Has a lot of ups & downs and not as many laughs as the original
The original Borat was an example of guerilla comedy by Sacha Baron Cohen. He traveled across the United States posing as a reporter from Kazakhstan not telling them he was filming a movie to see what they would say. He returned to that role with some mixed results.<br /><br />This time the movie focused upon Borat bringing his daughter Tutar played by Maria Bakalova with him to try to bring up issues about women and sexism. For instance they go to a “sugar baby” a young woman who explains that she goes out with older men to get their money. Other times the skits have a lot of potential but they fail to go anywhere. For instance they pretend that the daughter ate a plastic baby on top of a cupcake and then go to a medical clinic asking to take the “baby” out of her. The doctor thinks they’re talking about an abortion and he’s an evangelical Christian. He talks about how God created life and he won’t end it, but it just falls flat because you know exactly what the doctor will see and it’s pretty mainstream conservative rhetoric.<br /><br />Other times Cohen exposes some of the extremes of America. He stays at the house of two Republicans, one of which believes in QAnon and says that the Clintons ran a child slavery ring so that they could drink the adrenaline from children. This was one of the strengths of the original Borat and he was still able to find the people who were quite open about their crazy thoughts.<br /><br />The best parts are when they go completely over the top like when they go to a debutants ball and the daughter shows she’s on her period during a dance. That’s the shock value that you miss from a lot of this movie that made the first one so exciting.<br /><br />Of course the climax is the segment with Rudy Giuliani.<br /><br />Overall, there are many ups and downs and it doesn’t have the shock nor the laughs of the original.
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