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There were some funny moments, but its just way too moronic and cringe worthy to even finish, made it to the baby sitter part, just couldn't watch any more.
3/10
No impact, thrown together to quickly and every single person was an actor, aside from the crowds. I was trying to find it funny and forced a few laughs but it was just to fake. Borat wasn't about being funny himself, it was the reaction from the people.
Only 2 real bits in the whole film. Pence / Guilani, I feel sorry for Rudi. He didn't do anything to that girl.
I thought the rednecks were because it seemed to polished to be a prank, but apparently not.
That Jewish lady and how she reacted and dealt with him, was very wholesome
I enjoyed it, watched it with my wife, she encouraged me to watch the cringe fest of the first one, all those years ago, and this isn't overly different.
Its very heart warming in parts, and also very amusing in parts, the open air concert being one.
I feel half of America need a babysitter like that lady.
Him getting so close to Pence was somewhat surprising, security seemed much tighter around Giuliani, who they set up very well, not convinced he was as dirty old man as the edit makes him look.
According to Sasha they didn't even get his id when he was kicked out.Him getting so close to Pence was somewhat surprising
It's wrong, on so many levels, the most cringeworthy, uncomfortable, dark, absurd, unbelievable (former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani bit....) yet hilarious films you'll see. If there's something that tops this for all of the above, I'm yet to see it!
Sacha is one brilliant lunatic.
After watching it last night, I’m doubting I’d want to!Have you seen This Is America?
Way more cringeworthy, uncomfortable, dark, absurd, unbelievable yet hilarious series you'll see.