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I'm sure this film will offend many. It's
crude, embarrassing, but outrageously funny.
At times the overkill techniques detail
and show way more than you want to see.
If you didn't like Borat, stay clear
of Bruno. If you liked Borat, you should be ready
for a shock jock at work.
I believe they should have the right to
make films like this, but the rating was way over the line. |
This film is definitely not for anyone
who is easily offended.
Although it is episodic and (literally)
all over the map, it still follows the basic formula of Borat
(a foreign visitor/fish-out-of-water comedy).
It is outrageous, offensive, and at times
extremely funny, Bruno is at its best when it is poking
fun at the fashion industry and at its worst when it's disrespecting
everything else.
It's an over-the-top no-holds-barred comedy
that is bound to make you both uncomfortable and bemused. |
Actor Sasha Baron Cohen stars in the new
misfit movie, Bruno.
This is a successor to the film Borat
and works the same tactic of exploiting the stupidity, ignorance,
and prejudice of people as a form of one who uses biting sarcasm
and ridicule for a social commentary.
This flick attacks with a bitter criticism
and is crude, lewd, and noisily rough.
The picture sometimes is both frightful
to look upon and then horrible to think of after you have seen
it.
The entire production is in bad taste,
as far as I'm concerned. |