Comments on: Bruno: What Did You Think?

By: r4 revolution gold

r4 revolution gold — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:20:34 +0000

I thought it was hilarious! a little to much sausage for me and I am a grown women that like men but WOW too much, I also love love that this was the second time he decided to go to Arkansas and do that last scene…beacuse of the way the people are (bible belt) and tested there nerves so much!! funny. I actually thought the scene with the parents wanting there kids to be famous soo much they would have there daughter have lipo it just shows how many people should not have kids.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 13:42:25 +0000

this had to be the worst movie ive ever seen. it was funny at moments yes but it was basically straight up porn. it was a waste of money, and time. this deffinatly made me angry. no one wants to see a movie about a fag wanting to become famous showing other people how to suck another mans dick and finger some dudes asshole. no one wants to see that. i wasted an hour and forty five minutes of my life watching this movie. whoever decided to make this movie needs to be pushed off a cliff. no a cliff would be to good he needs to be mauled by a bear. after the receives major counseling. and after he gets hit in the nuts so hard he cant walk straight for five months. i hope to god that no child has seen this movie because they will never be the same. this movie took fucked up to a whole new level. DO NOT WATCH BRUNO. its FUCKING awful.

By: kiss917

kiss917 — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 19:30:45 +0000

when are we going to have a movie with some talking pussies with those hot wet lips staring me in the face for us non -gay men thats what i like to see. lol

By: mollyfromaustralia

mollyfromaustralia — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:22:02 +0000

Bruno was a filthy, digusting, waste of time. I cannot believe I was stupid enough to not read a review about it first. It is blatant homosexual pornography, anti-christian, and has child-abuse connotations. It was 60 minutes of vile filth, and a total utter waste of $17. PLEASE DO NOT SEE THIS SHOCKING MOVIE. It was trying to push the boundaries by using the worst abusive material possible. If you enjoy witnessing CHILD ABUSE, WATCHING GAY SEX, SWINGERS PORNOGRAPHY, then go and see this movie. It is PUTRID.

By: mollyfromaustralia

mollyfromaustralia — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:19:02 +0000

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mollyfromaustralia — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:14:43 +0000

By: hornygrasshopper

hornygrasshopper — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 02:11:50 +0000

This movie was a bunch of scenes just spliced together. At least Borat had a plot to it; from the beginning he is tasked with interviewing Americans so that Kazakhs can learn to be more like them. Bruno, on the other hand, is just wandering around aimlessly from one gay sex scene to the next. Had Bruno, say, realized that he needed to turn straight from the get-go and gone around the States interviewing people on why he should be straight, why homosexuality is bad, and doing more typically heterosexual activities, then he would have made a much more valid social point and embarrassed the hell out of a lot more public figures than he did in even Borat.

By: Ravigotto

Ravigotto — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 17:51:01 +0000

The main problem for me with this film is that it raises, far more then in Borat, the question whether some scenes were 'real' or not. Most of the time I had the feeling that it was all acting, that the scenes were made up. I could be wrong, naturally, but this feeling ruined somewhat the film for me.
Furthermore, Bruno has a kind of 'Jackassvibe'. Idiotic man does idotic things and says idiotic stuff, so people react idiotic because they are freaked out. Hell, Sasha even puts himself in danger (is he? is he? isn't it fake?) so we can all laugh, and clap in our hands because of the possible pain-factor. Add pictures of a penis and a sex-party and you have, basically, a Jackass spin off.
I don't want Sasha Cohen to be a Jackass-dude. I want him to be razor-sharp social commentary and Bruno just isn't.

By: breakdance

breakdance — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:05:10 +0000

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By: cufford

cufford — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 06:49:14 +0000

I don't think that you can expect this character to resonate well with American audiences who are so prude and homophobic.

You can't compare this to Borat for this very reason. Borat was about being a macho man, which Americans are all into.

Bruno, on the other hand, makes many Americans uncomfortable because it makes fun of their illogical, homophobic nature.

People who don't like this film are clearly homophobic - and you can tell by the critics who have panned it before it even opened, so what do you expect. I mean, just read the leader into this post to see the homophobia in action.

I mean, contrast all the fawning over the completely talentless Megan Fox, who appears in Transformers as nothing more than the obligatory "make males feel macho" role, while Cohen, who's clearly head and shoulders above her talent wise, get's panned by all the homophobes, even though he's quite straight in real life.

He's a brilliant comic talent, and that's all that needs to be said.

Americans, who feel that they constantly have to prove to everyone around them that they are, ironically, so macho, clearly aren't mature enough to appreciate the comic artistry of this very straight comedian.

Still, this film is doing very well, which gives us hope for the American people after all.

Editors of sites like this notwithstanding.

By: Reebee7

Reebee7 — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 01:52:40 +0000

Interesting. But that doesn't completely excuse their behavior. Yes they can be mad that they were not getting a cage fight, but they didn't have to WEAR the T-shirts given to them.

I think we have to point out a major problem here: not that they were mad that they weren't seeing a cage fight and rather seeing two dudes grope each other, but why were they at a cage fight to begin with? Who the fuck goes to those things?

Just kidding cage fight lovers...

I'm never going to say this movie doesn't show some bigotry, but I get angry (as i did after Borat) when I knew people would assume everybody who lives in the South demonstrates the exact same views as those on screen.

By: RobertFure

RobertFure — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 00:24:39 +0000

The cage fight scene is not an honest depiction of what happened. Word on the street is that the audience was promised a real cage fight at Xpm and when they showed up they were sold $1 Beers for like 4 hours with NO cage fight going on. They had to sit and wait and drink. Then the movie crew threw anti-gay t-shirts into the crowd as prizes. Then, once they were drunk and angry, did the gay cage match start.

By: Reebee7

Reebee7 — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:52:40 +0000

By: RobertFure

RobertFure — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 19:24:39 +0000

By: Reebee7

Reebee7 — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 22:36:12 +0000

So am I. You've been hanging out with the wrong people.