Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

[Drunk Monk]

One of my screener reps invited me to share this - a FREE online screener of the new Borat film 

Tonight only. No obligation. 

Here's the link to register: https://rsvp.livefromkt.tv/

Need something to do tomorrow (Thursday, October 22) night at 6:00pm (Pacific)???? 
 
Info to make RSVP is below. 
 
Please to share this email with friends and family.
 
Thank you. 
 
Wear Mask. Save Live. 
 

 

Please join us for a Global Watch Party of BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM 

on Thursday, October 22, at 6:00PM (Pacific) followed by a Q&A and Dance Party with Borat himself. 

 
 

 

 

 

 

BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM:

DELIVERY OF PRODIGIOUS BRIBE TO AMERICAN REGIME FOR

MAKE BENEFIT ONCE GLORIOUS NATION OF KAZAKHSTAN

 

 

Starring Sacha Baron Cohen

And Introducing Maria Bakalova

 

********************

Join the Global Watch Party for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm on Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 6pm PDT

 

Followed by first ever live Q&A and Dance Party with Borat

 

RSVP for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Global Watch Party Here!

 

 

#Borat

I have practice right before so it is unlikely that I'll tune in.

[Greg]

I'm the outlier. I had no desire to see the first film. I have no desire to see this film.

[Drunk Monk]

Not even for this?

Rudy Giuliani caught in compromising position in new 'Borat' film
The prank is one of the notable moments in the Sacha Baron Cohen sequel due out Friday.


Sacha Baron Cohen and Maria Bakalova in "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm."Courtesy of Amazon Studios


[color=var(--gray-100)][color=var(--gray-80)]Oct. 21, 2020, 12:35 PM PDT / Updated Oct. 21, 2020, 2:58 PM PDT
By Daniel Arkin
Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, fell for an embarrassing Sacha Baron Cohen prank in the soon-to-be-released movie sequel to "Borat."
In the film, a copy of which was obtained by NBC News, Giuliani and a young woman posing as a reporter, who was part of Cohen's sting, can be seen going into a hotel bedroom for drinks — at the woman's invitation — after completing what Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, apparently believed to be a real interview about the coronavirus pandemic and Trump's response to it.
The incident occurred as Giuliani, 76, was trying to remove his microphone, with the help of the actress, which had been used as part of the movie's "interview" with him.
The film, which is being released Friday on Amazon Prime Video, shows Giuliani reclining on a bed and then putting his hand down his pants and moving it around for what appears to be a few seconds while the actress playing Borat's teenage daughter, Maria Bakalova, 24, who is pretending to be a television reporter, stands in front of him.
NBC News obtained an advance copy of the film, which is titled "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan."
Giuliani and the woman, recorded by what seem to be hidden cameras, are eventually interrupted by Cohen, who bursts into the bedroom in his Borat persona, shouting: "She's 15. She's too old for you!"
Giuliani quickly sits up and appears startled by the presence of Cohen, who wears a pink outfit that resembles lingerie.
Giuliani asks him: "Why are you dressed like this?"
Cohen-as-Borat responds: "She's my daughter. Please, take me instead."
"I don't want you," Giuliani replies. He then makes his way out of the hotel suite.
Giuliani, who in the context of the film had no reason to believe the fictional interviewer was underage, did not immediately respond to text messages requesting comment.[/color][/color]
[color=var(--gray-100)]In a tweet Wednesday afternoon, Giuliani claimed without evidence that the "Borat video is a complete fabrication."
"I was tucking in my shirt after taking off the recording equipment," Giuliani tweeted. "At no time before, during, or after the interview was I ever inappropriate. If Sacha Baron Cohen implies otherwise he is a stone-cold liar."
Beyond what is seen in the movie, NBC News does not know what happened before or after the filmed incident.
The film also features a scene in which Bakalova asks Giuliani about the coronavirus pandemic. He responds that China "manufactured" Covid-19 and "deliberately spread it all over the world."
"I don't think anybody was eating bats," he adds before jokingly asking her whether she has ever eaten a bat. He appears to agree to eat one if she will.
The prank is one of the most notable moments in the "Borat" sequel, which also includes a scene in which Cohen crashes the Conservative Political Action Conference while wearing a full-body Trump costume.
Giuliani's appearance in the film was foreshadowed in the New York Post this summer. In early July, Giuliani said he called the New York City Police Department after the setup.
"This guy comes running in, wearing a crazy, what I would say was a pink transgender outfit," Giuliani was quoted as saying, referring to Cohen.
"This person comes in yelling and screaming, and I thought this must be a scam or a shake-down, so I reported it to the police. He then ran away," he added, acknowledging that he did not immediately realize that Cohen was behind the stunt.
"I only later realized it must have been Sacha Baron Cohen. I thought about all the people he previously fooled and I felt good about myself because he didn't get me," Giuliani said.
Daniel Arkin[url=https://twitter.com/d_arkin][/url]
Daniel Arkin is a reporter for NBC News.[/color]

[Greg]

Double, no. Ewww. It's all so tawdry.

[Drunk Monk]

I feel ya. The nekkid fight in the first one was groundbreaking and horrific. You couldn't unsee it like watching chubby amputee porn...um...so I'm told. Nevertheless I did laugh a few times at the first one. I'd watch if I wasn't going to Kung Fu.

[cranefly]

Dammit.  LCF just went for a long walk.  Probably won't be back until after 7.  I think she'd bite, and we'd watch it together.

Not certain I'll venture there alone.

DM, please direct to chubby amputee porn.

[Drunk Monk]

Double, no. Ewww. It's all so tawdry.

Don't tell me you watched the debate instead. Because that's so much worse.

---

DM, please direct to chubby amputee porn.

I got that from you, bro. And I am forever scarred because of it.

[Greg]

Debate. It's almost like a real debate.

[King Bob]

Do you think it's better than Sinful Dwarf?

[Drunk Monk]

It wasn't bad. It had a serious political edge where the first one just pushed the envelope of decency. But humor does that nowadays. I guess it always has but the envelope has been pushed so far now. 

The Giuliani scene wasn't that incriminating. He comes off as a sleezeball but that's no surprise. The Trump rally pranks are terrifying when your pause to think about them. The Pence prank is absurd and it's incredible that he got that far with it. 

It really challenges the notion of reality TV vs. scripted. How he got multiple cameras in on some of his pranks is beyond me. Were they staged? Some were clearly. Some definitely were not. I'd enjoy seeing a BTS of this. Just like the first, the line between reality and fiction are so blurred, you just have to accept it for what it is to get through it. Also like the first, it is incredibly vulgar. It still pushes that envelope, even though vulgarity is so commonplace now. 

Stacy enjoyed it more than me. She has a soft spot for Candid Camera. I found it disturbing, much more so than the first one, because of it's look at Trump's America. 

This next week is going to be a bumpy ride.