Zoolander 2 | February 12, 2016 | Teaser Trailer on Page 6!

[DMan7]

I loved the first Zoolander this one just looks pretty stupid not funny stupid like the first one but stupid stupid, I think that type of humor is irrelevant in today's society either that or this just can't capture the magic which the first movie was able to capture.

[MrPink]

7 hours ago, CJohn said:

I am not sure about any of this.

 

Dat Justin Theroux tho.

[Sam]

Really looking forward to this. Will be a nice time at the theater after what's gonna go down next week for me.

[CJohn]

6 minutes ago, MrPink said:

Dat Justin Theroux tho.

I am glad Justin Theroux is abandoning this part of his life and going for more serious stuff.

[filmlover]

1 hour ago, Wrath said:

Wow, I didn't realize how badly Zoolander originally did at the box office. My expectations were way to high originally but are coming down quickly. Also, the trailers have been weak, and I've seen 5x as much marketing for PPZ than for Zoolander 2.

The original Zoolander did pretty well, actually. It was more of a cult hit along the lines of Austin Powers more than anything else (this has no hope of coming close to Austin Powers 2's numbers given how long it's been though).

[Avatree]

LOL this was great. Even funnier than the first one.

 

"I am retreating into hiding as a hermit crab, and I will be known only as Erik 2lander."

[RichWS]

Man, sequels to my favorite childhood/teen years comedies simply do not interest me.

[RichWS]

Man, sequels to my favorite childhood/teen years comedies simply do not interest me.

[Avatree]

Since there are no reviews, I'll write a full review later.

[Cmasterclay]

While I'm not feeling that this will be a huge hit for various reasons (I think a total close to D&D2 is probably reasonably, maybe a little below), using the box office of the original as proof is NOT a smart idea, considering Zoolander was absolutely devastated by 9/11. It came out two weeks after 9/11 and the first news reports of the attacks broke during an ad for this movie, for crying out loud. Until Potter in November, every element of pop culture was crushed by 9/11 fears, from box office to album sales to TV ratings. People were afraid to even leave their homes. Zoolander found a big time audience on DVD and TV, and terms like "Blue Steel" have become iconic in pop culture. Now, do I think that fandom will translate to dollars? Nah. I'm thinking an opening around 30 and a total in the high 70s. But that post-9/11 box office is a spurious variable.

[Avatree]

The only real gripe I have with this movie is that it should be R rated. Not PG-13.

[Ethan Hunt]

Just now, Total Treecall said:

The only real gripe I have with this movie is that it should be R rated. Not PG-13.

Your gripe about the movie is the rating?

[Avatree]

Just now, Ethan Hunt said:

Your gripe about the movie is the rating?

Yep. It's a gripe with the ratings board because the movie is like flawless 

 

It just made me a bit uncomfortable that there were kids in my screening, having to watch a film in which there is an orgy with Ariana Grande having a ball gag in her mouth and being called a useless bitch. There is some other really sexual stuff in it, way more than the first film. I found it funny personally but it should not have been rated PG-13 (12A here in the UK)

[Rman823]

First review on RT is a rotten 1/5. Hoping it's not another Dumb and Dumber 2.

[Blankments]

Finally got a trailer for this today with Hail, Caesar!

 

Kinda killed my hype, but I'm still seeing it Friday.

[DeeCee]

I forgot Trump had a little cameo in the first one.

[Blankments]

Updated predicts:

 

3-Day OW: 19M

4-Day OW: 22M

DOM: 52M

[Empire]

I am disappointed this is getting some awful reviews so far. I didn't expect it to get great reviews, but I didn't think they would be terrible. 

Edited February 10, 2016 by Empire

[filmlover]

Between the poor reviews and Deadpool overshadowing it on all fronts, yeah, this is pretty much screwed now.

[Halba]

this looks like a friggen turd