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With: Sacha Baron Cohen, Michael Gambon, Charles Dance, Rhona Mitra
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Written by: Sacha Baron Cohen, Dan Mazer
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Directed by: Mark Mylod
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MPAA Rating: R for strong sexual content, pervasive crude humor, language and drug content
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Running Time: 88
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Date: 03/22/2002
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Keepin' It Reel
By Jeffrey M. Anderson Many intelligent people I know love Ali G, but for me a little goes a long way. One of his TV sketches is plenty, but an entire episode -- let alone an 88-minute movie -- is overkill. Sacha Baron Cohen plays the white wannabe gangsta, and he does have some very funny, absurd moments, but Ali G Indahouse makes the mistake of introducing a plot and assuming we care about what happens in it. Ali G is elected to Parliament and becomes involved in an evil government plot to overthrow the Prime Minister (Michael Gambon). Gambon, Charles Dance and the gorgeous Rhona Mitra probably got paid a lot to be in this.
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