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Anyone see it, I thought it was hilarious

I'm thinking of seeing it. I saw Borat when that was in the theaters and thought that was funny.

I don't know if I find it funny, but Baren Cohen is a comic genius, whatever my taste, and I admire him hugely for that.

sA

I has certainly been an interesting watch, some of his topics are very well done as excellent parody.

Ignore the action groups protests that this film enforces stereotypes, it only enforces them if the audience believes or follows them to begin with.

It's shocking, sardonic, brilliantly funny and hilarious...

Let's face it, who doesn't want to be an Austrian Fashionista?!

I am now over the moon because I just saw an article on the BBC News website stating
that an edited version is going to be released with a (15) Certificate (I am 15).
Its funny, because reportedly they only removed one minute and fifty seconds.

That one minute and fifty seconds involved drinking while Bruno uses a to a while three .

You didn't really miss much.

That sounds like a normal night out to me?

No im not. I will not be stuck in a theater with a bunch of gay guys telling me how my clothes are so out of date and try to taking try to tell me how to do my hair. Not again.

garret wrote:No im not. I will not be stuck in a theater with a bunch of gay guys telling me how my clothes are so out of date and try to taking try to tell me how to do my hair. Not again.

What... Bruno isn't a serious movie about gay people, it's a parody. What kind of crap movie guide are you reading there?

And what do you have against homosexuals anyway?

I for one will be going to see it with some friends. It got cut in the cinemas here to get an MA15+ rating, but the DVD will be R18+, so I won't be able to see it for a couple of years outside of the cinema.

Saw it, very very funny. I for one shall never look at midgets or pygmies the same way again.

Watch out for the Rusty Trombone. Epic.

And what do you have against homosexuals anyway?

Nothing really. Just the ones in the theater that one time who wouldnt leave me alone because they said my outfit was out of style and my hair was ugly.

That doesn't make them gay, garret. It makes them arseholes.

garret wrote:

And what do you have against homosexuals anyway?

Nothing really. Just the ones in the theater that one time who wouldnt leave me alone because they said my outfit was out of style and my hair was ugly.

Maybe they just wanted to make you fabulous? Would you let them in your tent while camping if a bear ate their clothes and all their stuff except for some condoms?

Yes but why would a bear eat only there clothes? a bear mostlikely wouldnt even come to our campsite.

You know you're not with the IT crowd when even bears won't come to your house parties!

Bruno&Borrat = sheer stupidity.
hated the first film, and not gonna see this either.

Did someone say bears?

garret wrote:Not again.

You misseed it Cheese Elemental.

I just saw this movie and was more shocking than funny. It was so painful to watch and I was close to leaving. I would recommend that if you really want to see this movie wait till it comes out on Redbox or it hits HBO. Do not even pay the early show price. There was a couple of scenes where you chuckle but I would rather drag my junk across a mile of salted broken glass than watch this movie again.