Last but not least: vulgar language and antisocial behavior
Brüno for the second time (and, I promise, the last): The movie about Sacha Baron Cohen is not allowed to be shown or sold in Ukraine. In the UK, they don't want to let young people mess up without a fight either, but the problem is solved differently there.
Brüno for the second time (and, I promise, the last): The movie about Sacha Baron Cohen is not allowed to be shown or sold in Ukraine. The film could "offend the morals of the population", according to the country's deputy culture minister. This is due to the vulgar language, homosexual scenes and the depiction of sadism and antisocial behavior - all the reasons why we are so crazy about our Brüno.
In the UK, they don't want to let young people get messed up without a fight either, but the problem is being solved in a completely different way there: Universal Pictures is working on a light version of Brüno. This is to be released for teenagers aged 15 and over, and not just 18 like the hardcore version. The pubescent teenagers will be delighted - a record number of fake IDs will be the answer. Who wants a clothed Brüno when you can have him naked?
In the UK, they don't want to let young people get messed up without a fight either, but the problem is being solved in a completely different way there: Universal Pictures is working on a light version of Brüno. This is to be released for teenagers aged 15 and over, and not just 18 like the hardcore version. The pubescent teenagers will be delighted - a record number of fake IDs will be the answer. Who wants a clothed Brüno when you can have him naked?
