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The organisation has insisted that the movie "decreases the public's comfort with gay people".
GLAAD president Jarrett Barrios told The Huffington Post: "The movie was a well-intentioned series of sketches - some hit the mark and some hit the gay community pretty hard and reinforce some damaging, hurtful stereotypes."
The anti-defamation organisation has highlighted that many aspects of the movie, such as the scene where Brüno is in a hot tub with his adopted infant and two other naked men, make it difficult for Americans to empathise with gay families.
Barrios said: "Scenes like that don't help America understand the hundreds of thousands of gay families who get up every day, do the carpool then rush home to make dinner and be with their children.
"It doesn't help Americans understand the lives of gay couples who are denied the rights and protections of marriage in 43 states."
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