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| quote: | Originally posted by venomX
If you go by that commentary though, A LOT of masterpieces in any branch of the arts shouldn't be considered masterpieces as most of the people that appreciate them are not doing so at the "right level" or for the "right reasons". It's a line of reasoning that's not productive in any sense. Also, in order for your analogy to work no one should be able to understand the political commentary in the movie, because after all if a tree falls in the woods and only one person heard it, it still makes a sound no? |
The difference is that most people who find this funny aren't realizing that they're the ones being made fun of. It's not like, for instance, The Simpsons, where one can find it funny, like I did, when I was 12, but watching the old seasons now, realize how much more depth was there than I got.
Oh, and I'll give you the last sentence. It was just a quick response to the original question, which admittedly isn't correct for like 10-20% of the population. I think you'd be hard pressed to find that the majority of Borat movie viewers get the political commentary, though.
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