Borat

In this hilariously offensive movie, Kazakhstani TV news reporter Borat is dispatched to the United States to make a documentary on the “greatest country in the world.” Arriving in New York City with a producer and cameraman in tow, Borat becomes increasingly interested in locating and marrying Pamela Anderson than on his assignment. En route to Los Angeles, he meets real people in real situations with hysterical consequences.

Special Features:

• 5 Deleted Scenes
• World Promotional Tour Featurettes including TV Appearances, News Report, Trailers from Kazakhstan and more!

Critic Reviews:

• " Borat is funny, spleen-bursting funny, although you may catch yourself wondering if these are the kind of jokes you should be laughing at. " – Richard Crouse

• " It wallows gleefully in its very un-PC humor, but that is part of what makes it work so well. Cohen and director Larry Charles make the unthinkable funny – and in the process might just get you to think about racism, bigotry and sexism. " – Micheal Compton

• " A gut-busting, uncompromising, totally outrageous film that takes the comedy of embarrassment to new, unprecedented levels. " – Matthew Lucas