This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Rudy Giuliani: "My liiiffee!"

borat has returned just when we needed him most <3 

while the original feels like he’s using his magnanimous powers for general chaos, subsequent moviefilm finds him using them for good. the idea of borat (6’3”) influencing one of the most important elections in american history is very nice! chenqui to MY favorite feminist superhero! 

ps. “wawaweewa” count is high — lost track after 6. as it should be :)

THAT LAST TWIST THO HOLY FUCK

Not quite as hysterical as the first, but it makes up for that by being actually kinda solid emotionally? And the fact that this storyline was constructed in real time during the pandemic is actually kind of mind-blowing. It's just so nice to get a belated sequel that works as a perfect continuation and companion piece to the original for a change.

I appreciate this movie for ensuring that all the conservative guys I knew in high school who endlessly quoted Borat couldn't enjoy the character anymore

Review by Eric Kohn

In his 2006 mockumentary, Borat went to America and provoked rampant anti-Semitism across the land. It was hard to imagine how a sequel could go much further. But then Trump happened, white nationalism scored a national platform, internet conspiracy theories went mainstream, and the pandemic only further exacerbated the festering, stupid rage of a society on the brink. The time was ripe for more Borat, and Baron Cohen has met his moment, with a wily, dangerous satire masquerading as a lowbrow comedy (even though it works fine as one of those, too). Cobbled together in the midst of the pandemic and rushed out ahead of the presidential election, the new “Borat” plays like a prankish wakeup call to the lunacy he’s been pointing towards for ages. At a time when satire often feels too soft, this brilliant, vulgar plea for a better world cuts deep.

I'm a simple man. Borat says "jagshemash" and I laugh.

🎵 chop 'em up like the saudis do 🎵

my most recent google search history:

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cool to see a comedy movie again

we can't do to them what we would like to because they unfortunately have the same rights as we do

"Wazzup with it, vanilla face? Me and my homie Azamat parked our slab outside. We're looking for somewhere to post up our black asses for the night, so bang-bang, skeet-skeet. We just a couple of pimps, no hoes."

I have never ever never ever watched any borat film before....imagine my surprise. María Baklova deserves an award.

not as funny as the first but a good twist and the ending was very fulfilling

The last 45 minutes is when this really gains its footing. They are really funny and surprisingly heartfelt! This didn't do everything for me comedically, but some of the scenes are genuinely great. And Maria Bakalova absolutely is wonderful here. Wondered why she would even be nominated for the Borat movie, but!!

P.S: The scene in the Conservative Women's Conference...I am going to think about that for a long time. Why were they so surprisingly supportive? The world may never know.

P.P.S: THE MATCHING SUITS

This did nothing for me but I appreciate the attempt.

im a simple gal, if a film makes me smile it gets 5 stars. this one is so good, made me giggle soooo much. if u want to giggle watch this one.

Not my kind of movie, but very good.

A pesar de ser un recurso algo gastado el del "falso documental" ( popularizado por el mismo Borat), Borat 2 logra refrescar una secuela con temas totalmente relevantes y momentos irreverentes que te incomodarán hasta la persona más ácida.

¡Maria está impresionante!

Me surpreendeu por não ser tão ruim quanto eu esperava

From a comedy standpoint, this movie is alright. I'd say the attempts at shock-humor from the last feel pretty recycled here (was the penis Polaroid really needed again?). But the interviews and interactions do have charm this go-around, as well. The targets this time included for different--and I'd posit better--reasons. The final laugh also got me pretty good.

But when I think about, and I mean really think about, what the actual making of this film was like, this is pretty stunning stuff. Cohen and Co. put themselves in numerous situations that were, in a very serious way, dangerous. The scene from Borat No. 1 when he is at the rodeo, you actually are afraid for him, and I remember feeling that serious fear in the theater. That fear fills like 90% of this one. Insanity.

Clever and funny

“she will be sexy gift for michael pence”