14 years after making a film about his journey across the USA, Borat risks life and limb when he returns to the United States with his young daughter, and reveals more about the culture, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the political elections.
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Long overdue first rewatch since it came out. not as funny as the first one and breaks away from acting like a “real” documentary in a way that feels slightly more contrived, but I find it much more impressive on a production level, as well as finding its satire a bit more interesting than the first one. the final 20 minutes rule. I remember when more and more info was leaking leading up to its release and just being in awe of the fact we were about to get a Borat sequel and it’s still just as exciting.
Rudy Giuliani what are you doing bro 6.25/10
Helli, PinBoi is back with 'nother Borat review! This one even bigger sexy-time! Woowaweewa! Micheal Pents know what very good for country of fat Republicans with the Donald Duck man! Boo to the Democratic dementors! We no longer hate the Jews, they Big Bois now! Made to you from Association of Sterile Sexy-time Conservatives Under Nation of TV Scandals... Or A.S.S.C.U.N.T.S. (All of this joke. I mean no true offensive to anyone. No sue please.)
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Wow what an enlightening movie. Before I wasn’t gonna vote, but now? Now I for sure am because of this movie, and this movie alone...NOT!
Borat is once again an amazing way of painting a portrait of conservative in such a real way you can’t help but cringe, or laugh. Sacha Baron Cohen has found one of the best ways of showing the hate and stupidity of a lot of people. Maria Bakalova was great in it!!
Don’t get me wrong, people showing their true colors and ignorance on camera is amazing (in a sad and kinda hilarious way), but there’s gotta be better means to do this than what Borat does. Nothing against Cohen but his shock humor is not quite for me.