Ali G Indahouse

Staines-born, wannabe-gangsta rapper Ali G accidentally becomes a Member of Parliament, and then a candidate for Prime Minister. He must then save the country from a treacherous rival while dealing with his usual array of ludicrous situations and misguided attempts at social commentary.

Ali G Indahouse received mixed to negative reviews from critics, who often found the humor repetitive or reliant on stereotypes. However, it was a commercial success, resonating with a younger audience who appreciated its irreverent and often shocking comedy.

• Relies heavily on Sacha Baron Cohen's persona, which some find hilarious and others find grating.

• The humor is often juvenile and relies on shock value.

• While some find it to be a clever satire, many critics felt it lacked substance.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's outrageous humor and Sacha Baron Cohen's commitment to his character. Many viewers found it laugh-out-loud funny, though a segment of the audience felt the jokes were too repetitive or relied too heavily on offensive stereotypes.

The film is the first feature-length movie based on a character created by Sacha Baron Cohen, preceding Borat and Brüno.