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Bruno
Seeing as Australia was one of the first countries to have Bruno released (yeah, i have no idea why it was released here before the US either, but hey im not complaining) i thought it would give a early review of it.
The film is pretty much the gay version of Borat. Like Sasha Baron Cohen pretty much swapped over Borat with a gay dude from Austria called Bruno. The plot is almost exactly the same as Borat (the plot is, is Bruno comes to America to be famouse).
The simlirties between the two films go as far as the fact that in Borat he had a manager he had a fight with and then made up with and in Bruno the exact same thing happend (obviously with a diffrent manager).
Even though the film is similar to Borat, that does not mean it is bad. The film is fuc!ing funny as *****. The amount of discusting humor would force anyone to laugh regardless of who they are. The gay refrences and jokes keep comming and yet again Sasha Baron Cohen shows America's inner feelings towards certain things (in this case homosexuality).
I think everyone will like this film, as although the film is tasteless, it some how doesnt go too far. Is it better than Borat? It's roughly the same, execpt gayer. I give it 8/10.
Seeing as Australia was one of the first countries to have Bruno released (yeah, i have no idea why it was released here before the US either, but hey im not complaining) i thought it would give a early review of it.
The film is pretty much the gay version of Borat. Like Sasha Baron Cohen pretty much swapped over Borat with a gay dude from Austria called Bruno. The plot is almost exactly the same as Borat (the plot is, is Bruno comes to America to be famouse).
The simlirties between the two films go as far as the fact that in Borat he had a manager he had a fight with and then made up with and in Bruno the exact same thing happend (obviously with a diffrent manager).
Even though the film is similar to Borat, that does not mean it is bad. The film is fuc!ing funny as *****. The amount of discusting humor would force anyone to laugh regardless of who they are. The gay refrences and jokes keep comming and yet again Sasha Baron Cohen shows America's inner feelings towards certain things (in this case homosexuality).
I think everyone will like this film, as although the film is tasteless, it some how doesnt go too far. Is it better than Borat? It's roughly the same, execpt gayer. I give it 8/10.