Is Borat Subsequent Moviefilm on Amazon Prime Video?

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. Courtesy of Amazon Studios
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. Courtesy of Amazon Studios /
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The highly anticipated sequel to Borat has been nominated for two Oscars in 2021. Can you watch Borat Subsequent Moviefilm on Amazon Prime Video?

The Borat sequel has landed 2021 Oscar nominations for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Maria Bakalova) and Best Adapted Screenplay. Considering the style of the movie, the nominations are excellent. They show the direction the Academy Awards could go in.

If you haven’t seen the movie yet, it’s one of those that is now likely on your list to watch. After all, you want to see what the fuss is about, especially for this new rising star.

With so many streaming services, it has to be possible to watch Borat Subsequent Moviefilm on one of them right? Is it on Amazon Prime Video? There is some great news.

Borat 2 is an Amazon Original Movie

The movie came to Amazon Prime Video at a time when many of us needed it. It arrived on Amazon Prime Video on Oct. 23, 2020.

It’s one of the Amazon Original Movies. That means it’s not going anywhere. While it could come to DVD and Blu-ray, it’s always going to be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.

What is Borat Subsequent Moviefilm about?

The sequel has been many years in the making. It picks up after the events of the first movie, with Borat being released from prison after bringing shame to Kazakhstan. However, it’s only because he needs to head back to America, and this time his 15-year-old daughter is going with him.

This time Borat is well-known for his previous actions. He needs to wear numerous disguises to get away with everything.

There was some bad publicity afterward as some unsuspecting victims shared their thoughts of their roles in the movie. However, there’s no doubt that Bakalova deserves the nomination for her role.

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Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. Watch with a 30-day free trial.