“The Dictator” never achieves the stinging parodic heights of Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Borat” movie, but manages a better batting average than his most recent misfire, “Bruno.” ...

And now, in “The Dictator,” he moves on to terrorism, torture, intolerance, weapons of mass destruction, celebrity whoredom — literally — and politically correct boho Brooklyn.

Like its creator and star Sacha Baron Cohen, the comedy of “The Dictator” is mercurial to the extreme and as crude as the massive oil reserves of Wadiya, the fictional North African nation ...

Say it isn’t so. Is Sacha Baron Cohen, a.k.a. Ali G, Borat and Bruno, actually starring in a movie with a semi-coherent plot? Seems like it. There’s not a mock-doc, improvised, caught-on-the ...

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The Dictator is just the broadest of broad comedy. It’s like a 90-minute MTV Movie Awards sketch.

‘The Dictator’: What the Critics Are Saying THR’s Todd McCarthy wrote while the film “will prove too extreme for a portion of the mainstream public, Baron Cohen's fans should generally ...

Before screening the restored 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' the nephew of the late Saul Zaentz, producer of the film ...

The movie is a scripted comedy, departing from Cohen's earlier work.

When a movie opens by dedicating itself “In loving memory of Kim Jong-Il,” it’s pretty safe to say all bets are off. And indeed, Sacha Baron Cohen’s often hilarious “The Dictator ...

Finally, a movie for people who think the best way to make fun of Osama bin Laden is with poop jokes. Granted, that’s not all “The Dictator” has to offer: There are also jokes about torture ...