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"I'm scared of the Ali G film"

I don't want it to be a big disappointment.

The amount of hype being generated is amazing though - almost as much as a Hollywood film.

What do you think, Filmbuff?

if your scared of the ali g movie your a
puff.

i saw it today as well it was sheer class.

Haha I saw this film today and I think its brill!

He's teaching one load of kids, in his "Class" and he's talking about "A broddah wil protekt u, and pop a cap in his own asz 4 ya"

"Now dis children, is a simple trust exsorsise"

Kid is blindfolded, and on top of a table and Ali is about to catch him, and then a man walks in and calls his name, he turns and the kid falls on the floor! :oD

MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Thanks for just spoiling the joke (!)

Not really seeing how its on the advert

Saw an advance preview showing of it today. Its pretty good actually. Even Borat makes an appearence :) And there is that Patrick from Eastenders in it.

Worth seeing just for Rhona Mitra...She is damn sexy...

*goes off dreaming of Rhona Mitra*

Cant wait for the DVD...

Thanks for just spoiling the joke (!)

Anyway, I'll probably go and see it, it looks good

You seen that advert for it, in the house of commons? Where the guy is talking about some problems, and he says 'what do you propose to do about it' (or something like that). Then Ali G comes up and says 'We are gonna get da A-Team'.

Before I get slated by bumfluff for my English, I would like to apologise for the lack of sense I made in the previous post

Reason, if there ever need be, to see this movie..

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Sky.com


Ali G attempted to make his movie debut a royal premiere by arriving wearing regal robes.

The actor turned up with several bikini-clad dancers at the screening of Ali G In Da House in London's Leicester Square.


Ali, played by Sacha Baron Cohen, was cheered by the crowd, although a group from Untold magazine, which has a high number black readers, said the film was racist.

Peter Akinti, editor of the magazine, said: "The film should be boycotted."

But Ali hit back, saying: "It's clear there's a lot of racialism out there and if they see a brother on screen and they knock me for that then so be it. Keep it real."

I saw some clips of it - looked really funny actually.

Not sure if I'd pay to go to the cinema for it though - might be a good laugh on video with some mates though.