Bruno

Bruno (2009)

The gay austrian fashion reporter Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen) brings a whole new meaning to the word Controversy. However this makes for great cinema going as it reflects on many different groups in American society

Originally Bruno was granted a 15 rating but after inserting the sexual scene an 18 rating is certainly fit for such a controversial and rude mannered film. Hilarious as it is, Bruno has a much deeper message, the idea of an outsiders fight to be recognised in a place where he is new.

Featuring famous political faces and some rather (if frank) shocking people Bruno will shock audiences.

Filmed like a documentary Bruno features real-life situations with a fictional character trying to make in the American entertainment industry (quite badly I may add)

In Conclusion, If you love a laugh and want to see something new and ultimatley shocking that gives you an insight into American life and what society is really like

I give Bruno 7/10

Borat (Requested)

Borat (2006)

Borat (starring Sacha Baron Cohen) is a hilarious spoof comedy, starring real life events with this controversial character.

Despite being hilarious, it shocks you as things said are so offensive. Filmed like a documentary Borat sucessfully manages to convince you that the person this film is based on is a real person!

Funny sketches with well know faces (including Pamela Anderson) makes this film a must see if you do not get easily offended,

Borat, a television reporter and local celebrity in Kazakstan is filming a documentary about life in America after becoming a massive fan of Baywatch (a funny added touch), the very original plot is worked to it's limits in this hilarious film so,

In conclusion, MAY CAUSE OFFENCE but Borat is a great film to have a good laugh at,

I give Borat 4/10

ps. Thanks to Amber for the reccomendation and DO NOT BUY A MANKINI