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(2006)

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Certification

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

Sex & Nudity

  • Borat shows two photos of a naked man with complete full frontal nudity
  • Borat kisses his sister in the beginning of the film.
  • Summary of all sexual and nudity scenes in the movie. No female nudity or sex scenes whatsoever. There is a scene where borat and another guy chase each other around a hotel room naked, but it is mostly blurred out. Lots and lots of sexual dialogue, but only comical. It is implied, though not seen, that a man is watching porn. We don't hear it but we see his reaction.
  • A character is a prostitute (no prostitution seen)
  • Borat and three other men watch a Pamela Anderson's Sex Tape.(not shown) nothing heard.
  • A character in Kazakhstan is mentioned to be a town rapist
  • discussions about vaginas (infrequent) moderate
  • Borat offers a man a bag of pubic hair. (Brief)
  • A five minute sequence where Borat chases a man through a hotel naked (their private areas are censored)
  • Some moderate sexual jokes and references throughout.
  • One of the characters in the film is a prostitute
  • Borat walks in on someone Masturbating to a Baywatch Magazine
  • Borat shows a woman a picture of his son's penis.
  • Several male nudity. No complete female nudity, whereas is full of several scenes of long-lasting full male nudity. Again no female genitals are shown not even bush.
  • sexual references throughout.

Violence & Gore

  • A man lunges toward a woman, covers her with a cloth sack, knocks her to the ground and struggles to keep her from getting away (it is supposedly a marriage proposal); she does get away and runs, and security guards tackle the man in a parking lot and hold him to the ground.
  • A man is tied to a large cross and poked with a reed rake repeatedly (symbolizing a crucifixion).

Profanity

  • VERY STRONG. Vulgarity throughout to match the rest of the movie.
  • 19 uses of "fuck", 9 uses of "shit", 6 uses of "asshole", 3 uses of "ho" (said briefly), 2 uses of "dick", 2 uses of "cock", and 1 use of "bitches" from a frat boy. Some insulting remarks against Jews and Gypsies.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • People drink wine at dinner in a few scenes.
  • A man opens a bottle of alcohol while driving a car (we do not see him drink from the bottle.)
  • Men are shown drinking shots of alcohol and beer.
  • Men are shown drinking beer.
  • A man smokes a cigarette.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • Borat often makes very offensive statements although this is all played for irony.
  • The movie can be pretty offensive, even though it contains some elements of social commentary.

Spoilers

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Sex & Nudity

  • A scene when a man rapes his friend. No genitals is shown during this scene however it is completely graphic.

Violence & Gore

  • Two men fight. In the fight, they throw each other around a room, strangle each other, straddle each other, and more. Borat is hit in the head with a lamp and thrown against a mirror. There is no blood and the violence is completely comical.
  • We see a bear's severed head in a refrigerator (a small amount of blood is visible on the fur).

Profanity

  • "N*gga" is said by Borat to a white guy. It comes after him spending time with a group of black teenagers and he copied their attitudes. It's a misunderstanding from the character of Borat and supposed to be funny, but can be uncomfortable as it is Sacha Baron Cohen saying the word.

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