. When he left for his own series they got a pre Office Ricky Gervais to replace him. Was so proud both of them went on to huge international success as they were the best part of that show

[@migiplayz91]

I absolutely love that every time George laughs, Simone has a shocked look on her face

[@seanspartan2023]

This movie was initially banned in Kazakhstan, but the village filmed was actually in Romania

[@mr.redius]

The film was made by an offended oligarch from Moldova; his oil industry business was taken away from him. 🤣😂😅🤣

[@vkdeen7570]

this reaction was gold... George laughing his backside off and Simone jumping between disbelief and fits of giggles 😃 and that's Sacha Barron Cohen's work in a nutshell for ya lol

[@Don-ii4vm]

I've just read that they did the Pamela Anderson scene twice. *"The first time we did it at a book signing and I grabbed her over my shoulder and ran out with her and no one did anything.* *"I was like, 'What kind of fans are these?'"* *The second take sparked more of a reaction with fans stepping in to try to help their idol.*

[@Don-ii4vm]

Also Cohen is saying the kidnap scene led to Andersons divorce from kid rock.

[@UrbanNilssonOssian]

@@Don-ii4vm I'm sorry, but the scene you're referring to did not lead to the divorce of Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock. Anderson and Rock were married in July 2006 and divorced in November 2006. The movie "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan," which includes a scene in which the character Borat kidnaps Anderson, was released in November 2006. Therefore, it is not possible for the movie to have caused the divorce, which had already taken place.

[@Don-ii4vm]

@@UrbanNilssonOssian Gotcha. So actors dont get to see pre screenings? Could you let Sacha Baron Cohen know? He said thats what happened in a 2019 interviews. He also mentioned Anderson losing a bit of jaw bone?!? As you say though, kid rock claims thats not the case.

[@_FH.]

Love how Simone started with a kind of held back laughing at the initial absurdity then by the middle just fully embraced how ridiculous it is

[@93r9imus]

That was one of the best! She tried but SBC is too funny

[@Arsolon618]

The people he interviews had no idea it was an actor pretending. They were all told this was a real reporter from Kazakstan.

[@CezaryAkakios]

Oh my. This video is going in the Pantheon of Best of Cinebinge for sure. The expressions both of you make are priceless.

[@TDSAtlantis]

I love the editing on this. Like there's so much happening that a lot of fun moments didn't make the cut, I'm sure, but they were still able to get most of the fight scene. Thank you both so much, and this seems like one of those movies that sells the Patreon reaction better than others. I appreciate you.

[@jukopliut]

IMDB first trivia. Police was called 92 times during productions. EPIC

[@andrewward5891]

In a deleted scene on the DVD they’re pulled over by cops while driving the ice cream truck. Borat and Azmat stay in character while the cops are walking towards the truck. Azmat suggests Borat should offer to have sex with the cops to get out of trouble

[@adrianvargas2939]

Apparently Pamela was also behid the jokes, especially on the kidnapping scene. When Borat was taking her, they had to shoot it again since no body came to rescue her

[@jasonlane1528]

27:07 - somehow you managed to have a moment here worthy of the film. Seeing her response to face-sitting is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

In 2012, Mariya Dmitriyenko won the Amir of Kuwait International Shooting Grand Prix, and the parody anthem from this movie was played when she was being presented with the award.

[@Curraghmore]

I never understood how he wasn't seriously assaulted by someone making this film, especially in New York City.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

I know what you mean-the risks he took making this film,invading other people’s personal space,deceiving people,etc.

[@billiamtrillion]

They actually had to film the scene where Pam Andersen gets kidnapped twice because the first time they filmed it not a single person in the crowd or her security team (who all weren't in on it) ran over to try and help her. So they had to reshoot the scene on a different day with a different crowd and security

[@Daveyboy100880]

27:10 Out of all the face our brave reactors pulled during the film, this one by Simone has to be my favourite! The best example yet of a silent “Jesus, George!” Also, dammit Simone, actors are people too! 😁 As others have said, I’ve never heard people laughing as much as I heard them in the cinema while watching this movie. It was an incredible, unforgettable experience, and when the nekkid fighting started… wow wah wee waa! And yeah, legal fees must’ve been the biggest part of the movie’s budget. I think most of the suings came from people being embarrassed about the views they espoused on camera (especially the frat boys, if I remember correctly. Sure, they were clearly inebriated, but as they say, in vino veritas). While it was still in cinemas there were quite a few stories in the news about people bringing suit against the film, and that only made more people go and watch it!

[@stuntmonkey00]

My girlfriend told me she wanted to see this because she loved SBC in Talladega Nights... I warned her.... When we stepped out of the theatre her first words were "That was more nudity than I was expecting!"

[@treetopjones737]

Show her Bruno.

[@Sournote88]

Fav moments are when George is laughing uncontrollably and Simone is horrified

[@reverendB]

The look on Simone's face when George makes the "real facesitting" comment at the end!!

[@MaikKellerhals]

After seeing Ashleigh watching "Big Fish", this will be quite the rollercoaster today ;)

[@davidmcleod5133]

Haha… I just did the same! 😂

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

I genuinely think the second movie is just as good. I know people have a nostalgia hard on for this one. But the second one is fantastic, and doesn't skimp out on the uncomfortable funny humor the first has

[@hellomark1]

The second movie does an excellent job of going above and beyond the first, including putting Sacha in some legitimate danger!

[@crisramos940]

I Found the 2nd One great too, and also: Maria Bakalova was a revelation as well (She’s also the One voicing for that telekenesis dog on the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special).

[@mraustinworking]

Only made it about 7 minutes in before I came to my senses and decided to watch the full length. This one is too good to miss out on the whole reaction!

[@HeavymetalHillbilly]

Not even close XD maybe 3 minutes and I was like fuck it, ima be a patreon sub xD

[@RyanRichardsToby]

He later said that his scene at the rodeo is where he felt the most in danger.

[@tmptjohn88]

The sheer look of horror on Simone’s face throughout this whole video was perfect

[@nuhsing]

Thank you so much for what you guys do. I have had a very hard time the last few years. Your reactions are one of the things that has brought light to my life.

[@davidtorres6878]

I was 18 years old. Year was 2006. Me and my best friend smoked a fat blunt behind Brendan Theaters in Vacaville Ca. Saw Borat, and we died. To this day I have never laughed so hard in my life

[@chriskola3822]

I love the laughter all the way through this and then the PTSD sinking in at the end. Truly amazing movie.

[@urty24]

Seeing this movie in theaters was a very strange experience. I laughed my ass off for the entire run time and then when it was over I felt dirty for having seen it. Very strange feeling.

[@richardrobbins387]

Same

[@radutanase7221]

The first scenes in the movie were filmed in Romania, I know because I m romanian.

[@edwardsanchez5350]

The reactions from both Simone and George at 18:17 is exactly how I felt when I saw this film.

[@macontosh2000]

You should definitely watch the 2nd which is maybe more impressive with what it achieved and who they were able to get in the movie (no spoilers but if you have seen the sequel you know what I am talking about) all while taking place during the 2020 election year and the start of Covid.

[@Deegee_1969]

Don't forget that there was a 6-episode thing called "Borat's American Lockdown", and that's quite an eye-opener.

[@erikjohnson3859]

It's almost cruel to make fun of someone as f*cking stupid as Rudy.

[@teddypeterson9807]

it was subpar. Not as funny when everyone knows who he is.

[@danielpena4472]

Borat is a comedy masterpiece i love the secret footage, Borat looking the p***y magnet in the car, and driving instructor, the feminist scene is hilarious, I can't watch the rodeo scene without laughing and cringe at the same time, and I always skip the fight between him and his manager even though it is funny as hell but its really gross once was enough LOL. Amazing reaction

[@BareThomas84]

I've watched this reaction about 15 times now. It is still the best one ever. Never change, guys.

[@Sherdz2002]

The whole movie is wow and I couldn't believe much of the stuff they pull off!. Simone's facial expression towards George's comment at the end=Priceless! lol

[@jacobminor8810]

Always know it's a quality reaction when Simone is unable to form sentences at multiple times throughout the viewing experience!

[@nigelmacbug6678]

Simone laughing loudest at the bear scaring kids 14:12

[@BareThomas84]

Your reactions were so good, I'm watching this two times in a row.

[@chrischarlescook]

Makes me happy to see this pop up in my recommended. What a movie. Sacha is one of the greatest actors in the world. Just incredible.

[@johnhammond3056]

I don't think I've seen simone laugh so out much as she did to the naked fight.

[@michaelbuhl4250]

The village scenes were actually filmed in Romania. I've read that when the movie came out the people of Romania, and particularly in that village, were very angry. The people of Kazakhstan, however, were just thrilled to have the attention.

[@Thorvir]

as a romanian ,we didnt care . The movie was filmed in a gipsy village and the local population was told that they are filming a documentary ,but when the movie came out they saw themselves being called rapists ,prostitutes ,abortionist ,etc so some of them were angry ....but the new borat movie was filmed in the same place i think and they seemed fine ,so ...peace ?

[@Daveyboy100880]

I remember reading that the Romanians were especially annoyed when they found out what the rubber prosthetic limb actually was…

[@DJKuroh]

@@Thorvir I believe it made peace with them having them do what happened in the second film to Borat as "redemption" for that village.

[@youcantholdmedown1265]

Some humorless idiots might have been offended, sure, but as a Romanian, i didn't care, we're generally not touchy and overly sensitive like people in the west. I was "very excite" to see the movie and found it hilarious. The depiction of the gipsy village is accurate, though.

[@Thorvir]

@@youcantholdmedown1265 our priests are pretty touchy

[@say.yes.]

Lunel is an actress, more than that she is a very well known comedian.

[@OkibaGhostway]

"IT HAVE MANY PROBLEM ECONIMIC SOCIAL AND JEW" and the bathing suit is where yall struck on

[@Tehui1974]

I've never seen you two laugh as hard as you did in this movie!

[@sergiodavila5269]

That scene with Azamat & Borat in the hotel room makes me cry every time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@althorin3165]

Been following you guys for a few weeks now and I am loving all of you reactions. The Airsick Lowlander shirt just made me love you guys even more.

[@Theorak]

Seen it on Patreon already, but god damn I was laughing too much, a veeeery niiice reaction :D We need to see the second one!

[@munkeypantsman]

Kazakhstan's national tourism board made "Very Nice!" their official advertising slogan a couple of years ago, so at least to some degree they've embraced it.

[@velvetgristle7252]

"Yeah, it's Kazakhstan" Lol, as if North Americans had an idea of what Kazakhstan looks like.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Very true.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Most Americans,l’m sure,couldn’t locate Kazakhstan on a map of Eurasia.

[@Combo_Slice]

I've never seen you two laugh so hard. So glad to watch this with you again

[@mercyfulnate]

The frat bros were absolutely real. The Gamecocks are the mascot of the University of South Carolina and it gets commonly abbreviated to, well, you know

[@timlarosa]

You must do Bruno next. If you think Sasha put himself in dangerous situations with this one, you haven't seen anything yet.

[@augiemesa9429]

I was a super duper nay sayer when my roommate put this movie on to watch years ago and we had friends over. Then I heard the line about his Mother being 43. Changed my mind and I loved it. Also, the cover of Born to be Wild at the end credits is badass. Listened to that on repeat for a while. Thanks dudes.

[@mil2k11]

I don't usually watch reactions to movies I've never seen myself, but the reactions from these two makes me want watch this film. I'm thinking its totally over the top and insane - and I'm great with that!

[@aliciasavage6801]

As someone who works with antiques that scene in the shop makes my heart hurt every time I see it.

[@say.yes.]

Yeah it’s one of the least funniest parts.

[@vt_sandman3392]

"Cocks" is actually short for "Gamecocks", the mascot for the University of South Carolina. I have no doubt those were actual frat bros 🤣

[@ZenzeroCAM]

They were. They thought the footage would only be seen in some far away foreign place so didn’t care. They tried to sue but they’d signed the releases

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

Thank you for the awesome upload on a crappy day. Haven’t watched yet, but I just got home from driving around in a blizzard for work all day with a bad toothache. Looking forward to this one!

[@1aler67]

congratulations on the 100,000

[@kokofoko]

I am a Jewish guy from Israel, and I approve that we do lay eggs. Fun fact - When he speaks in foreign language he actually speaks borken Hebrew.

[@ded-pihto]

And Polish language

[@kokofoko]

@@ded-pihto Fashkrab Cholera

[@RussVerbofsky]

I never heard you two laugh so hard!

[@dEc0dEnT]

I just LOVE seing Simone with her face looking like (OoO) while George is dying of laughter. Both react like "I can't believe they've done that" but both reactions are absolutely on point!

[@TreantmonksTemple]

This is one of your best reaction videos ever. Your laughs are infectious.

[@jamesmorgan4121]

Love the reaction guys of this hilarious movie. The thing I like the most about Borat is how he brilliantly turns the mirror on American society without them having a clue as to what was really going on.

[@treetopjones737]

No more representative than for example finding bigots in Europe to film, they're not representative of the whole area.

[@jamesmorgan4121]

@@treetopjones737 agreed mate, it's only that he did it in America. He could've chosen just about any society and done the same.

[@NorthGaReptile]

The real gems are the Borat skits from his Ali G Show. Absolutely brilliant.

[@doughbafett]

Him singing "Throw the Jew Down the Well" in a redneck bar with everyone gleefully joining in was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

[@willsofer3679]

@@doughbafett I was just about to make nearly the same exact comment, verbatim. Great minds think alike. I mean, it's horrifying, and a blight on humanity, but also hilarious.

[@treetopjones737]

@@doughbafett If you see confederate flags flying, it's not a safe place to be.

[@LMarti13]

Canadians are so wholesome they think the Americans were in on it and "playing along"

[@jacobrutherford8684]

I am literally addicted to your guys' videos

[@finnshanks510]

this film is amazing because there are people who laugh at it because of the european and cultural stereotypes not realising it’s actually making fun of their views

[@chuckshingledecker2216]

Boom! Exactly. His comedy exposes ignorance, bigotry, and racism, it doesn’t laugh “with it” but at it.

[@Zomdra]

If you liked this you absolutely should do the sequel too. It's at least as good as the original, it feels a lot more pointed and intelligent in it's satire and Maria Bakalova, who plays Borat's daughter, is an absolute revelation, she's hilarious and she basically steals the whole movie.

[@TheAmazingLM]

💯💯💯 yes! Exactly that! Please do the sequel!!

[@superfunkmonker]

no, it's terrible

[@TheGeeMan]

Fun Fact: Borat appeared very briefly in one of Sasha's earlier movies "Ali G Indahouse (2002)", then this movie came out in 2006.

[@stlredbirds85]

True story, the spoof national anthem at the end of the movie was accidentally played at a sporting event where a Kazakhstan woman won a medal. She laughed

[@Verity_Auger]

The sequel is also incredibly good. His daughter with Rudy Giulliani is gold!

[@treetopjones737]

He had no clue.

[@robertshields4160]

This movie was the birth of so many lawsuits when it came out!

[@FimbongBass]

So many quotes from this movie that hit pop culture, glad you reacted to it!

[@marvelstarwarsgeek1511]

Great reaction as always guys I don't think I have seen you both laugh so much 😄

[@Hellspiral-lr8yh]

A lot of reactors don't have the subtitles turned on for this.

[@Waldo666ify]

Bruno is a very underrated sasha movie its not as good as Borat but its still hilarious and its also him playing a character and messing with real people

[@KillerXGothMadness]

George, you did not disappoint. Also, Simone looked completely horrified at the gun shop scene.

[@aaroncummings3078]

Yeah… that’s the reaction I had when I first saw this movie. 😬 Damn funny. Thank you. Made my day.

[@JoshuaBloom01]

Kazakhstan was actually really happy with this movie as it increased tourism a ton, though I'm not sure exactly how they felt during filming. I heard that none of the people in the village knew any English, so Sasha just did whatever he wanted.

[@DemonofChaos264]

It was filmed in Romania not Kazakhstan so I doubt they were any the wiser.