Borat, nouvelle mission filmée : Livraison bakchich prodigieux pour régime de l'Amérique au profit autrefois glorieuse nation Kazakhstan

"Borat 2" is a film much more mature and aware of what it wants to do than its predecessor, we even have a very well constructed social criticism, with characters who suffer from ailments and have doubts about their development and personality, everything is very well explored behind a curtain of a black, slapstick and absurd mood but that still works very well, it works out that "Borat 1" is funnier, but the sequence has its moments.

It would be difficult to imagine borat nowadays, a film that has a humorous charge that today is not so well socially accepted, the solution was to satirize the right people so as not to suffer from severe criticism or boycotts, a wise move to build narrative.

The film has a simple but effective direction, many loose cameras, use of natural lighting, with extremely organic short shots, although the film does not feel the same shockumentary as the first, its transgression still works. the actors look great, Sacha Baron delivers a convincing and fun borat and bilak sagdiyev surprises with a multi-layered performance.

"Borat 2" is a fun movie, with an acid, mature script and that even has several Plots, with a great conclusion, here we have a bunch of ideas that are organized and that work very differently from the first, even if the sequence has less charm, it is still an interesting film and that preaches a humor that is needed nowadays. 7/10

There were a few moments when I laughed, but Borat as a character isn't relevant anymore. He doesn't have that anonymity to fool people and the situations are incredibly staged.

I watched the first Borat movie ages ago and I thought it was ok but not the best comedy movie for me and I think it's the same case for this sequel. The plot was intriguing eventhough It was crazy, but that's what made it intriguing. There were a few funny moments, but not as much as the first movie; it could be because people are more sensitive nowadays. I liked how the movie focused on important events of 2020 like the coronavirus and the US election. Overall this is a decent comedy movie which I would definitely recommend.

This is a very funny movie, but I don't think it lives up to the first one. I really like how Borat's relationship with his daughter grows though.

The girl who plays Borat's daughter is a great actress. I hope her career skyrockets because of this.

I would have to say that, overall, Subsequent Moviefilm was a bit disappointing. It had some very funny moments, but most of the time it was not all that funny. I had trouble believing that the people being filmed weren't aware of what was happening. Why would these people allow cameras into their businesses? Would two Q-anon followers actually invite a stranger (and presumably a cameraman) to stay with them? What about the Reverend at the pregnancy clinic? Wouldn't he question the cameras? Other people, too, behaved too normally, without questioning anything. I have read that Jeanine Jones, the babysitter, thought she was in a documentary, so her part was not as unbelievable as the others. She came off as a very caring and sweet woman. The movie was at it's best when skewering the Trump Administration and associates. That was where it got funny, and right on the mark. Giuliani was laughable in several ways. We have all heard of the "shirt tucking" scene, but his assertions on Trump's handling of COVID were absurd. Rudy has become a walking punchline, both with this movie and his press conference at the Four Seasons Complete Landscaping ( between the crematorium and the porn store). He just can't get any more ridiculous. I would say that the Moviefilm is worth seeing for several good jokes, but, honestly, overall, it is jot great.