I think I'm in love....

His name is Borat. He is a Kazakhstani TV Reporter.

Honestly, if Borat was a real person I would love to be his girlfriend. Oh and for anyone wondering if they should see BORAT: CULTURAL LEARNINGS OF AMERICA FOR MAKE BENEFIT GLORIOUS NATION OF KAZAKHSTAN, you must see it. In fact not one minute after I saw it on opening night Friday, did I want to see it again and again and again....

HIGHLIGHTS:

- Borat learns proper dinner manners and wonders if he should show pictures of his "family"
- Borat talks with "homies"
- Borat and Azamat wrestle
- Borat meets Pam Anderson
- Borat gets a ride with Fraternity guys

I don't understand the people who can't find the humour of the movie. The whole point of the film is to subtely point out that Kazakhstani - American - Canadian - whatever - we deal with the same social issues: homophobia, anti-semitism, racism, and war. Those are the ones Borat focuses the most on.

Unfortunately the movie that was #1 at the US Box Office isn't even playing in stupid PG. This makes me mad. I'm calling the theatre and demanding they play Borat.