gnidrologs (![[info]](http://klab.lv/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} gnidrologs) rakstīja,@ 2020-11-01 03:09:00 |
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runājot par (((Boratu)))
man vispār likās mazliet smieklīgs šis tas no oriģinālā, bet šeit labs citāts, kam ļoti piekrītu
Yeah I remember being excited for the first Borat back when it came out amidst all the fervor, but then upon watching it found it overall unfunny. The only part I distinctly remember and still find funny is the jewish bed and breakfast where Borat thinks the owners have transformed into cockroaches.
I don't think comedy needs to "punch upwards" or that anyone should be kept from making fun of anyone else, but there is something inherently unfunny about a multi-millionaire kike making fun of working class/ordinary white people and poor villagers under the guise of "satire," where the only joke seems to be "look I lied to these people and they believed me, aren't they stupid?"
man vispār likās mazliet smieklīgs šis tas no oriģinālā, bet šeit labs citāts, kam ļoti piekrītu
Yeah I remember being excited for the first Borat back when it came out amidst all the fervor, but then upon watching it found it overall unfunny. The only part I distinctly remember and still find funny is the jewish bed and breakfast where Borat thinks the owners have transformed into cockroaches.
I don't think comedy needs to "punch upwards" or that anyone should be kept from making fun of anyone else, but there is something inherently unfunny about a multi-millionaire kike making fun of working class/ordinary white people and poor villagers under the guise of "satire," where the only joke seems to be "look I lied to these people and they believed me, aren't they stupid?"
