was already laughing out loud after one minute. It's really cool if you watch a movie in theater and everyone in the room is laughing. So my definitive final conclusion is that The Dictator is more than a movie, it's an experience ;

reality.

from coming to his country, or will Zoey change his heart? I would definitely recommend THE DICTATOR!!!

his obscenely opulent palace after the Americans took out one of the al-Qaida leader's doubles.He exerts a grotesque, Orwellian power and abolishes hundreds of words in the Adiyan dictionary, insidiously eroding his people's moral sense by replacing "positive" and "negative" with "Aladeen", leading to tense moments in the Wadiyan HIV clinics.His confrontation with Washington has reached a crisis after a speech in which he announced Wadiya was just months away from enriching uranium, and then corpsed and giggled uncontrollably when trying to claim that this was for "clean energy purposes".In fact, Aladeen is obsessed with nuclear capability and succumbs to Freudian rage at the thought of not having a big missile. "Everyone has one," he screams, "even Ahmadinejad and he looks like a snitch from Miami Vice!" There is a horribly funny scene in which Aladeen confronts his nuclear scientist about slow progress and reveals his assumptions about rockets and warhead delivery systems are based entirely upon cartoons.but as I said , you have got to watch it to see if you pee your pants from laughter..!!!!

years ago . Hell, Trey Parker and Matt Stone gave also the "royal treatment" to Kim Jong-il in their TEAM America… and a little-known filmmaker named Charlie did too a brilliant take on a little-known dictator named Adolf back in the early forties. Anyway, Cohen is taking inspiration from Libya's former dictator Gaddafi Cohen's character, the childish dictator Aladeen, is from a country called Wadiya and of course from Trey Parker/Matt Stone and Chaplin – if we had in TEAM America a puppet Kim Jong-il singing a song about how lonely he was, here we have, for instance, Aladeen feeling a bit lonely after not being able to convince Megan Fox to spend the night with him. And Cohen is doing a THE GREAT DICTATOR thing: playing two psychical identical characters you gotta love Aladeen's double . At the time same, THE DICTATOR is pure Cohen. It seemed that this was his sort-of different project, his big-budget picture with nothing "real" and the participation of famous actors like Ben Kingsley, John C. Reilly, the already mentioned Megan Fox and *spoiler alert* Edward Norton. However this is a film with a big trip to America – if you have seen BORAT and BRUNO, you know what I mean. This time Cohen goes for a romantic comedy feel – Aladeen falls for a woman and the thing becomes real, unlike Borat's thing with Pamela Anderson! Picture Cohen's take on romantic comedies… yeah, there's pretty f***** up material, as absurd as hilarious. In fact, the film is hilarious in all of its facets, with jokes that are instant classics. Cohen's third collaboration with Larry Charles is the best comedy of the year; and nothing comes close, really. *Watched it on 29 August, 2012

Middle Eastern despot, you will find much to be offended by here. But, as Allen often did as well, Cohen uses racial and gender stereotypes to shine a light on people's attitudes, and that's likely to put off others as well. That's fine. Some comedy just isn't for everyone.While his writing style owes much to Allen, his acting chops are also influenced heavily by one of Britain's greatest comics, Peter Sellers. You can see it in his outrageous accents and in his ridiculous pratfalls. Like Sellers, Cohen is fearless in his characterizations and, again, like Sellers, there will be those who will take offense in this. Again, not for everyone. But, if you laughed your butt off at Sellers' simpleton Indian character destroying a Hollywood party, you will be laughing here too.And that's what we're talking about; laughs. Not every joke works. Many fall flat. But the film starts off fast and furious with a rapid succession of gags, most of which work hilariously, settles down for a bit and then takes off again, literally. His verbal sparring with co-star Jason Mantzoukas is one of the highlights as are many of the fun cameo appearances and a running joke about his name that I will not reveal here. There are many great sight gags that are easily missed and the appearance of his Efawadh character at the U.N. channels a scene right out of Allen's "Sleeper." There's a few scatological and sex jokes also one about excrement, one about urination, one about masturbation, several about body parts , and these, if you ask me, are the low point of the film except a child birth scene that's as funny as it is outrageous . But, the bodily fluid gags, so rampant in comedy films today, are actually few and far between. And there's a bit of a message, too.We're not dealing with "Citizen Kane" here. But, then, this film made me laugh much more.

much more than I expected and will likely see it again! It isn't for the easily-offended but if this is your sort of humor then you need to go and watch it now!

, who is protesting against the presence of Aladeen in UN. She believes that he is Allison Burgers, a refugee from Wadiya and brings Aladeen to her store to help him to cater the hotel. He stays with her while he tries to find a means to break in the hotel with his comrade Nadal Jason Mantzoukas .The politically incorrect "The Dictator" is one of the funniest and most intelligent criticisms I have ever seen in many years. Sacha Baron Cohen is hilarious in the role of a dictator and only his speech in the United Nation explaining what a dictatorship is to people used to "democracy" makes the movie worth. But there are several other jokes that made me laugh most of the time. Further the cameos are also a great attraction, especially Megan Fox in the role of herself. My vote is eight.Title Brazil : "O Ditador" "The Dictator"