Sacha Baron Cohen,
Gustaf Hammarsten,
Paula Abdul,
LaToya Jackson,
Harrison Ford
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Borat trickster Sacha Baron Cohen returns to the big screen to offer yet another stinging dose of sociopolitical satire in this comedy that finds him assuming the persona of gay fashionmonger Bruno, t... read more
Directed by: Larry Charles, Dan Mazer
Release Date: July 10, 2009
DVD Release Date: November 17, 2009
Stats: 30,865 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (30,865)
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December 31, 2011
Really didn't expect much but it was hilariously funny with several really good moments however it did also have some genuinely sad and emotional parts. It's not Oscar worthy but it was funny and cheering up.
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October 6, 2011fb729949618Not as funny as Borat. Had tid bits of entertainment, but I mostly found myself saying "wtf is going on"?
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May 24, 2011
Bruno is as shocking as you'd expect from Sacha Baron Cohen after the success of Borat and especially considering the character (also seen on Da Ali G show in the early 00s). The fact that this isn't Bruno's first outing is also it's problem in a way. He was invented to take the ... read more
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February 19, 2011
Sacha Baron Cohen does it again! Altough not the masterpiece that Borat was, this movie was a riot from beginning to end. Some of Brünos antics, like the scene with the wrestling event, are so priceless I can't even find the words for it. And in a world full of political c... read more
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September 11, 2010
Crazy, but I thought it was funny. Definitely not everyone's cup of tea.
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August 13, 2010
Why didn't anyone tell me this movie was only mediocre? Could've saved myself an hour. And another thing, I wasn't sure whether this movie was supposed to be helping the gay community in any way or merely profiteering from it. I guess more profiteering. Like he did with Borat to ... read more
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August 2, 2010
Not as amazing as Borat's release, but it has several good ole' fashioned laughs.
Critic Reviews
Wholly unsuitable for children, yet propelled by a nagging puerility that will appeal only to those in the vortex of puberty, or to adults who have failed to progress beyond it. Full Review
There are lots of moments in this movie that are genuinely funny. Full Review
It's certainly not that there aren't a few funny moments in the film. There are, but overwhelmingly, Bruno's stunts are demeaning, they are insulting and they are really cruel. Full Review
Teutonic Twins: Baron Cohen's 'Brüno' owes its life to Myers' 'Sprockets' Full Review
There's good bad taste and then there's just plain bad bad, which is what describes most of Brüno. Full Review
Baron Cohen's instincts for outrage are spot on. It's not insight we need at all right now, but a very sharp bonk on the head. Full Review
It's a thing , not a movie -- if, that is, you believe a movie should be more than an accumulation of prankish set-pieces flimsily strung over 80 skimpy minutes. Full Review
More gut-bustingly funny than anything else out there right now. Full Review
Outrageous, unnerving, brave, topical, revealing, appalling and consistently hilarious, Brüno manages to be both cutting-edge cultural commentary and post-modern comic genius. Full Review
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