Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is crashing into Tubi soon
Sacha Baron Cohen brings the chaos back with a comedy built for maximum discomfort and very unsafe laughter.
Remind MeSome comedies age politely. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm was never interested in polite. Released into the fever dream of 2020, it sent Sacha Baron Cohen's most infamous reporter back across America at a moment when reality already felt like it had lost the plot.
This time, Borat returns with a mission involving a diplomatic “gift,” a very uncomfortable tour of U.S. politics, and encounters that turn the camera into a trapdoor. The movie is loud, risky, and surgically aimed at hypocrisy, especially when people think no one is really listening.
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is coming soon to Tubi, and yes, it is still the kind of comedy people talk about in lowered voices afterward.
The Cast
Sacha Baron Cohen
Cohen brings Borat back with the same fearless commitment that made the character feel like a cultural live wire. Here, every grin, mangled phrase, and formal suit becomes part of a pressure test for whoever ends up across from him.
Maria Bakalova
Bakalova is the film's secret weapon as Tutar, Borat's daughter and unexpected scene-stealer. She matches Cohen's chaos beat for beat, then adds her own startling sweetness, timing, and nerve to a role that could collapse without total commitment.
Tom Hanks
Hanks appears as himself, which is exactly the kind of sideways move this movie loves. His presence gives the film a strange, very 2020 charge, turning a familiar face into part of its larger prank on American celebrity and panic.
Dani Popescu
Popescu helps ground the Kazakhstan side of the story with the kind of straight-faced authority this comedy needs. The joke works because everyone treats the mission with complete seriousness, no matter how absurd the assignment becomes.
“America, I have returned with gift, daughter, and many legal concerns.”
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Why Watch It
This is the rare sequel that finds a new reason to exist. It does not simply repeat the original's trick. It walks straight into a stranger, more fractured America and lets the reactions tell on themselves. The result is part prank, part political satire, part social stress test.
Maria Bakalova gives the whole thing a fresh pulse, turning Tutar into much more than Borat's sidekick. Her scenes bring surprise, warmth, and a sharp comic rhythm that changes the movie's energy in the best way.
Add this one to your list if you like comedy that pokes the bear, steals the picnic basket, and somehow gets the bear to sign a release form. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is arriving on Tubi soon.
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Jason Woliner
Sacha Baron Cohen, Maria Bakalova, Tom Hanks, Dani Popescu, Manuel Vieru, Miroslav Tolj
Coming soon to Tubi