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Le monde a changé et les nations sont divisés mais on peut encore compter sur un homme
Ali G pourrait se contenter de sa paisible vie à Staines, une petite ville située au sud de l'Angleterre. Auprès de lui, il a sa grand-mère, sa copine Julie, son chien 2Pac et son herbe. Avec ses amis, il parvient même à supporter les provocations du gang rival au cours d'interminables courses de R5.Cependant, Ali G voit ses habitudes bousculées le jour où il apprend que le centre de loisirs de Staines, où il enseigne aux enfants "l'attitude Ali G", est en passe de fermer. Celui-ci proteste et accepte finalement de représenter les jeunes de Staines dans l'arène politique. En mettant à jour un scandale qui décrédibilise son adversaire, Ali G est bientôt élu député...
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>"Talk to the hand, 'cos the face ain't listening." Since this was a first time for me, I was a little hyped up because many people love this. I would say the best thing to come out of it was Borat and a few great one liners.
I really don't recommend watching this, specially if you haven't seen Da Ali G Show, and even if you did there's only a few moments (handful) that are decent, while the rest is just forgettable garbage!
One of the funniest comedies of all time.
De las mejores películas de humor, no te la puedes perder
Sacha Baron Cohen before Borat, being a big idiot at large. Ali G is an absurd character: the most ridiculous white wannabe gangsta in the UK who ends up in politics by mistake. The premise is stupid, the humor is childish, and yet it has moments that make you laugh even if you don't want to. [SPOILER] Seeing Ali G in the British Parliament saying outrageous things while Michael Gambon and Charles Dance keep their composure is pure gold. [/SPOILER] It's not Borat. It's not great. But if you watch it with the right expectations (none) and wanting to disconnect, it does the job. Good dumb humor.