Sacha Baron Cohen
- 52 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, producer, executive producer and comedian
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Borat 2 is an outrageous, hilarious triumph
Jak się masz! Kazakhstan's number one reporter is back in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, the most controversial movie since... well, the original Borat.
Cameron Frew, Unilad, 21st October 2020Borat Subsequent Moviefilm review
Absurd masterpiece holds a mirror to the world.
Charlotte O'Sullivan, Evening Standard, 21st October 2020Borat 2: review
Original's insanity and anti-Semitism, multiplied by a factor of 2020.
Jordan Hoffman, The Times of Israel, 21st October 2020Borat back in a changed landscape
The prejudices Baron Cohen exposes have become too fond of exposing themselves. Rating: B-.
Jesse Hassenger, The AV Club, 21st October 2020Borat: He's back, with his daughter in tow
Sacha Baron Cohen reprises his most famous role, heckling Mike Pence and pranking Rudy Giuliani alongside excellent new sidekick Maria Bakalova.
Sonia Saraiya, Vanity Fair, 21st October 2020Review: Borat's daughter steals show
The surprise of Borat is gone, something he mentions himself when he keeps getting noticed on the street, which probably explains the pivot to his daughter. And thankfully, and this can't be stressed enough, Maria Bakalova is an absolute revelation.
Rory Cashin, Lovin.ie, 21st October 2020Borat Subsequent Moviefilm review
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm succeeds again in holding up a mirror to the latest embarrassing side of America.
Ethan Anderton, Slashfilm, 21st October 2020Borat 2: first great movie of coronavirus era
There's sure to be no shortage of Covid-19 movies in our near future, from dramatized biopics to work-from-home office sitcoms. Most of them will probably be terrible. Maybe a few will be good, but none will have the urgency of Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.
Jake Kleinman, Inverse, 21st October 2020Borat and daughter team up to smash the patriarchy
It's not a great success, but it's a pretty good success. Rating: B.
Matt Goldberg, Collider, 21st October 2020Review: 'Borat 2' offers big but inconsistent laughs
The coronavirus sequences don't quite work and the Donald Trump finale can't hold a candle to the prior Pamela Anderson one. There's also an over reliance on cliches but typically the jokes that hit make up for the movie's duller aspects.
Deirdre Molumby, Entertainment.ie, 21st October 2020