In the cinema: Brüno

Brüno is the third and last character from Sacha Baron Cohen's Da Ali G Show to get a movie. Bruno is an Austrian fashionista looking for world fame while being very gay.

Like the way Borat exposed anti-semitism, Bruno exposes homophobia across the land. Apparently he conducted his very candid interviews and "experiments" and then sewed them together with a funny and very scripted storyline.

The trick with this movie is that it's very polarizing. People either liked it a lot, or hated it a lot. While we sat several people got up and walked out. The gay antics and copious amounts of penis on the screen seemed to put off several movie-goers. But of those who stuck it out, you usually heard big laughs during the film. Of course after the movie you heard voices asking how they endured such nonsense.

I found this to be a very funny movie. I think Cohen did a great job transforming his least interesting character into a hilarious movie.

If you can't stomach gays, you won't be able to handle this movie. But if you like dick-jokes, gay humor, or just watching human behavior, this movie should hold your attention.

More on IMDB:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0889583/