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Is it just me who thinks that
Borat
looks uncannily similar to
Josef Stalin in exile in 1915?
How convenient.
posted by Wavefunction at 8:30 AM
Nullius in verba
Peregrinations of a restless soul
Friday, November 24, 2006
Is it just me who thinks that
Borat
looks uncannily similar to
Josef Stalin in exile in 1915?
How convenient.
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1 Comments:
No it's not just you! But you picked up on it before I :) Well spotted!
Don't you think that perhaps the actor (Sasca Cohen) intended it this way? After all the character Borat comes from Kazakstan (former U.S.S.R country) and the movie seems to be a form of social commentary based on East versus West, with the possible conclusion "hey, we're all just as bad as each other"
The Stalinesque montage I think would be a very clever and useful one in this context.
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