There's so many channels just nitpicking every little thing in a movie, these kinds of videos are a nice change of pace

@@RralRonaldo CinimaSins is the actual sin

⁠@@spookiigalaxii You mean you like when ANYONE gushes about things they like lol? Because KZfaqrs aren’t like- Celebrities or anything. They’re pretty grounded.

@@AfianySnow298 The negativity gets tiresome. I do still find those videos entertaining, but I like these kinds of videos entertaining too.

Right. Instead of being picky about the smallest sht literally all the time. Its a good refresher 😂

It's hard to write a dumb character that endearingly but I could watch an endless amount of movies based on him

DerelictE.... DERELICTE.

@@user-ly5qi9zb5t you can DERELICTE mah balls

@@user-ly5qi9zb5t "You can Derelicte my ball's, Capitan"

non-binary people?

@@AugustCrossroads Sounds like you're trying to describe robots or that you're not the Pokemon Buneary.

Would you believe that most of the iconic lines from Zoolander 1 were improved, and offscripted? Like the one with David Duchovny's character(he's the cool guy from the X-Files). And Will Ferrell's lines werent even synced up to his mouth in the 1st one, (for some reason). But these films are hilarious, and me and my Mom still quote the 1st one even to this day. It proves that Zoolander HAS aged well, and the 2nd one has some great parts in it, despite not being as good, but it tries during SOME parts, at least, doesn't that count or MEAN ANYTHING?

“ONE LOOK?!”

@@SquatSmack "ONE LOOK!?" And you can't forget: "You can Derelicte, my ball's, Capitan" - Hansel, the character who should get his own movie spinoff or be the lead of a possible "Zoolander the Third". But I won't lie, I like both Zoolander movies. Even though I haven't seen the second one. But as much as my Mom and I love the first one, I probably would've loved this second one too, 2.

Both his parents were also in Heavyweights with him, which I think was Ben Stiller's first movie.

This movie is one of the reasons I can't take Balenciaga properly. I've been hardwired to think of *derelict* when I see their designs

Yeezy or homeless is still a game

To be fair 'heroine-chic' was a staple of y2k fashion. Balenciaga and supreme are nothing new in the trend of using poor man esthetics for luxury brands. Also just rich people being wowed by all the 'esthetics' of war journalism and photography. That burning girl in nam was slaying😂😢.

​@@Larolingvery much this, we were grunge when no one else wanted to be from the 90s-00s

Lmao.

well gotta take advantage of all the memes some how for the sweet sweet view..😂😉

The only way this movie could be better

It's so weird how this movie doesn't have Nic Cage in it. His acting style would fit in quite well.

Now I have Nick Cage pulling a Derek Zoolander pose 😂😂😂

You mean it’s not normal to think about that on a daily occasion?

​@@Evanz111Oh...cool. But...why male models?

I can't tell you how many times I've told my husband to "derelick my balls" despite the fact that he has still never seen the movie.

"had"?

I still get Alexanya's accent stuck in my head every now and then.

(Whispering) And wetness.... is the essence of beauty.. I die every time

Derek's pathetic baby coughs are an inside joke in my family 🤣

@@ellerymerrilycelery Really? Same here. Me and my Mom love that movie; so I can do the pathetic baby coughs. But last time I tried to do it; I actually coughed.

I went relatively viral in a Vine mimicking this exact scene. Good times lol.

@@I_enjoy_some_things Good to know. Did you get the coughs exactly right?

*baby coughs*

@@awkwardotter13 "MERMAN, Pop! Cough, cough cough, MERMAN!" And also: "You can Derelicte my ball's, Capitan", and how could you forget: "What is this, a center for ants?! How are we expected to teach the children if they can't even get inside the building?"

My nan used that quote all the time when coughing It’s stuck with me for a long time

@@sophiebubbles07 Wow, she quoted Zoolander constantly? That's one cool Nan you got there! My Mom would quote Zoolander too. It's one of my favorite movies and one of her favorite movies too. It's amazing how well both Zoolander movies still hold up...and were easily Will Ferrell's best work. Not that he wasn't great in Anchorman, but it's really close, actually.

I've been thinking about "if god is real than why did he make ugly people?" For YEARS lmao

That means American Psycho and Zoolander take place in the same universe

@@Lutherstrode17492 ALSO, Bret Ellis has a great sense of humor--I don't think he was serious about Zoolander ripping off Glamorama... 😉

@@Bowiebonolennon1982 it’s too late!

I think it adds a fun layer to Zoolander’s constant self absorbed persona. I’d be interested to see how the American psycho authored book depicts it.

Unrelated-ish but Elvis got it wrong with Ellis suing Stiller. “The case was settled out of court” pause the video and read the interview. Actually read the freakin actual highlighted line because it’s the one that clarifies he didn’t sue he just wanted to and how did Elvis mess that one up.

While they're intentionally make the movie look dumb and ridiculous, it needs great acting and writing to make the movie works. Need very smart people to make great very dumb movie

It's a banger flick. It's so well written

I watched the first one years ago but didn't remember much aside that I liked it. Rewatching it and then watching the sequel was a blast!😊

It's a small world after all

@@nailinthefashion Lol, thank you. That gave me a good chuckle. I needed that today. 😂

What is this ... a world for ants ?

@@samtoughman3928 How are we expected to teach children if they can't even fit inside the building?!?

Fun fact: I am inside your walls

@@321findusFun fact: I’m in yours

​@@Evanz111Fun fact: I'm in both of your walls at the same time.

@@josipkefer6031fun fact: I’m in you

Fun fact, Elvis says this at 19:21 silly. Clearly someone didn't watch the video before commenting

me too 😂😂😂 the center for ants scene was HILARIOUS

It did become a meme, particularly for small image files that were hard to read or make out.

"The center has to be atleast....3 times bigger than this!"

@@sebswede9005 HAHAHHAHAHHAHAH

It's strange how many times I can force that reference in my day to day life

That line caught me so off guard when I first saw it I stood up and walked around laughing, I was so glad I was at home, completely inconsolable

A CENTER FOR ANTS???? I can't 💀

Yeah Derek and Hansel are more the butt of the joke. Every model in these movies is ridiculous and weird so All doesn’t really stand out. I thought it was hilarious

Yeah, every model so far has been a weirdo and dumb, even the modern dj was a weirdo, saying it was weird for all to be a weirdo as well seemed like a reach.

I made a different comment here, but yea the gap, caused some fun to play in vs having a sequel less than 5 years later. I like to believe the planet Earth turns slowly

And lets be honest "All" is a lot more normal than actual people that think they are nonbinary. I've seen (some) of those acting absolutely revolting and weird in public.

Non-binary people are pretty weird let’s be honest here

"What is this: a center for ants?!?" Would you believe that line was improvised by Zoolander, which is probably why Will Ferrell and Todd are surprised by that line?

saw it in theaters and the whole theater laughed 😭

At least the second one didn't feel like a cash grab, it just felt like they all wanted to hang out and act goofy

It's better than most sequels that come so long after the original.

​@@tommytt2233honestly with this mix of actors, I couldn't ask for more tbh. Mugatu was lowkey giving me representation lmao

Zoolander 2 was a bit of a let down, it wasn't bad, just not peek. . I liked it for what it was but I feel like it's a 55/45 to the sequel being better if it was made a couple years later vs this era but who knows. . Either way I had fun with the sequel so definitely a good sequel. . It beats Shrek 3 in terms of staying on brand in a aense

The genuine anger but still in thar funky voice, bye 💀

His power is coming in me

Huh

Same

*Pardon?*

HUH⁉️

Well, this IS Derek Zolander you're taking with, after all...

"The files are IN the computer!!!!!" Lmfaaaaoooooooooooo I wish I had gotten this when I saw it for 5 bux at target 😭

It's literally the FUNNIEST thing Will Ferrell's done in years, and in film. And I actually LIKE Will Ferrell as an actor(certainly more than Adam Sandler, because unlike Sandler, Ferrell has been trying more often). But when was the last time Adam Sandler was funny? I literally can't remember a time when he was funny. But with Will Ferrell, I remember him being funny in both Zoolander movies, Step Brothers(in my opinion), and maybe Talladega Nights, and the 1st Anchorman? Will Ferrell is pretty funny when he REALLY tries, especially in those films, hes like Adam Sandberg, but managed to be funnier for a longer time, or maybe, that's just me? Or maybe, it's Maybelline?

Omg I just commented that line. "The files are IN the computer!!!!" It's such a classic, with the big ass candy Mac LMAO omg

@@nailinthefashion Everytime I have to find something on my computer that goes through my head. "They're in the computer...it's so simple."

@@sualocin (glances over at a cartoonish sledgehammer) 👀

It ain't just the internet

Lmfaso😂😂😂

Was that AFTER the corrupt arms deal with thatcher? Parody imitating life.

Your Mom has great taste 😉

​@@MScoachDANIMy Mom loves the first Zoolander too, so I also grew up watching it myself, and me and my Mom still quote the first "Zoolander", all the time, especially the center for ants part, and the part with Mugatu saying he's taking crazy pills. Because I was randomly thinking about these movies too, and how Will Ferrell ALSO used to be, in both of them; and if they made a 3rd one; don't say I didn't predict it; by turning left. But, one more question: but, why male models?

What an awesome mom

@@nailinthefashion Thank you, for the compliment! And I also loved both Zoolander movies, myself. Even if the 2nd one isn't really "bad", just a little bit disappointing, and not as good as the 1st one, but they're both worth watching either way. Really, I can think of at least a few Ben Stiller films worth watching: both "Zoolander" films; "Dodgeball"; and especially; "Tropic Thunder". Me and my Mom have seen all of those films as a family, so I have good memories of all those films; especially Tropic Thunder, because I didn't think I'd get to see that one in theaters, back in 2008. And Dodgeball, I remember not being able to see it, but getting it on DVD, and seeing it on TV. Ben Stiller plays a really good sociopathic villain in Dodgeball, and Vince Vaguhn, does great as the main character. I just wish Dodgeball and Tropic Thunder could've gotten a sequel... but at least both "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story", and "Tropic Thunder", are 2 of my favorite Ben Stiller movies, and both "Zoolander", films, are my favorite films he's been in, but Tropic Thunder comes dangerously close to stealing that spotlight away. Because of how hilarious it was. I also remember "Tropic Thunder", being both the first film I saw in theaters with my Mom back in 2008, for my 15th birthday(because 2008 was the year I turned 15; and Tropic Thunder came out around that time; had Robert Downey Jr., Jack Black; Brandon Jackson, and some other guy besides Ben Stiller(whos name i cant remember, but he reminded me of the skinny dude from "Superbad"; not Michael Cera; who was also in Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, another awesome film, but I mean Superbad, which had that one guy; Mclovin, and in my opinion, both Superbad and Scott Pilgrim, are both amazingly great films, and Michael Cera's best performances). But I've never gotten either film on DVD, but I've seen both movies on TV, and that's cool though. But the 1st DVD I got, after Dodgeball, was Tropic Thunder; although; unfortunately, my DVD for Tropic Thunder broke a few years ago. Like literally broke; into pieces. It stopped working one time, and then broke in half. It's too bad; Tropic Thunder, is one of the BEST movies ever made; ever. It's the thing that reignited the careers of: Jack Black, Robert Downey Jr, and even Ben Stiller for awhile. I'm only saying, it'd be great to see a 2nd Tropic Thunder...with the same cast, but I guess it's also maybe better this way? So we don't accidentally somehow see one of the best movies ever made get a disappointing sequel. Also, sorry if my comment went on longer than I expected. But thanks for listening either way.

Shhhhh you were right all along 🌈✨️

his best work is still Tropic Thunder, imo, by a mile. nothing comes close.

@@bottomlefto tropic thunder is great but not because of Stiller.

@@AaronHendu he wrote and directed the film, what are you talking about

I agree completely. I've seen all of those movies, and they're great, and me and my Mom quote Zoolander, even now. And "Tropic Thunder", was the first film I ever saw with my Mom back in 2008, in theaters, when I was 15; and the first DVD I ever owned, along with "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story". It's too bad both dvd's broke a long time ago...because I still love those films. And while I wanted to see Zoolander on DVD, that never happened, same thing with the Ben Stiller & Owen Wilson "Starksy & Hutch" movie they were in together, which was like the Ben Stiller version of "Rush Hour"; the film trilogy that Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan did together. I loved those movies too, and Jackie Chan is a pretty awesome guy too. Nothing to add, I just wanted to say he's cool.

I kind of miss that time. It sounds weird to say considering what a trainwreck 2016 was but damn... People get mad at anything and everyone today.

I still mock those morons.

yeah, "non binary" is still a absolute joke. its just not alloed to be joked about. to be fair, it would be like making fun of anorexic people though. these people need help. What they dont need is for their nonsense to be reinforced like the equivolent of a pro anorexia group teaching people how to more easily throw up or hide their food.

Man in 1960s: "Doing blackface only recently became something you cannot make jokes about. 1950 was a completely different time."

@@noellethomas2589 yeah all those democrats really sholdnt have been doing that. So anyway, when are you having your dcik cut off?

It's none taken, guardless.

Third genders and the concept of gender as an ever-changing spectrum have been around for thousands of years in various cultures. Two-Spirit in certain indigenous American groups, a four gender spectrum in Dine communities, Hijras in South Asian countries, tomboy as a distinct gender in late 1800s England, Mukhannathun in pre-Islamic Arabia (this one in particular outdates even Christianity), in pre-colonial India there was barely even a distinction between genders and most of the God(esse)s were portrayed as gender and sexfluid, Aristophanes (and Plato to some extent- really depends on when in his life we're discussing) believed that male and female came from the original androgynous sex, Mesopotamian tablets contain various references to people who were neither man nor woman. I could go on ad infinitum. The way we see gender in our portion of the earth (assuming you're from a Western country, probably North America) is bizarre relative to other historical and even modern attitudes on the subject. Why does it bother you so much that people want to express themselves outside of your narrow world view?

@@noellethomas2589 because humans are binary.

​@@AshrielDrummer ah yes, your enlightened argumentantion has just showed everyone how intelligent and well educated about the topic you are, and here was I thinking you were an IDIOT

So you’d prefer if minorities have zero representation? Everyone must always be straight, white, cis, hetero, and Christian? A certain group of people from the 1930s certainly would’ve loved that

@@noellethomas2589 You make yourself a minority via BS that ain't a sexuality or Trans. You lack actual gender dysphoria. Like Trans people are supposed to have. You wanna be oppressed so bad you ask to be thrown off buildings with gays in the Middle East. BTW Muslims are worse for LGBT people than Christians in the world...

You too? I also love Zoolander's films. And so does my Mom. But she did know about the 2nd one, which I thought was going to be the 3rd one, and not the first one, you know?

This 1000%

how do you figure that?

Yep, same here...

watch Hustle.

Same here

@@Sand-Walker13 Same. Me and my Mom quote the movie because of how great it was. I don't get why people don't like it or didn't like it at first. The second one? Maybe? But I could see myself enjoying both Zolanders. But the part about Derek's wife and father being dead was definitely the saddest thing in the movie. Also, I didn't even know there was a second Zoolander until this video. How did I miss out on this?

Third genders and the concept of gender as an ever-changing spectrum have been around for thousands of years in various cultures. Two-Spirit in certain indigenous American groups, a four gender spectrum in Dine communities, Hijras in South Asian countries, tomboy as a distinct gender in late 1800s England, Mukhannathun in pre-Islamic Arabia (this one in particular outdates even Christianity), in pre-colonial India there was barely even a distinction between genders and most of the God(esse)s were portrayed as gender and sexfluid, Aristophanes (and Plato to some extent- really depends on when in his life we're discussing) believed that male and female came from the original androgynous sex, Mesopotamian tablets contain various references to people who were neither man nor woman. I could go on ad infinitum. The way we see gender in our portion of the earth (assuming you're from a Western country, probably North America) is bizarre relative to other historical and even modern attitudes on the subject. Why does it bother you so much that people want to express themselves outside of your narrow world view?

@@noellethomas2589 there is no 3rd. There is no function they would facilitate in nature, reproduction etc. It's a fanstay and your opening words told me everything I needed to know about your indoctrination. All 3rd imaginings vanish when a society is no longer rich and comfortable. Its a symptom of something very wrong in our minds, as a society and marks yet another step toward our own ruination. If you don't see its contribution to our endless march toward the end of the West, then I won't waste our time trying to convince someone who uses far flung societies that either once existed or that I view as far beneath the quality of our own (I hope that triggers) doesn't help to sway me. You told me nothing i haven't heard before. I can't wait to see the public turn on this idea, in the form it's taken in recent years. Parents are the mechanism through which this ends, in its current form, and calms it's nonsense down back to the privacy of people lives, where it belongs.

How does it feel? Being wrong?

@@tanker00v25 someone doesn't understand words, context or accuracy. As the statement above is an opinion, clearly its an interpretation of someone, i.e. me. If you consider anything said to be wrong, well, let's see them big brained chops convince he of how. But, your reply would have contained that already, if you knew how to explain your feelings. Your opinion. Unlike me, who has slowly developed an opinion over half a lifetime of experience and learning, _you_ lead with the topic of Feelings.... very telling that this is how you conduct yourself. All feelings. No thought. I've given you a far clearer and more specific reply that you deserve, but I wanted you to see how a reply which addresses the stupid things another says, would look

be careful the weirdos will come out of the woodwork