Borat is released from prison in Kazakhstan under the condition that he will go to the US to offer his 15 y/o daughter as a bribe to Vice President Mike Pence during the pandemic and the 2020 Presidential election.
I don’t know what to say, really. It’s been a while since I dropped a film less than thirty minutes into it. Simply put, I found it appalling, indifferent, pointless, horrendous, boring, ridiculous, and above all, an absolute waste of money… and thirty minutes of my life.
It is funny as much as it is provocative. Which is not at all! Sasha Baron Cohen just managed to piss, again, some more Americans off. The first Borat (2006), not a fan of either, was at least… somewhat… funny and provocative… but… I’ll be damned, it had those uncensored naked men “brawl” that left everyone thinking, how on earth are they shooting this, and, more importantly, why the f@ck am I watching it? This… subsequent film has nothing to it. Borat speaks in Hebrew, Tutar (Maria Bakalova) speaks in Bulgarian, the Kazakh premier speaks in Romanian, and the vast majority cannot tell, once more, the difference. If you managed to watch it all, by all means, prove me a liar. I thought it was… well, check the second paragraph. Cohen is a great actor, and he has proved it time and time again. The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020) is the latest proof – a review is on the way. Plus, I admired him so much for going against Facebook.
If you really want to watch a proper funny mockumentary, This is Spinal Tap (1984) is the one! What an original comedy!!! Trust me on this one…
P.S. Cheerio, Trump!
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