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Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan Movie Poster

Rated R for pervasive strong crude and sexual content including graphic nudity, and language.

R In Theaters 11/3/2006 , 82min.
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71%
Viewer score based on 21 ratings
89%
Critic score based on 38 reviews

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July 05, 2009
srbgodsmack1992
You are all the retards that make this movie hilarious to watch. You are the people in the modern pop-culture that Borat nails right in the rear-end. Borat makes all of you yuppy, racist, unknowing idiots look like the scum that you are. The religion scene showed just how ****** up the United States is. The religious scene represented the al-qaeda of America. Perfect. 5/5 stars. If you underate
June 15, 2009
Rean Rossier
Very Very Corny film I hated it so mutch that i'm going to give it a "0" I can't belive they are going to make a other Borat film called Bruno i'm not seeing that pile of dogy no no!
January 05, 2009
Cjgut1234
it only has 22 awards...
November 23, 2008
BARNEY62103
Dumb, Stupid, Idiotic, Lame, Sucks, Gay, Horrible I wasted $6.00 on this movie I do mean wasted! I'd rather watch sh-t dry on the public restroom walls!

Critic Reviews powered by Metacritic ™

Variety
Uproariously funny mockumentary. Full Review
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
The result is a perfect combination of slapstick and satire, a Platonic ideal of high-and lowbrow that manages to appeal to our basest common denominators while brilliantly skewering racism, anti-Semitism, sexism and that peculiarly American affliction: we're-number-one-ism. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
Borat is most gloriously funny moving picture for to make people see their stupidness. Full Review
Dana Stevens
Slate
Wildly funny. Its best jokes approach some savage, atavistic core of cultural taboo and make the viewer wonder: Is it really possible to laugh at this? But by the time you formulate that question, it's too late: You're already laughing. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
The variation keeps things fresh and the relatively short running length (less than 90 minutes) ensures that Borat doesn't overstay its welcome - even though when it's all done, we wish this absurd man might have lingered a little longer. Full Review
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