[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Except these ones

2006 – Won: Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor.
2006 – Won: San Francisco Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor.
2006 – Won: Toronto Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor.
2006 – Won: Deutscher Comedypreis (German comedy award) for Best International Comedy.
2007 – Won: Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Comedy/Musical
2007 – Won: MTV Movie Award for Best Comedic Performance
2007 – Won: Evening Standard British Film Awards: Peter Sellers award for Best Comedy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacha_...nd_nominations

undeserving award wins then

[Maxxie.]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

undeserving award wins then

How would you know if you haven't seen any of his stuff?

[Stu]

Maybe just graciously accept that his comedy is not for you (which is fine, the latest Borat was rubbish) and move on? You're walking yourself into it, here.

[Ammi]

...he was excellent as Abbie Hoffman in The Trial of the Chicago 7, I thought....

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he was excellent as Abbie Hoffman in The Trial of the Chicago 7, I thought....

Oh I forgot he was in that, yeah he was very good

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh I forgot he was in that, yeah he was very good

...that’s really what I meant by underrated because it’s more for things like Borat and Ali G that he’s been known but he’s quite a decent actor in more serious roles when we’re not so familiar with the character ...so we focus more on his acting...

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Stu

Maybe just graciously accept that his comedy is not for you (which is fine, the latest Borat was rubbish) and move on? You're walking yourself into it, here.

yeah okay then, his sort of comedy is not my cup of tea

[Oliver_W]

My default reaction is "it's Hollywood, of course they're being stupid"

[LemonJam]

See, I find it hard to believe his self-revisionism that his comedy is to poke fun at western perceptions when he knows exactly who his target audience is the average viewer of Borat isn't walking away thinking about the people that Borat is interacting with as much as they're thinking about Borats funny voice, anti-Semitic comments etc, because ultimately Borat is the centric character.

Who is America definitely achieved what he was seemingly aiming for better IMO.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

See, I find it hard to believe his self-revisionism that his comedy is to poke fun at western perceptions when he knows exactly who his target audience is the average viewer of Borat isn't walking away thinking about the people that Borat is interacting with as much as they're thinking about Borats funny voice, anti-Semitic comments etc, because ultimately Borat is the centric character.

Who is America definitely achieved what he was seemingly aiming for better IMO.

You could say the same for any political or social satire. In my opinion, "most people are too dumb to catch the satire" is not a reason to stop making it. See; South Park, Rick & Morty, etc.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

You could say the same for any political or social satire. In my opinion, "most people are too dumb to catch the satire" is not a reason to stop making it. See; South Park, Rick & Morty, etc.

i do like South Park though

[bots]

Sacha is a very bright guy that can be hilarious one moment and pure cringe the next, a bit like most comedians

I like him in small doses

[Maxxie.]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

i do like South Park though

What's the difference between Borat and South Park though?

They're very similar kinds of social and political satire.

The new Borat movie won the golden globe as well for best motion picture (musical or comedy).

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

See, I find it hard to believe his self-revisionism that his comedy is to poke fun at western perceptions when he knows exactly who his target audience is the average viewer of Borat isn't walking away thinking about the people that Borat is interacting with as much as they're thinking about Borats funny voice, anti-Semitic comments etc, because ultimately Borat is the centric character.

Who is America definitely achieved what he was seemingly aiming for better IMO.

Do you think? I think most people are laughing at the people's reactions(see Rudy Giuliani) whether they think deeply about what it means or not the reactions of the people he's interacting with have always been the funniest part of his interviews and films especially back at the start when he was doing his Ali G interviews

[arista]

Originally Posted by Maxxie.

What's the difference between Borat and South Park though?

They're very similar kinds of social and political satire.

The new Borat movie won the golden globe as well for best motion picture (musical or comedy).

I think South Park
is better

[Christmas Lights]

I'm not a fan of his cringy characters ,so I'm not bothered.