Sacha Baron Cohen’s return as Borat was perfectly timed, dropping a chaotic, cringe-inducing mirror onto American politics right before an election. It’s brazen, uncomfortable, and utterly fearless in its satire, pushing boundaries to expose absurdity and prejudice. Releasing directly onto a major streaming platform meant it instantly reached millions, sparking conversations and outrage, which was exactly the point of its audacious, screw-it approach.
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