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variety.com - 6/29/2009

Bruno Review - Read Variety's Analysis Of The Movie Bruno

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New U.S. Release Bruno There are 61 laughs, three dildos, one gyrating, talking penis, an anal bleaching and one very pissed-off politician in "Bruno," which should be enough to make any movie fly. But there is also a pronounced nasty streak to the innumerable provocations staged by the title ...

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hollywoodreporter.com - 6/27/2009

Bruno -- Film Review

— hollywoodreporter.com — We all knew Borat. Borat was a friend of ours. Bruno, you're no Borat. Unfair to be sure, but because everyone is going to compare Sacha Baron Cohen's "Bruno" to his insanely funny "Borat," let's be honest: While pushing the PC envelope in new and ... Bruno -- Film Review

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youtube.com - 6/30/2009

Alchemist On Bruno Prank (video)

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cutprintreview.com - 7/2/2009

Bruno (Review)

— cutprintreview.com — If you thought seeing British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen wrestling a fat naked man in 2006's Borat was shocking, you ain't seen nothing yet. Cohen's latest character Bruno, a flamboyant Austrian 'fashionista', manages to make Harvey Milk look like a giant prude in comparison. In fact, ... Bruno (Review)

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Early Bruno Reviews Are In
Cinema Blend News — ... “There are 61 laughs, three dildos, one gyrating, talking penis, an anal bleaching and one very pissed-off politician in "Bruno," which should be enough to make any movie fly. But there is also a pronounced nasty streak to the innumerable provocations staged by the title character.” - Todd McCarthy, Variety “Anybody who thought Borat was funny is going to find this movie extremely funny.” - ...

The Tread on Borat's Tires
Hollywood Elsewhere — ... SBC and barks a harsh "fuck off!" as he gets into a car. Why did I savor this in particular? Because it's the only time that a victim expresses more hostility towards SBC than what he/she is getting from SBC to begin with. In short, Ford trumps. He's saying in effect, "I don't want to hear it, just go away, you're not worth it, don't even start...I'm ahead of you !" I also liked a visual gag that I'm not going to spoil (although Variety 's Todd McCarthy already has in his review ) that involves a certain part of the male anatomy talking and gyrating. Who was the first ...

Bruno: Beware Sacha Baron Cohen's Squirm Zone
Thompson On Hollywood — ... , is more fun than the movie itself. His performance art gives us a bit of distance. Larry Charles and Sacha Baron Cohen push audiences way past their comfort zones. No matter how sophisticated or tough you think you are, straight, gay, male, female, young, old, it doesn't matter. Something in the movie will make you squirm. (Here's Todd McCarthy.) ...

Critics Laugh At Brüno , So It Must Not Be Offensive [Critical Mass]
Jezebel — ... A schoolboy who watches a pirated DVD of this film will look at the prancing Austrian and find more, not fewer, reasons to beat up the kid on the playground who doesn't like girls. There is, on the evidence of this movie, no such thing as gay love; there is only gay sex, a superheated substitute for love, with its own code of vulcanized calisthenics whose aim is not so much to sate the participants as to embarrass onlookers from the straight-and therefore straitlaced-society beyond. Variety The humor and it keeps on coming carries with it an almost immediate sour ...

Bruno Draws Mixed Reviews From Critics
US Magazine Latest News — Sacha Baron Cohen's Bruno (in theaters today) has received mixed reactions from critics. The controversial comedy -- which features Cohen as a flamboyant Austrian fashion designer -- has been deemed everything from "mean-spirited" to "brilliant." See photos of stars on set. "Assuming outlandish guises, gulling the gullible and piling on the transgressive jokes, including plenty of gay-panic-inducing antics, is Sacha Baron Cohen’s shtick," writes James Verniere in the Boston Herald. "Well, the shtick is getting a bit short, already. "The result, directed once again by Larry Charles and ...