As far as I read up, only 4 people were privy to the script: Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat), Ken Davitian (Azamat), Luenell (Luenell), and Pamela Anderson. All of the others, including Pamela’s own security, didn’t know about the script. Many people did attempt to sue, but as they had already signed release forms, the lawsuits were dismissed. Also, the govt of Kazakhstan initially protested the movie, but because of the publicity the movie gave, they later leaned in, and the tourism department added the tagline “Kazakhstan: Very Nice”, as a promotion.
I was going to say this, too. I remember the frat boys who he hitch hiked with were saying the movie made them look bad. The irony of course being that these were their own words and ideas.
@@timothybrown5999 they were also spouting them unprovoked to the point they hijacked the conversation and Sasha had to catch up to what they were saying.
That scene where Borat tried to capture Pamela Anderson is almost real. Pamela is a good friend with Sasha Baron Cohen, Borat, and only she was in on the scene; her security detail had no knowledge what was about to happen to add to the realism.
Glad you liked the movie Dasha, the Kazakhstan part of the movie was actually filmed in Romania my home country, I don't know the name of the village but at the time it was the poorest place in Romania.
A friend of mine was actually at the event when Borat and Azamat ran in naked. Being British, he recognised Borat instantly and nearly died laughing. His table companions...not so much.
The village from the beginning of the movie is called Glod and it's in Romania (I'm romanian). When this movie came out the people from Glod hated the way they were portrayed.
I had a roomate that used to quote this movie non-stop. So, I bought him a Borat style man-kini for his birthday, as a gag gift. Unfortunately for me, he actually used to wear it!
Bless you Dasha. After your opening remarks, you were a fantastic sport. I almost choked on my tea when you said that your people were similar to those in Kazakhstan.
That horse falling was a complete coincidence. Lol. It just happened in the background as they were filming. Both the horse & the rider were fine & the director thought it was too good not to leave it in there. 😂😂
My experience is that not many people outside of Russia or Central Asia know much about Central Asia. I think that's likely why the character was chosen to be from central asia, to allow for pretty much any crazy idea to be adopted as being part of the culture, and no one would really be able to say "That's not a Kazach thing". As someone in the USA, it's not a place I've ever heard of anyone learning about unless actively trying to study the region, I confess I would likely know nothing about the region if my adopted little sister weren't Kyrgyz.
I have to give props to the Weatherman and driving instructor, for having NO idea what was happening to them and yet were still SO kind and hilarious. GREAT SUCCESS! P.S. Honestly, he's lucky he didn't get killed
the driver instructor going from "no I'm not your boyfriend!" to "well, sure, I'll be your boyfriend" in 0.2 seconds is one of my favorite parts of this movie
“Making fun of Americans….(searching for the words that won’t piss off trolls) because no one is safe” Perfect line. Since all these movies are made here, it’s important to take a hard look at ourselves at times. Great reaction D
The scene I remember most from this movie was Borat showing a map of Kazakstan along with the other 3 nations below it. He described it this way: "Welcome to my country of Kazakstan: it locate between Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and asshole Uzbekistan".
Little surprised Dasha didn’t pick up that the language his manager was speaking throughout the movie was actual Armenian (which is the actor’s native tongue).
@@mikeydubbs8565 yup. And good day. He doesn't say it in the Russian way which is in reverse. Actual Kazak, sounds like a diesel engine starting on a cold day.
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek he says "how do you do" and "good day" in Polish but both are pronounced terribly. The rest is gibberish to me, so I'm unfamiliar with the language.
The Reason Sasha Baron Cohen choose Kazakhstan as Borat's country of origin was because most people in America had never heard of it. So he could be as outrageous as possible and most people would believe the utter nonsense he was telling them.
😅 omg, Dasha's sincere curiosity at the start 🤭 Sasha Baron Cohen has balls of Tungsten. Pretty sure Romania was the stand in for Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan were pissed off, but it was so deliberately absurd, I don't know how anyone could imagine it reflected on Kazakhstan in any way.
The weird thing is that so people afterwards wanted to see the real kahzistan that kahzistan used parts of the film to attract more tourists.they got the joke eventually
Borat is just one of Sasha Baron Cohen’s characters, and actually started as a side Character on his show in the UK called the Ali G show, which was similar to this in that he would meet and interview people while in character. There is an Ali G movie too, but that’s just a regular movie with actors and a script.
YOU ARE SUCH A SWEETHEART 😂❤ Sacha baron cohen is Jewish British, he often speaks HEBREW in this movie, and he makes all Jewish jokes out of an intelligent aspect of Self and "Hate" humour.. don't miss out more of his GOLDEN MOVIES - "Brüno", Series - "WHO IS AMERICA", "The dictator".. LOVE FROM ISRAEL ❤
If Dasha would have taken a sip of that water just a few seconds earlier, we would have seen her blow water out of her nose at the 15:00 mark in response to the "retired" misunderstanding.
This movie is better than it has any right to be. Some bits are entirely staged like the attempted kidnapping of Pamela Anderson. Others are entirely real and unscripted like the rodeo scene. It can be hard to filter between the two which just further highlights the satirical genius of the film. Could've done without the naked wrestling match but otherwise I love this film!
😂😂"An elephant in a glass house." You're so adorable lol. It's a bull in a China shop but you had the right idea & plus I like your's a lot better anyway!😂😂😂 ❤❤
Some of those caps on beer bottles are designed to be twisted off, while some are not, and need a bottle opener. They look the same on the outside, but the twist-off ones have a spiral "thread" under them, like a jar lid.
You're a very special person, Dasha. You have a very genuine tenderness. Thank you for all your reaction videos. They (the videos), like you, are delightful. Keep them coming, please. 💙 💙 💙
As far as knowing it was a movie or not, I've read that only the camera crew, Sasha Baron Cohen (Borat) and Pamela Anderson knew in advance that would happen. She apparently thought it was a hilarious way for her to appear in the movie, but the reaction from security and stuff is genuine. The offensive kids in the RV sued when the movie came out, but as far as I remember nothing came of it since they would've had to sign legal papers to allow the movie to use their video and audio in the movie and if they hadn't there wouldn't really have been a reason to go past that point and begin filming.. Very cool that you saw it. If you want to watch a great movie with unbelievably colors, a happy story and that kind of thing, I'd recommend "Amelie" from 2001. It's in French, but it's what I watch when I try to get myself into a better mood.
Hilariously Sasha Baron Cohen said he would often get emails from lawyers saying they represented someone who was in the film and they were sueing him for millions. And attached would be a PS which would say "loved the film please can you sign my DVD"
Opening scenes were filmed in Romanian Roma village, Sacha Baron spoke mostly Hebrew with some other words thrown in and his producer spoke Armenian throughout the movie. The whole thing is a mockumentary. There is a script but it is pretty much all improvised with people participating having no idea what is happening. They really thought he is filming a documentary for Kazakh tv. Kazakhstan was upset at first but the tourism grew so much because of this movie because people thought Kazakhstan is really like Borat spoke about so Kazakhstan kinda embraced it in the end because he is not really making fun of them he is making fun about how we in the West are ignorant about the rest of the world.
I live in Canada, and work with a man from Kazakhstan, who has only been here for a few months. He's easily the nicest person I've ever met in my life.
She gets the references better than a lot of American reactors I’ve seen. I used to see she’d be reacting to a film & I’d think, “this is pretty advanced, I wonder if she’ll understand the subtext,” but I stopped doubting her ability to ‘get’ a movie a long time ago🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Yeah, she's surprisingly informed TBH. She did miss some references that would be obvious to Americans in her _Forest Gump_ reaction though but she got most of it.
This character (Borat) was one of his (Sacha Baron Cohen) in his early 2000's show Ali G In Da House. It was based in England and he would get all kinds of people and basically mock them on national tv. It was epic. Borat would be his "news" skit in the show, straight from Kazakhstan it was hilarious. Then he made this movie a bit later and everyone laughed their asses off. Well all except the people he was basically mocking in the movie lol.
18:00 I was your age and still living at home when I watched this for this first time. When they get into that naked brawl in the hotel, I remember thinking "Oh Lord, RIGHT NOW is gonna be when my mom gets up for a drink of water and come into the living room to see her youngest son watching two nude Eastern European men grappling." Like, I'd _be able_ to explain, but I really didn't wanna have to. Fortunately it didn't come up.
Dasha, I really hope you will react to Borat 2. Its absolutely hysterical. His Co-star Maria Bakalova steals the show😂 The only thing I know about Kazakstan is the amazing singer, Dimash Kudaibergen.
very nice ;) ... this movie is a guilty pleasure And i think i never saw Dasha laugh more in any reaction video. Other funny Sasha Baron Cohen Movies: Borat 2 and The Dictator. Perhaps Brüno too.
In fact, these were all ordinary people who did not know that they were being filmed for a movie, of course they saw the camera, but no one told them what was happening. After the movie was released, they received a bunch of lawsuits, and only prostitute was a real actress. The village called Kazakhstan in the movie is located in Moldova, and in the scene with Pamela's abduction, she was warned about what was going to happen, so she knew what to expect, but her bodyguards were not warned, for realism. Sacha Baron Cohen is just incredible 😂
17:25 "It's called, like, 'an elephant in a glass house' or something like that." 😝 Close! In American English, the expression is "a bull in a china shop" (where "china" means porcelain dishes, saucers, cups, serving plates, etc. -- it has nothing to do with the country of China).
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Telling her Borat is about Kazakhstan is S-Tier trolling.
I was 30 seconds in going "Uh oh.."
Bro XD her fan base is awesome
I legit ran to the comments 30 seconds in to see the comments 😂😂😂
@@Ichthyodactyl I was cracking up during that opening 😂
@@Ichthyodactyl same I was laughing and dreading it lol.
As far as I read up, only 4 people were privy to the script: Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat), Ken Davitian (Azamat), Luenell (Luenell), and Pamela Anderson. All of the others, including Pamela’s own security, didn’t know about the script.
Many people did attempt to sue, but as they had already signed release forms, the lawsuits were dismissed.
Also, the govt of Kazakhstan initially protested the movie, but because of the publicity the movie gave, they later leaned in, and the tourism department added the tagline “Kazakhstan: Very Nice”, as a promotion.
Lol I didn't know about the Kazakhstan changing their position. I might want to take a look at the "Very Nice" promotion now.
Roxanna was in on it too 😂...
😭 RIP
I was going to say this, too. I remember the frat boys who he hitch hiked with were saying the movie made them look bad. The irony of course being that these were their own words and ideas.
They also repeatedly had the cops called on them during filming from concerned citizens
@@timothybrown5999 they were also spouting them unprovoked to the point they hijacked the conversation and Sasha had to catch up to what they were saying.
Dasha “I love Kazakhstan and it’s people, I have so many friends and I can’t wait to see how this movie is done”
Me 😬
😂
Dasha: "I do know and I have many friends from Kazakhstan"
Me: Sinks into my chair and covers my eyes in shame.
Honestly tho she got the point of the movie really well
I already laughed during the intro so hard when she was mislead that it could be about Kazakhstan & their culture.😂
😂 yeah, for real. I was like “Poor woman, doesn’t know what she is getting into”.
@@UKMGTOW-mh4ij relax
@@UKMGTOW-mh4ij It's a reaction channel bro, save that shi for when it's needed
It is in a weird way 😂
That scene where Borat tried to capture Pamela Anderson is almost real. Pamela is a good friend with Sasha Baron Cohen, Borat, and only she was in on the scene; her security detail had no knowledge what was about to happen to add to the realism.
The public's lack of knowledge about Kazakhstan helped the film.
Glad you liked the movie Dasha, the Kazakhstan part of the movie was actually filmed in Romania my home country, I don't know the name of the village but at the time it was the poorest place in Romania.
Salutare din Sighișoara.
And they REALLY REALLY got mad at how they were portraid
@@wyrmshadow4374 And they were right , don't you think !
Another person from Romania said the village was Glod.
@@charleswilliams4247 Yes that's right ! Funny thing in romanian GLOD means DUST or MUD or even FILTH.
A friend of mine was actually at the event when Borat and Azamat ran in naked. Being British, he recognised Borat instantly and nearly died laughing. His table companions...not so much.
ah that's hilarious lmao i'd imagine he explained it to the table once he could stop laughing
@@lavenderllamamusic He did. Some came round. Some...didn't!
Man! I'd give my left nut to have been at that event!!!
@@ToniMcGinty Still naked hairy men running around while they try eating dessert.
I imagine no reactor has done Bruno because of all that would have to be edited out.
"Chevrolet guarantees you that with a warranty" may be my favorite line.
The village from the beginning of the movie is called Glod and it's in Romania (I'm romanian). When this movie came out the people from Glod hated the way they were portrayed.
The fact the he said "wedding sack" and Dascha IMMEDIATELY said "aaww he's gonna steal her" is crazy lmao
It's tradition
Tradition, yes 😅
🎵TRA D SHUN!🎶
She said she has a lot of friends from Kazakhstan.
Marriage by abducting the bride is a common thing in some countries.
I had a roomate that used to quote this movie non-stop. So, I bought him a Borat style man-kini for his birthday, as a gag gift. Unfortunately for me, he actually used to wear it!
oh noooooooooo lol.
Great success.
At least he didn't wrestle you.
@@blechtic or did he?
Backfired much?
Bless you Dasha. After your opening remarks, you were a fantastic sport. I almost choked on my tea when you said that your people were similar to those in Kazakhstan.
To her credit, she observed right away that the villagers did not look Kazakh and she was right.
@@straycatttt2766 and there is a russian minority in Kazakhstan.
Her: “My country’s people and that neighbouring country’s people are similar” you: 😂🤣💀
Uh… you ok? Lol
That horse falling was a complete coincidence. Lol. It just happened in the background as they were filming. Both the horse & the rider were fine & the director thought it was too good not to leave it in there. 😂😂
That's so cute.. Dasha thought "Oh amazing, a film about Kazakstan! Awesome!" bless her.
When the bear pops out of the ice cream truck and scared the children, I lost it in the theater 🤣🤣🤣 Easily my favorite moment.
smh there are a million funnier moments
My experience is that not many people outside of Russia or Central Asia know much about Central Asia. I think that's likely why the character was chosen to be from central asia, to allow for pretty much any crazy idea to be adopted as being part of the culture, and no one would really be able to say "That's not a Kazach thing". As someone in the USA, it's not a place I've ever heard of anyone learning about unless actively trying to study the region, I confess I would likely know nothing about the region if my adopted little sister weren't Kyrgyz.
I’ve watched this movie a few times and I never noticed the bear head in the fridge until just now. OMG that was hilarious 😂
I have to give props to the Weatherman and driving instructor, for having NO idea what was happening to them and yet were still SO kind and hilarious. GREAT SUCCESS!
P.S. Honestly, he's lucky he didn't get killed
🎉agreed
The driving instructor is so funny! One of the best segments, along with the bear in the ice cream truck 🤣🤣🤣
Man, between Borat, Ali G and Brüno, he's definitely very lucky that he was never beaten up or something violent like that.
the driver instructor going from "no I'm not your boyfriend!" to "well, sure, I'll be your boyfriend" in 0.2 seconds is one of my favorite parts of this movie
He almost got killed filming the sequel. The footage isn't in the movie but you can find it somewhere.
One of my favorite reactions Dasha I've never seen you laugh so much and enjoy yourself loved it
Fun fact: Baywatch was the most popular syndicated TV show on the planet.
“Making fun of Americans….(searching for the words that won’t piss off trolls) because no one is safe”
Perfect line. Since all these movies are made here, it’s important to take a hard look at ourselves at times. Great reaction D
Her laugh and her smile are contagious. I love your videos.
It's not an elephant in a glass house. It's a bull in a china shop. Same difference.
Favorite part had to be you connecting about the language learning it's so difficult but I love the broken English sounds way better 😍😍
Loved this reaction! So far you're the only one who has commented on Pamela being AGAINST Animal Cruelty one of the most underrated lines in the movie
Brilliant film. The sequel is pretty hilarious too
SBC is a comedy genius.
"They're having a Bed & Breakfast in their own home" many traditional B&B were run like that, rooms rented on one's home
The Kazakhstan scenes were filmed in Romania
The scene I remember most from this movie was Borat showing a map of Kazakstan along with the other 3 nations below it. He described it this way: "Welcome to my country of Kazakstan: it locate between Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and asshole Uzbekistan".
Little surprised Dasha didn’t pick up that the language his manager was speaking throughout the movie was actual Armenian (which is the actor’s native tongue).
But a lot of the gibberish is Polish.
@@wyrmshadow4374 I could swear I heard Borat say, Jak cię masz at one point
@@mikeydubbs8565 yup. And good day. He doesn't say it in the Russian way which is in reverse.
Actual Kazak, sounds like a diesel engine starting on a cold day.
I thought Cohen was speaking Hebrew
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek he says "how do you do" and "good day" in Polish but both are pronounced terribly. The rest is gibberish to me, so I'm unfamiliar with the language.
18:17 that guy's face always kills me. He's completely dead inside.
He was probably having a good day up until then 😂.
The Reason Sasha Baron Cohen choose Kazakhstan as Borat's country of origin was because most people in America had never heard of it. So he could be as outrageous as possible and most people would believe the utter nonsense he was telling them.
It's more of a satire on the ignorance/stupidity of Americans and their stereotypes of other cultures.
The Borat character started in England. He was a segment on the Ali G show. He only went to America because everyone in the uk already knew who he was
Esma Redzepova was an amaizing singer and that intro is one of her best songs. It pains me that many people dont know about her.
Happy Easter this past weekend Dasha if you celebrate and to all those in Dasha's audience.
😅 omg, Dasha's sincere curiosity at the start 🤭
Sasha Baron Cohen has balls of Tungsten.
Pretty sure Romania was the stand in for Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan were pissed off, but it was so deliberately absurd, I don't know how anyone could imagine it reflected on Kazakhstan in any way.
The weird thing is that so people afterwards wanted to see the real kahzistan that kahzistan used parts of the film to attract more tourists.they got the joke eventually
Fun Fact - The college bros in the RV attempted to sue 'Borat'. Lost big time.
So did the villagers from the beginning and ending.
There's a lot of people who sued Sacha Baron Cohen in his life. He has been doing this since the 90s with Ali G, Borat and Brüno.
Kazakhstan scenes were actually filmed in Romania, in a gipsy village.
Your face and laugh when they’re discussing the “retired” guy was hillarious!!! Had me loling like crazy! 😂
The movie was actually shot in Romania.
The scenes that are meant to be in Kazakhstan were filmed in Romania.
Mind blown. Now I know why when I started watching Dasha Reacts that it seemed so familiar. (Because I’ve seen the Borat sequel.)
Tutar Reacts!
Borat is just one of Sasha Baron Cohen’s characters, and actually started as a side Character on his show in the UK called the Ali G show, which was similar to this in that he would meet and interview people while in character. There is an Ali G movie too, but that’s just a regular movie with actors and a script.
Ali G was funny 😂
While being more conventional than his avant-garde comedy, Ali G is still rife with Baron-Cohen's scathing satire and quite hilarious.
SBC's other characters are also very entertaining.
His other characters are also very *Aladeen.
YOU ARE SUCH A SWEETHEART 😂❤
Sacha baron cohen is Jewish British, he often speaks HEBREW in this movie, and he makes all Jewish jokes out of an intelligent aspect of Self and "Hate" humour.. don't miss out more of his GOLDEN MOVIES - "Brüno", Series - "WHO IS AMERICA", "The dictator"..
LOVE FROM ISRAEL ❤
If Dasha would have taken a sip of that water just a few seconds earlier, we would have seen her blow water out of her nose at the 15:00 mark in response to the "retired" misunderstanding.
The sequel is funny too. Maria Bakalova plays his daughter. She was nominated for an Academy Award. She was incredible.
Nobody expected this movie... :D
This will be a laugh. Dasha's comedy reactions are the best ones
I love her laugh, it’s so adorable. Great reaction to the movie.
Sacha Baron Cohen is just a madmen. I love this movie so much. Second one is great also. I love your reacts so much Dasha. You are great energy.
Oh my Dasha that was definitely uncomfortable and hilarious. I could tell it legitimately tickled you, your belly laughs make me laugh....
Sacha Baron Cohen is a genius at shining a light on humanity showing the good and bad also making us laugh every step of the way
This movie is better than it has any right to be. Some bits are entirely staged like the attempted kidnapping of Pamela Anderson. Others are entirely real and unscripted like the rodeo scene. It can be hard to filter between the two which just further highlights the satirical genius of the film. Could've done without the naked wrestling match but otherwise I love this film!
😂😂"An elephant in a glass house." You're so adorable lol. It's a bull in a China shop but you had the right idea & plus I like your's a lot better anyway!😂😂😂 ❤❤
The villagers are Romani people (not to be confused with native Romanians), and they're situated in Romania.
The Kazakhstan scenes are actually shot in my home country, Romania. Much love, Dasha!
Has Dasha ever laughed so much? Great reaction :D
Some of those caps on beer bottles are designed to be twisted off, while some are not, and need a bottle opener. They look the same on the outside, but the twist-off ones have a spiral "thread" under them, like a jar lid.
You're a very special person, Dasha. You have a very genuine tenderness. Thank you for all your reaction videos. They (the videos), like you, are delightful. Keep them coming, please.
💙 💙 💙
Most of the people he interacted with had no idea what was going on so their reaction is real.
Yes, he definitely got people to laugh at their own prejudice, even if they weren’t aware that they were doing it
As far as knowing it was a movie or not, I've read that only the camera crew, Sasha Baron Cohen (Borat) and Pamela Anderson knew in advance that would happen. She apparently thought it was a hilarious way for her to appear in the movie, but the reaction from security and stuff is genuine. The offensive kids in the RV sued when the movie came out, but as far as I remember nothing came of it since they would've had to sign legal papers to allow the movie to use their video and audio in the movie and if they hadn't there wouldn't really have been a reason to go past that point and begin filming..
Very cool that you saw it. If you want to watch a great movie with unbelievably colors, a happy story and that kind of thing, I'd recommend "Amelie" from 2001. It's in French, but it's what I watch when I try to get myself into a better mood.
Amile is french
@@leonstrand329 Yeah. If you read the whole comment you'd note where I mentioned it.
@@nochannel1q2321 I just misread it oops
Hilariously Sasha Baron Cohen said he would often get emails from lawyers saying they represented someone who was in the film and they were sueing him for millions. And attached would be a PS which would say "loved the film please can you sign my DVD"
Opening scenes were filmed in Romanian Roma village, Sacha Baron spoke mostly Hebrew with some other words thrown in and his producer spoke Armenian throughout the movie. The whole thing is a mockumentary. There is a script but it is pretty much all improvised with people participating having no idea what is happening. They really thought he is filming a documentary for Kazakh tv. Kazakhstan was upset at first but the tourism grew so much because of this movie because people thought Kazakhstan is really like Borat spoke about so Kazakhstan kinda embraced it in the end because he is not really making fun of them he is making fun about how we in the West are ignorant about the rest of the world.
Dearest Dasha I have been following you for 15 year's & you have not changed, From Joseph Lowery.
may be the first time I've seen a genuine/real laugh from you >.
I live in Canada, and work with a man from Kazakhstan, who has only been here for a few months. He's easily the nicest person I've ever met in my life.
His home town was actually the Romanian village of Glod.
I just started watching and hoping to see her reaction to the Kazakhstan "national anthem." 😂😂
in this movie he was not realy in any danger but in Bruno he is and in Borat 2 they wanted to shoot him
Thankfully you laughed a lot!!!!! A lot of reactors are shocked and horrified!!!!! 😮😮😮😮😮😮there are a few scenes I just can’t look!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂
Intro to the end…this is gold
I know about Kazakhstan because of Baikonur cosmodrome. Always wanted to see it some day
When he’s swimming with the bear she’s like “oh this happens all the time “
I don't think I've seen you enjoy a film so much. Adorable!
Keep up the great work Dasha!
Ever since this movie, I always remember that Kazajhstan is number 1 exporter of Potassium
I love that you've watched so much western media that you get the references and jokes
She gets the references better than a lot of American reactors I’ve seen. I used to see she’d be reacting to a film & I’d think, “this is pretty advanced, I wonder if she’ll understand the subtext,” but I stopped doubting her ability to ‘get’ a movie a long time ago🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Yeah, she's surprisingly informed TBH. She did miss some references that would be obvious to Americans in her _Forest Gump_ reaction though but she got most of it.
She lives in Canada, a few years now.
This character (Borat) was one of his (Sacha Baron Cohen) in his early 2000's show Ali G In Da House. It was based in England and he would get all kinds of people and basically mock them on national tv. It was epic. Borat would be his "news" skit in the show, straight from Kazakhstan it was hilarious.
Then he made this movie a bit later and everyone laughed their asses off. Well all except the people he was basically mocking in the movie lol.
Dasha's laughs cracks me up on this XD XD XD i've seen borat only once in my life.....that was fun to rewatch XD
18:00 I was your age and still living at home when I watched this for this first time.
When they get into that naked brawl in the hotel, I remember thinking "Oh Lord, RIGHT NOW is gonna be when my mom gets up for a drink of water and come into the living room to see her youngest son watching two nude Eastern European men grappling."
Like, I'd _be able_ to explain, but I really didn't wanna have to.
Fortunately it didn't come up.
Dasha, I really hope you will react to Borat 2. Its absolutely hysterical. His Co-star Maria Bakalova steals the show😂
The only thing I know about Kazakstan is the amazing singer, Dimash Kudaibergen.
I don't remember this last time you laughed so much.
very nice ;) ... this movie is a guilty pleasure
And i think i never saw Dasha laugh more in any reaction video.
Other funny Sasha Baron Cohen Movies: Borat 2 and The Dictator. Perhaps Brüno too.
And then..."Subsequent Moviefilm"...great job, Miz Dasha...
The naked fight always makes me wish I were a voting member of the Academy awards.
@17:34 the expression in English is "bull in a china shop".
I think the village at the start is actually filmed in Romania. And they're gypies, of course.
In fact, these were all ordinary people who did not know that they were being filmed for a movie, of course they saw the camera, but no one told them what was happening. After the movie was released, they received a bunch of lawsuits, and only prostitute was a real actress. The village called Kazakhstan in the movie is located in Moldova, and in the scene with Pamela's abduction, she was warned about what was going to happen, so she knew what to expect, but her bodyguards were not warned, for realism. Sacha Baron Cohen is just incredible 😂
17:25 I think the phrase you’re looking for is “bull in a china shop” 😊
Finally, a movie about Kazakhstan!
I love your reactions!!
17:25 "It's called, like, 'an elephant in a glass house' or something like that." 😝 Close! In American English, the expression is "a bull in a china shop" (where "china" means porcelain dishes, saucers, cups, serving plates, etc. -- it has nothing to do with the country of China).
Kazakstan scenes were filmed in Glod, Romania.
Elephant in a glass house?? Omfg 🤣🤣 Dasha you are so precious. You meant bull in a China shop lmao
Haha, Borat is actually a guy called sascha baron Cohen. He's really English but is known for satire and has Jewish heritage.
Now you have to watch 'Brüno' 2009. It's actually crazier than Borat.
I loved your reaction, no one is safe is absolutely correct haha, Sacha is an incredibly thought provoking comedian
Great reaction. You get it. So hilarious watching you laugh.