Was Borat offensive to you, or did you enjoy it?
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Funny!
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I enjoyed Borat. That guy and his corny jokes he repeats over and over again. I didn't find him offensive at all. I enjoyed the movie, except the part when he's with the green bathing suit, gross...!
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Very funny, not offensive at all.
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He was on the cutting age of in you face type humor.
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I liked Borat. I think he is good at making fun of those that take themselves too seriously.
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I found it very amusing and not at all offensive
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My mother borrowed it from the library and told me she thought it was stupid and didn't like it. I found it hard to believe that she would have interest in such a thing. I never saw it and have no desire.
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I didn't find him offensive but I didn't think he was funny either.
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I loved it! people that find it offensive take themselves too seriously like Someguy said.
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I loved that movie sooo much, and most of my Jewish friends did as well. A couple of them I don't think realized that he was making fun of making fun of Jews. He's Jewish himself!
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offensive
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I thought it was the most stupid movie I've ever sat through. Notice, I said sat through, because usually I'll leave and get a readmit if I hate it. Don't really know why I stayed.
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It was funny but I prefer his other character Ali G.
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I enjoyed it, and found it hilarious.
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It was just funny. Maybe offensive to some, but I don't hang out with those people.
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Not offensive in the sense of hurting my feelings, but parts (such as when the two guys are wrestling naked in the 69 position) seemed quite disgusting visually.
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I thought he was hilarious.
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i think sasha baron cohen is funny. especially as ali g.
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That was one of the funniest movies I have ever watched!
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Very funny. And frankly, anyone offended by it needs to be offended more often.
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I loved the movie, and watched Ali G when I lived in England. Sascha Cohen is comedic genius. However, what I did find a tad offensive was the implications of the movie script. I wonder if his motives for creating the movie were anti-American. The movie was funny in itself. I question his intent, though.
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From the exerpts I saw, some of it was offensive, such as the dance move the "Gypsy slap". I would say to Sasha Cohen, "how about a Gypsy boot to your head instead" and offer to provide the boot. I did find the yard sale "Show me your treasures, Gypsy" to be amusing. I enjoyed the look on the poor woman's face. But then Sasha Cohen looked like an imbecile, which I think he was trying to do. I am deeply offended by how he ripped off an entire Rromani village to make the thing. Last I heard they are in litigation again over this. They are in their second lawsuit, if I recall correctly. Other than the "Gypsy slap" and the yardsale thing I have not heard of anything particularly offensive or particularly funny. I cannot comment on it further because I have not seen it and it is not the type of humor I would enjoy. It sounds more like skit comedy and I can only do that in small doses. However, I have been asked for my tears probably a solid 100 times since that movie came out. I really should start selling them.
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To me it was only a movie. I laughed and moved on. Not a real good movie but if you don't get too hung up and PC it was ok.
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