CRAZIEST MOVIE EVER! *Borat* First time watching!

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Synopsis:Borat, a Kazakh resident, travels to the USA to make a documentary on the country. While on his mission, he learns that the USA is the same as his own country in many ways.

[@SebScreen]

Good lord I hope we can still make movies like this today What did you think?

[@SHANCHEZ64]

@SebScreen I would highly recommend watching Pineapple Express if you haven't watched it already. Seth Rogan and James Franco. Similar in comedy to Step Brothers which I know you have already seen! Love the content always!

[@ICEV3N0M]

everyone was real people. only pamela and camera crew knew about it.

[@Damian_HENRY]

No one can beat sasha baron love all his movies and contents

[@michaelhandy9758]

They just DID make a video like it....the sequel.

[@heathra68]

All the reactions are genuine people under the impression they aren't in a movie. If you listen to some of the behind the scenes, Cohen has been in some very dangerous situations, and still will not break the character. Some of the stories are wild.

[@althelas]

The scenes in the USA were not with actors but with real people. Sasha Baron Cohen told everyone that he is a reporter from Kazachstan, trying to film his experiences in the USA for a TV Station at home. That is what makes this movie so incredible, these are real US American people with no scripted line. You should add Borat 2 to your watch list as well.

[@robertneagu7345]

The scene in the village was also without actors, all the villagers were real people. He tricked an entire gypsy village in Romania. He told them that he film a documentary about their community and paid every person from that village with only 3 $. He mocked them because they don't speak English and they don't know him. After the movie was released the villagers were very angry and they wanted to kill Borat if he come back. For the second movie, he found another village and he used real actors.

[@michaelhandy9758]

@@robertneagu7345 Although to be fair, the villagers were compensated (not particularly well), and most of them seemed to think they were the target of the joke when it was actually western ignorance.

[@gpavlop1231]

I think it’s better if he didn’t watch borat 2 cuz most of it was scripted which is dumb

[@tophers3756]

Some of the scenes,especially the small bits, were at least partly scripted with actors.

[@banchyhowells1176]

2:02 immediately likes

[@BaresEatBeats]

Almost all of this is actually real. There are only a few people, such as Pamela Anderson and the main cast, who actually knew it was a movie. The rest were duped into believing he’s truly a reporter from Kazakhstan. That’s what makes this 1000x funnier.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Good to know.

[@donkarnage6032]

This movie outside of Jackass 3D was the most ridiculously hilarious movie experience I've ever had. The volume of laughter in the theater was so loud they had to turn up the audio for the movie. There were at least a dozen people falling down in the aisle laughing during the fight scene at the hotel.

[@khalamari]

oh man Jackass 3D in theatres is my favorite movie experience. Have never laughed that hard in a theatre since

[@mrgotitfordalow]

Dude, same for me. Borat and JA3D are the two best theater experiences I've ever had.

[@lavenderllamamusic]

i watched Jackass 3D in theaters and i was about 13 at the time. Jealous of those that got to see Borat in theaters! I'd have loved to see some people walk out in the middle of it

[@Kodoschannel1]

The night before a little known movie with Seth Rogan and a few other actors. I died laughing.

[@bartsimpson6708]

and trust me.. a lot more of this movie is actually real than it might seem like

[@dekamaster100]

Most of the people's interaction and reactions were genuine, which was part of the appeal of the movie going in. Really shows you American society circa 2005-2006.

[@williamwoodside4694]

Ya racists and homophobes going to rodeos in texas has stopped.

[@ProHero86]

He’s been sued so many times & he always wins (only Pamela and Lunelle were paid actors in this)

[@JuntosXlaLibertadMileyBuIIrich]

As well as Azamat and his family from Kazajistan

[@doug9597]

@@JuntosXlaLibertadMileyBuIIrichthey were still pretty much duped tho

[@emperorlizZ]

Loll

[@cyberanon2463]

​@JuntosXlaLibertadMileyBuIIrich you guys should've been in the film, you are the best at acting like you are humans. You do it daily.

[@Notsosweetstevia]

Pamela Anderson was one of the only people in on the joke. What’s funny is they had to film that scene twice, because the first time no one jumped in. Oops😂

[@MrMerkzz]

Easily one of the best comedy films to have been created. Me and my friends can have full conversations in a Borat accent and it’ll never get old

[@orangrant534]

"She was walking in the woods when a bear attacked and violated her-" Seb: "Yes!!!!! Hell yeah!!!!"

[@1234thisistemporary]

My dad looks just like Borat so after this movie came out he started saying “very nice” and “my wife” to everyone and I don’t think he will ever stop

[@steven95N]

2:40 That's the point. Sacha Cohen Baron is Jewish. This film is actually about putting the ignorance of some Americans, mainly conservatives, on display in a comedic, yet eye opening way.

[@Taurus_Play]

"the ignorance of some Americans, mainly conservatives" ... lol what US libs are a stupidiest ppl you can imagine .

[@Cloclo1125]

I love this movie. At first I thought it was too goofy, but then I realized how interesting it is that a character like Borat can bring out people's true nature. Like that guy who was genuinely happy at the idea of killing gay people...

[@ItApproaches]

To each their own I guess.

[@ravissary79]

No its more like "it's amazing how a brazen person can manipulate people unto going along with horrible things by appealing to the patience most people have with foreigners from other cultures". You can get people to agree to all kinds of things if the social cues are right because they're just trying to get through a socially awkward situation. We also don't know how many people he had to film, or how many cameras he had hidden at the Rodeo to catch the one guy who was really enthusiastic about drinking the blood of Iraqis. Especially since he did all this, not in good natured fun at laughing at our human flaws, but precisely to mock Americans by acting anti-semantic and sexist and seeing if people oppose him or not. He's the one acting in a way WE find offensive, but we're a melting pot so we don't fight him over it and hope through friendship he softens... but we're the Aholes for tolerating it? He's a hypocrite. I lived this movuevwhen Iraqis came out because I didn't yet know what a finger wagging woke scold, and a bigot the creator of Borat really was. He's funny when in character, but out of it he's a self important humorless Karen.

[@Cloclo1125]

@@ravissary79 You're right! Probably took a long time to get everything right. And I don't find it weird how most people didn't oppose him in awkward situations, I would probably do the same. But the thing is, I'm not American so I was mostly referring to the scenes at that conservative rally/rodeo because that kind of environment is so foreign to me.

[@ravissary79]

@@Cloclo1125 yeah there's at least 2 scenes there that are really embarrassing, but most people at rodeos in rural America are 100% friendlier than most people in big cities in America... but they're hyper patriotic, and Borat was filmed a few years after 9/11 and there's a good chance a bunch of people there have kids who joined up after 9/11 so they're profoundly biased. The tenor of the country has largely shifted since then and Iraq is viewed by most as a mistake.

[@explosean9]

@@ravissary79 Yeah, he totally tricked that frat guy into saying he wishes the US still had slavery. He definitely only said it to get through an awkward situation and not at all because he actually thinks that. 🙄🤥

[@SporkRevolution]

Honestly reactions to this movie is better than the movie itself.

[@ToniMcGinty]

A friend of mine was actually at the conference in the hotel that Borat and Amazat break into naked. All the Americans were horrified. As a fellow Brit already acquainted with Borat, he couldn't believe it and couldn't stop laughing.

[@petrinafilip96]

He really managed to get a lot of people to expose themselves as shitheads. No wonder he got sued A LOT.

[@bungiecrimes7247]

Just humans being humans. love to see the freedom. Morality doesn't exist by the way didn't know if you knew that.

[@iainsteele5737]

@@bungiecrimes7247you’re so edgy

[@iainsteele5737]

@@bungiecrimes7247you’re so edgy

[@merykhan97]

You mean people he actively offended ??

[@anybodyhandle]

Never convict - just total funny

[@Taizen001]

Man, this movie hits WAY different now in my 30s than it did when I watched it as a teenager. A whole lot more cringe and nervous laughing 😅

[@christhornycroft3686]

Actually, given that comedy has gotten so ridiculously politically correct particularly in the last 15 years, this movie is like a breath of fresh air. Yes it’s awkward, but it still seems fresh in 2023. It’s so different from other comedies that it stands out, particularly in America. I’m Canadian so most of the crap I’m subjected to is from down south, not the UK, which is more uncensored, sarcastic and politically incorrect and more my style of humour. I grew up on Britcoms. I was 8 years old when I was introduced to “Mrs Slocombe’s pussy (cat).”

[@adronator]

This just gets funnier as I age haha.

[@elenafernandez-girotorrado8080]

the greatest thing about this film is that in some of the scenes they didn't tell the people that borat's actions were for a film

[@mxd_k]

This movie never gets old 😂

[@rockey4631]

Can you pls tell context of this movie??? Is it to mock americans?

[@veles_pl]

I love how he is using polish phrases like "Jak się masz" (how are you) or "Dziękuję" (Thank you) it was his idea to do it :D

[@laerry1]

We Czechs have always thought he was speaking Czech because it's the same in our language ("Jak se máš?/Děkuji.") It's funny he chose not to speak Kazakh but in a Slavic language because Americans wouldn't know the difference anyway.

[@PumpedSmartass]

@@laerry1 and this tendency continues in Borat 2. He speaks with his daughter in Hebrew while she replies in Bulgarian.

[@captainbossman1016]

​@@laerry1He actually speaks Hebrew most of the time with some polish thrown in there

[@andrewschreiber112]

I honestly think this is one of the funniest movies ever made. When I first saw it, with a friend at home, we LITERALLY rolled on the floor during the scene where Borat and Azamat take their naked fight through the hotel. Also, "the running of the Jew" made me HOWL. Glad to see how much you enjoyed it.

[@cindygrape]

I was 15 when this came out and I watched it! This is the only movie to ever make me full on belly laugh so much I couldn't breathe! The absurdity just makes it hilarious

[@willvr4]

Considering how many times I've seen this movie and quoted it with my friends growing up, it's so refreshing seeing fresh reactions to this. Makes me laugh just like the first time all over again!

[@punklover99]

I saw it the month it came out, i loved it

[@newman716ET]

The sheer panic on your face the whole video is a delight 🤣

[@weeeeee374]

I was a teenager when this was released, and I thought it was the funniest thing ever! Still quote it alot today

[@digidv85]

Very glad this movie is getting more attention with reactors lately. This is the fourth channel I'm subscribed to that showcased it. Truly remarkable the Academy recognized this film with an Adapted Screenplay nomination.

[@ItApproaches]

From what I remember almost all people in the movie were random people who had no idea what was going on. A few were in on it like Pamela. But not the people who were there to see Pamela lol.

[@benjaminsket]

the chocolate face part LOL!!! Thank you for the laughs seb

[@speedymaster5758]

Reaction to the genuine chocolate face no make up 🤣🤣🤣 priceless

[@musicaleuphoria8699]

Rockin' that Stark chair.

[@christhornycroft3686]

I love this brilliant movie. But if you really want to see Sacha Baron Cohen at his most insane, Bruno is the one. And if you like mockumentaries, I have to plug my Canadian classic Trailer Park Boys. The TV series is classic, but the movies aren’t bad either. They get better as they go along. You’ll learn a lot of new words.

[@Damian_HENRY]

Bruno was hard the mma part 🤣

[@mole1596]

Brüno is next-level. Borat is funnier but Brüno REALLY crosses the line.

[@FurryStockings]

I was about to say "This is nothing compared to Bruno" then I remembered that Hotel scene... then to the Elevator... then to the room with all people lol

[@shapeshifter7676]

Borat is the only man who made the "not" joke funny

[@jgreen2015]

the reason "gypsy" is deemed offensive is because it is a misnomer (an incorrect name. mis - wrong, nomer - name). Its a short-hand slang for Egyptian, because people used to think that's where the Roma people originate from. We (i am spanish Roma) actually originate from northern India. Whether it is offensive to us really depends on the individual. In Spain we are called Gitanos (from Egiptano - egyptian in Spanish) and we proudly refer to ourselves as such, despite the words origins being incorrect. It has a similar negative connotation as gypsies do in English but we own it happily. The people here in the UK we often call gypsies aren't actually Roma though - they are Irish Travellers of Celtic ethnicity. As an actual Romani gypsie that offends me more, that they appropriated the term from us. They are not gypsies. "My big fat gypsie wedding" tv show is not a gypsie wedding. It's an irish traveller wedding and they are Irish travellers. Whilst gypsies traditionally lived that nomadic lifestyle of travelling homes, that alone is not enough to be one. It is our ethnicity. Its like a white guy getting into hip-hop and referring to himself as black

[@maximillianosaben]

This movie was such a huge hit with critics and audiences. Everyone went darn nuts for it. It was just too damn funny. P.S. Seb not knowing Pamela Anderson had a sex tape made me laugh. Especially with that recent movie about it starring Sebastian Stan, I figuered he'd at least have known it from there. Guess I'm older than I think.

[@andreduarte8372]

Now imagine if Pamela and Sebastian had a sex tape together...

[@najathadani8853]

The second one is so good too. Hope the patreon voted for it too.

[@nbunnysnowboard]

I was 15 when this came out and I saw it in theaters with my mom and my little brothers and the scene where Borat and his friend are running and wrestling naked had me laughing the hardest I’ve ever laughed in my life, I couldn’t breathe! Edit: I still quote this constantly, king of the castle, wa wa wee wa. VERY NICE!!!

[@spotlizard0374]

As a former pentecostal I was never allowed to watch this movie growing up and refused to watch it for yeeeeears because of that church scene lol. Quite a few members of my church were there or knew people who were there, and they did not like it. At all. I finally watched the movie a while ago and absolutely loved it, once you grow away from them you really notice just how weird it is.

[@LotkaVolterra]

I was surprised at how much if this movie ended up being real. A lot of it can be explained with, "Yeah, that was real, but he got sued big time." Even those frat boys in the RV sued for defamation.

[@Alli8833]

I saw this movie in the theatre on a second date with a guy - we almost died laughing together, and lived together for 5 years. 😂

[@LilybethII]

I was not able to sit through this movie when I attempted to watch it for the first time. The second hand embarrassment was unbearable. It's just wild. The second one is even crazier 🤣

[@DR-mq1vn]

I'm an American Jew. I laughed so hard during this movie. At times, I couldn't even catch my breath!

[@Reiggn_]

bro im literally 5 seconds in and seeing your preview reaction i already know im gonna laugh my ass off. Im from the UK so your reactions just kinda hit different as its a familiar feel the way you react as a brit lmfao. VERY NICE

[@simongoddard7692]

What amazes me is how the cameraman didn't laugh their arses off during the whole thing 😂😂

[@raphaelperry8159]

The bear in the ice cream van has always been the highlight of this movie.

[@shaungerald23]

I enjoyed the second one a lot more. The actress who plays his daughter makes the movie. She's hilarious.

[@sushijuice6895]

Borat's reactions to American culture and just common decency make this film so much funnier, just the physical comedy along with the written comedy is so genius

[@Sara01977]

Love this movie and the second one as well. But gotta say nothing made me laugh as hard as “Bruno.” Like tears streaming down my face and clutching stomach from laughing so hard. You should really watch that one! 🤣🤣

[@HappyFunRun]

I remember when I first saw this with my parents. Let's just say only one of us made it to the end.

[@FujiMC]

GUYS. Get him to 10K likes and he'll wear the mankini!!!

[@k3n12ock]

Been seeing lots of reaction to this movie lately and love how everyone is like how we were when it first came out, everywhere, "VERY NICE?" "HOW MUCH?" "WAWAWEWA"

[@ravissary79]

My wife and i still say "sexy time!!"

[@bredincummings4381]

Unintended result of this film: 1: Kazakhstan had a great increase in tourism after this was released. 2: The fake Kazakhstan national anthem was played by mistake in the award ceremony of a shooting competition won by Kazakhstan in Kuwait in 2012. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGSclJikp66EjZI

[@annakivaderova1452]

I find the second movie better, but the actor who plays Borat is brilliant in both of them.

[@atticusmcfly]

This movie displayed America in all her glory better than anything else has in the last 20 years. HILARIOUS!! The sequel is equally outrageous!

[@Maya-pc2oc]

I'm pretty sure during filming Sacha Baron Cohan had the police called on him over 90 times during the filming of this. The majority of his interactions with people in the movie are all 100% real. I believe with the Pamela Anderson storyline, she was made aware that a movie would be made and she approved to be in it, but I don't know if she was told when or where it would happen, she just knew to put on a show in public once she saw him.

[@LennyHenrysDorsalCavity]

I fail to believe a British person in 2023 is watching Borat for first time 😂

[@Hey_Jamie]

Bro wtf…?! Pam and Tommy’s tape is like the biggest part of both of their careers.

[@Desper_GG]

Scenes from the US are completely unscripted and these are not actors. Funny secret fact : every time you hear Borat speak Kazakh he actually speaks Hebrew.

[@captainbossman1016]

Also the scene with the village was also unscripted and the village folk were absolutely mad when this came out. And yes, he speaks mostly Hebrew with some polish thrown in there from time to time

[@WhySoCuriousGeorge]

"There's a war on comedy today"....yeah thats why the sequel just came out in in 2020 lol

[@hereintheyear]

99% of the time you said "this must be fake" was real

[@davidn5269]

It’s really strange to me the persecution complex people have on this movie’s behalf. It has had a resurgence in popularity and continues to be widely available on streaming services (including Disney+ in the UK). Sacha Baron Cohen is not canceled, and in fact was able to release a sequel in 2020 which grabbed a bunch of awards and Oscar nominations. It is ok to laugh at this movie, you are not edgy or transgressive for doing so. Literally everyone laughs at it, critics and audiences both. This movie could have been made today, and I don’t know what has happened that makes everyone think otherwise. I think sometimes people confuse internet debates with real life. Don’t feed that discourse.

[@MrDevintcoleman]

I think also a lot of people legitimately can’t tell the difference between brilliantly executed satire that’s actually making fun of 1) people who think like the character but also 2) the real people who say awful things in agreement with Borat, and actual hateful and belligerent behavior in real life. Like the guy who felt comfortable saying he supports hanging all the gays in VA/WV (not sure which one).

[@davidn5269]

@@MrDevintcoleman you’re absolutely right, but what I don’t understand is why people act like this sort of humor is illegal or something. The reactor here talks about “a war on humor” and the comments are riddled with claims that this could never be made today. It does annoy and baffle me that people can’t tell the difference between a movie like this and someone getting fired for calling people slurs on Facebook, but what really gets me is this narrative that humor about sensitive topics is now off-limits. It’s completely manufactured. People mistake criticism and discussion for being censored, and they mistake the cancel-culture discourse that is everywhere for real life. It’s all marketing and click baiting, and these people eat it up uncritically.

[@MrDevintcoleman]

@@davidn5269 Very well said. I’ve also heard people saying Blazing Saddles or Airplane couldn’t be made today. They somehow don’t get who the target of the jokes are. Context always matters. Same with people who were clutching their pearls when they found out the n word was in Django Unchained, and were saying Tarantino was a racist, as a result. Like, did you miss the amazing catharsis of seeing a depiction of truly evil people getting what they deserved? Anyway, I could go on. A lot of people seem to have lost the ability to critically analyze art, in general.

[@Toran_de_Mori]

1:47 I like the way doesn’t care of the cow behind him, like it’s not smth special

[@thefourshowflip]

I’ve never clicked a notification so fast as I did here…this is gonna be a treat 😂

[@emanuelrohner3481]

Next "Don't mess with Zohan" please. They have the same energy

[@ulricaandrae4381]

I read somewhere that the frat boys filed a lawsuit or something about them being filmed.

[@captainbossman1016]

Sacha Baron Cohen was sued many times by people who appeared in the film and he never lost any lawsuit! GREAT SUCCESS

[@biznisman7049]

Yes there is a video of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee

[@gatinhopretolp]

Borat 2 is gold! A must watch!

[@RocKsiJ]

me, a person from Kazakhstan seeing Europeans laughing their asses off watching Borat, but then crying that Emily in Paris said their Mcdonald's is nice when it's not 👁👁

[@ravissary79]

Interesting, for a long time I've wondered what a genuine Kazakh thought of this film. Obviously it's in jest, but... also very poor taste in using your people as a kind of "other" to use as a mask for ignorance and antisemitism. So if you don't mind sharing your thoughts.

[@RocKsiJ]

​@@ravissary79 I was in the middle school when Borat aired, and it really did upset me, because you know, Kazakhstan is not very mentioned in the media, it was the first time I ever heard my country being mentioned literally anywhere, and it was...this? Like...Are we like this? What is this? It's not the age where you can laugh at the wrong stereotypes or the language is all messed up. It's when you're genuinely shocked and don't understand why would people even think this. People always say "Oh you know it's satire on the american ignorance", but we are not a tool for satire. We are real people. There was no reason to take a real country with real culture, real language, that you mess up (make up an entirely different language, film it in Romania etc) to make white people in the first world country laugh at their ignorance, I don't care about the "great" meaning of Sasha's humour, to me it's being xenophobic and getting no backlash because no one cares about some not popular country. I could've written if off as one of the many stupid things that happened in 2000s, but the fact the sequel came out and people ate it up? And the fact people find it amusing that Sasha was able to put up the second movie with no backlash again (mind you, when #StopAsianHate movement was going) is not funny to me, it, again, just shows that people pick and choose who to care about. A lot of people were upset about the amount of sexual jokes too, because most of the citizens are muslims. Maybe people think I am being dramatic about it, but I can't think of any first-world country that would get such movie to be made about them. "It's about americans", but it had Kazakhstan mentioned, the people from there, their flag. It's just sad. I don't like jokes about my people drinking urine just because it should make americans think about how dumb they are. Anyways, I lived in America for a while and literally the first thing I heard in the response of my home country was "Borat country??", kinda didn't make me laugh idk No matter what people may say, it did negatively impacted many people, who literally did nothing but minded their own business, because some rich guy thought it would be amusing to entertain his viewers in such way. "The true meaning" this, the "satire" that...Some people are just dumb and took it as it was. I still remember when our performer at the Olympics had to stand there with a straight face before her performance because the orgs messed up with the audio and played the Borat hymn instead of the Kazakhstan one.

[@utayasurian419]

Borat movies were shot without scripts. Those are real people.

[@ShadowStunts]

You HAVE to watch the sequel. It's even better

[@delhigangster7946]

Nah the sequel is decent but not as funny as the original

[@denvaagheid5540]

Did Seb say 10000 likes for him to wear a mankini? That should be goals xD

[@existential_sad_boi]

if i remember right, the only people in on the joke were Sacha, Azamat's actor, Pamela and the escort he hired, who was also an actor

[@vic6784]

The scene with Pamela, she did knew about it and she thought it was pretty funny but the guards didn't knew...

[@georgeizcazu152]

Yes, Pamela was is on it, Borat had previously talked to her.

[@theplanethaskimnamjoon]

I didn't know that the "This is my house, entry please" audio was from Borat lol it's my first time watching this movie as well.

[@turtleresq8905]

i love these reactions so much, keep up the great work!! also you should totally do Arcane

[@supremelysmokeypotatotowel7934]

You should also watch the second one! It's honestly surprisingly good!

[@lordmortarius538]

Seb, ALL of them are real people just out and about, the only one who was in on the joke was Lunelle, and Pam, they didn't even tell her security team lol. And yes, he got a LOT of lawsuits, those frat guys who said slavery was good were top of that list, they lost of course.

[@stevecristian6932]

That wasn't in Kazakstan that was In Romania 😂 and these are real people they believe it was a documentary about their village,

[@SimGirl00]

They’re all real reactions before he made the film he had a tv show where he would mess around with people as Borat in the UK mostly. He’s my favourite prankster lol

[@Lewis9700]

Unfortunately this version is missing the subtitles when they're not speaking English. That makes it even funnier

[@stevemattfis]

10,000 likeand Seb will wear that! C'mon people get to that "LIKE" button!

[@julietvelarde3816]

I CANNOT believe how far this goes! It's stupid funny (offensive, yes . But, like a car crash, you just cannot look away).

[@diplodok_mc]

brooo you got the amazing sence of humor! laught all the video with you

[@thedoctor4327]

I remember when this came out in middle school and it was *the* comedy that every kid watch and quoted from

[@johnirwing2571]

Apparently the only person aware of what was happening was Pamela Anderson, the rest signed releases and were not very impressed when the film came out.

[@memesbymemeguyman]

i never thought id see someone glaze a movie

[@precisekg8321]

I refuse to believe you’ve never seen this film before

[@iUseVegas]

Also watch Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) you won't regret it

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Praying you react to the dictator in the near future

[@Tobyh214]

He will love that one I watched it with my girl freind and she was crying 😂😂

[@Kevin.Costner.]

5. 4 3 2 1 ✈️🏬😭

[@Tobyh214]

@@Kevin.Costner. the Porsche 911

[@thomasharris4942]

If you can find some of the interviews he did talking about behind the scenes of this and Bruno, they are HILARIOUS and interesting. He almost got killed more than once. I like his Howard Stern interviews particularly.

[@vordt4139]

Everybody was a real stranger. The only people "in on it" were Bruno and his Camera man.

[@thejigochigo5316]

I feel like a Sebscreen and Ashreacts collab would be amazing, they seem to have similar humor haha

[@BrianSherman-TheTVGod]

My partner and I saw this in a movie theater not near our home...and when the Jew egg happened we were doubled over laughing while people turned around and gave us dirty looks. I think more people walked out than I had ever seen before. 90% of this is real people, which makes it all the more shocking.

[@alkaya1907]

Is that an actual thing people do somewhere about the Jew and the egg, or is it compeletly different tradition and they just made it look like it's about the Jews in the movie?

[@tommygiavatto3850]

All the people were real. The only person in on it was Pamela Anderson. Her security and the rest of the crowd at the signing were not in on it

[@accamacho13]

Already the best video in the channel of 2023. Straight banger 🔥

[@Steelburgh]

Oh my this would've been so much funnier for you if you would've believed they were NOT actors the whole way through... which they weren't! This movie is unbelievable and the second is just as good in my opinion (though it doesn't have the same shock value or novelty).

[@samanthaamador7998]

You need to watch Bruno. Same guy. Absolutely HILARIOUS. 😂

[@atheistdominion6567]

It's so sad when I hear people say, "we couldn't make this film today". It seems we are now living under such restriction of artist expression and, additionally, fear of being condemned and ostracised. Art is meant to be bold and daring and challenging. When art becomes safe and inoffensive, that's when it ceases to be relevant.

[@robertholik8300]

There´s no fucking way you´ve been living under a rock for all these years and only now watched it for the first time

[@supercouchpotato9698]

You should totally watch the second one. I know a lot of people don't love it as much as this one but i sure did