Poking Fun at Political Tyranny
"The Dictator," Sacha Baron Cohen's most recent satire, portrays Admiral General Omar Aladeen, despotic ruler of the fictional North African country of Wadiya. "The Dictator" is scripted and doesn't contain the unanticipated "ambush" reactions of real, unsuspecting civilians that were a major part of his earlier pictures, "Borat" and "Bruno." There is a sense of improvisation here and there, but the plot is fairly predictable.<br /><br />Aladeen comes to New York to address the United Nations, where his scheming uncle (Ben Kingsley) has him replaced by an easily controlled double and kidnapped to be tortured and killed. He manages to escape and eventually meets the proprietor of an organic foods store, Zoey (Anna Faris), who believes Aladeen is a dissident seeking political refuge.<br /><br />In ambush, hidden-camera pictures, editing builds the scene for maximum humor.  When a film is confined to the rigors of the written page, the script has to stand on its own. Too often in "The Dictator," the jokes make you squirm, such as a toss-away gags about Aladeen's cousins "taking down" the Empire State Building.<br /><br />Baron Cohen, a master at instant characterizations, succeeds in making Aladeen a caricature but never bothers to make him a real person.  With his beard and zillion medals on a paramilitary uniform, Aladeen most closely parodies Libya's Muammar al-Gaddafi. That's not enough for a feature film, however, and the running time far exceeds the character's ability to elicit laughs.<br /><br />Some good visual gags notwithstanding, "The Dictator" is not Sacha Baron Cohen's finest. He is far less successful in getting laughs here than when he points his hidden camera at real people and draws out their bigotry, prejudices, and dark thoughts.<br /><br />The "Banned and Unrated" two-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack contains a digital copy, several deleted and extended scenes, a Larry King interview with Baron Cohen in character as Aladeen, and a music video. "The Dictator" is also available in a single-disc DVD edition.
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