The Dictator is an extended display of bad taste that will delight Sacha Baron Cohen's fans no end. Admiral General Aladeen from Wadiya in North Africa begins by praising Kim Jon Ill II and gives us series of crazy funnies that gets the story off to a brilliant start. Now Cohen offends almost every ethnic group in his quest for laughs. Asians being teased about confusing the letter ‘l’ with the letter ‘r’, Arabs being referred to as sand monkeys, and Jews having urine poured on their heads. He is a tyrant who keeps his country from becoming a democracy while shooting anyone who even dares to challenge his greatness. In New York he hires a look a like so he can indulge his life as a decadent playboy. The problem is that he is kidnapped and replaced by a look a like who does a great job. The hit man was hired by his uncle and when he escapes nobody believes that he, Aladeen, is who he says he is and therefore he misses the chance to give a speech to the United Nations. This wonderfully offensive display of political incorrectness will appeal to Cohen’s fans who are used to his grossness.