Brüno
Comedy • R • 2009 • 1 hr 23 min
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This movie crosses every line possible and I love it. This isn’t like Borat and it was very awkward watching with my dad.
Grating, dumb and ridiculous. None of that takes away from how fun it was to watch. It also reminded me of just how bigoted the 2000s were.
Of youre into this kinda silly movies you’ll enjoy this, otherwise no.
Sacha Baron Cohen doing Sacha Baron Cohen things
Remember watching this at the cinema. There was one scene that didn't need to be shown that big
Apesar da comédia ser estúpida, mostra a reacção das pessoas em situações inesperadas fazendo uma critica á sociedade em geral.
Every bit as funny as Borat, truly absurd and uncomfortable. The commitment to the character is second to none
A lot like borat, but still funny in its own way.
Even more ridiculous and crude than Borat. Probably frowned upon by the gay community. But some of it so funny like the talk & fight shows.
A super funny humor, but not for everybody. If you enjoy Sacha Baron Cohens controversial humor i would definetely recommend this one
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