No, Thank You

I don't usually do movie reviews on my blog, so I'm sorry for this. I think today is the day BRUNO comes out - literally. Played by actor Sacha Baron Cohen, the same man who did BORAT. I didn't see that one and I sure as heck am NOT going to see BRUNO. I cringe when the commercial clip comes on.

Just for the heck of it, I looked him on on the web - this is taken from one article I found...

Sacha Baron Cohen has come a long way from his early days as a history student at Cambridge University, where he wrote his thesis on the Jewish role in the U.S. civil rights movement and was known as “quiet, friendly and studious.” While he appeared in school plays like Fiddler on the Roof, he wasn’t considered much of an actor until he found comedy after school. Now, at 37 years old, he is one of the most respected comedians in the world and gets to lay down every night with red-headed hottie, Isla Fisher.

While Sacha Baron Cohen's comedic style seems to lay it all out on the table for his followers, here at AskMen.com we've managed to dig up a few things you might not know about the man behind Borat/Ali G/Bruno and others.

1- Sacha Baron Cohen used to be an actual male model

Behind the Borat mustache, Ali G do-rag and nude ass of Bruno, is an actual good-looking man. Before becoming a comedian, Cohen worked as a male fashion model and he appeared in a number of fashion magazines. His slim, 6-foot-3 figure does make him perfect for that world. Reportedly, the stint inspired Bruno. Just how much nude model ass did he see before he cracked into the character? We wonder if we'd really like to know the answer to that.

2- Sacha Baron Cohen's appearance at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards was later cut

As Borat, he greeted the MTV audience with: “Good evening, gentlemen and prostitutes.” While he was supposed to be introducing Gnarls Barkley's performance of “Crazy” (with Chewbacca on drums), he took a moment to slamJessica Simpson’s camel toe. He said that he liked her mouth and could see it clearly through her denim pants. While it aired once, MTV cut it from subsequent rebroadcasts.

HUH? One of the most respected comedic actors today? In my honest opinion, that doesn't say much....If thats the way comedy is going, then I guess I'm not going to see any more comedies at the movies.

Now don't get your panties in a wad - if this is your type of flick, and you loved Borat and can't wait to see Bruno, that is fine by me, but I don't want to hear about it, ok?

That is my opinion, and you are entitled to yours and I will respect that, just Please don't tell me anything about the movie!!!!