Review of Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2020) by Tudorpopescu — 24 Oct 2020

The sequel is similar in style and tone to the first movie. It's a critique of the American culture and society. It's a hilarious movie. There were several moments that made me laugh out loud. There were also moments that made me cringe (sometimes in a good way, sometimes in a bad way). Overall, I think it's a better and funnier movie than the first one, but that might depend on your political views. If you think the racists are actually the good guys, you probably won't like this movie too much. This is a politically incorrect movie. It rightfully criticizes conservative Americans and it doesn't care if it hurts their feelings. But what's really interesting about this movie is how relevant it is to Americans. It deals with current events such as the Coronavirus and the election. Some high-profile politicians also appear in the movie. And I'm fairly sure this movie was intentionally released shortly before the election.

What I don't understand is why the conservative snowflakes are so triggered by this movie. They say it's political. Perhaps they forgot that in the first movie, Borat literally takes a **** in front of Trump's hotel. Borat has always been political. Pretty much every movie is political, some more than others. Grow a thick skin and stop spamming 0/10 ratings just because this movie offended you. It's pathetic.