In 2006, "Borat" was a surprising success of post-9/11, Bush-era satire that pushed the boundaries of comedy, commentary and hidden camera antics to the next level. Fourteen years later, you can log onto Facebook in the morning and see your racist uncle post a status that's likely far worse, and we've even added a literal sickness to the mix with COVID-19 still surging through the country. The bigotry and hypocrisy of America are currently so transparent that it seems impossible for a film like "Borat" to come along and succeed once again, using the same tactics. "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" both proves and disproves this idea. Tap link in bio to read more of EDGE's review on @EDGEmedianetwork ???️⁠ ⁠ ?: Amazon Prime⁠ ?️: @infiniteframesperlife

In 2006, "Borat" was a surprising success of post-9/11, Bush-era satire that pushed the boundaries of comedy, commentary and hidden camera antics to the next level. Fourteen years later, you can log onto Facebook in the morning and see your racist uncle post a status that's likely far worse, and we've even added a literal sickness to the mix with COVID-19 still surging through the country. The bigotry and hypocrisy of America are currently so transparent that it seems impossible for a film like "Borat" to come along and succeed once again, using the same tactics. "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" both proves and disproves this idea. Tap link in bio to read more of EDGE's review on @EDGEmedianetwork ???️⁠
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