Borat returns from Kazakhstan to America, this time to reveal more about its culture, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the political elections.
Trailer
Cast
Jason Woliner
Director
Sacha Baron Cohen
Borat Sagdiyev
Maria Bakalova
Tutar Sagdiyev
Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks
Dani Popescu
Premier Nazarbayev
Manuel Vieru
Dr. Yamak (Gypsy Tears)
Miroslav Tolj
Nursultan Tulyakbay
Alin Popa
HueyLewis
Alin Popa
Jeffrey Epstein Sagdiyev
Ion Gheorghe
Bilak Sagdiyev
Nicolae Gheorghe
Biram Sagdiyev
Marcela Codrea
Kuczek Villager
Luca Nelu
Kuczek Villager
Jair Bolsonaro
Self
Chase Fein
Cartoon Narrator
Jerry Holleman
Jerry Holleman
Jim Russell
Jim Russell
Stephen Stanton
Jerry
Tamara Georgievna Abrosimova
Tamar Revazov
Macy Chanel
Instagram Influencer
Sacha Baron Cohen
Writer
Anthony Hines
Writer
Dan Swimer
Writer
Peter Baynham
Writer
Erica Rivinoja
Writer
Dan Mazer
Writer
Jena Friedman
Writer
Lee Kern
Writer
Nina Pedrad
Writer
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This is a poor offering. There are a few mildly funny bits but the casual racism and gross bottom of the barrel subject matter had me turning the thing off half way through. Trump and Trumpism are ripe for parody but there are a thousand better ways to do it than this, which feels like it's been written by a 12 year old boy who thinks he is being daring.
Just for the record, I'm not from the US. I expected the movie to be Anti Trump but this is a waste of time and not funny by a mile. Sasha lost it big time. Boring jokes, not even worth a chuckle
Even free with Prime membership this lackluster and boring film is a waste of time that, like its title, feels overlong and extraneous. It's shoddy and feels likes it has been quickly thrown together from scenes deleted from the original which was much more entertaining and managed to be believably spontaneous, enjoyably outrageous and even peculiarly charming. Even the character of Borat has become annoying and unfunny and the often hilarious, liberating bad taste of the original is replaced here with a depressingly sour tone and is more repulsive than amusing. Cohen has seemingly lost his appeal and comedic talent.
