Director:
Ben StillerCámara:
Dan MindelMúsica:
Theodore ShapiroReparto:
Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell, Penélope Cruz, Kristen Wiig, Milla Jovovich, Justin Theroux, Benedict Cumberbatch, Justin Bieber, Jon Daly (más)Streaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
Han pasado 10 años desde que dejamos a Derek Zoolander inaugurando su "Centro para niños que no saben leer chachi" y las cosas no han ido nada bien. Debido a una serie de desastres Zoolander decide exiliarse ya que ha perdido "su fuego" y durante más de una década pasa a convertirse en un fantasma. Derek se verá obligado a volver al mundo de la moda cuando las estrellas de rock de todo el mundo comienzan a ser asesinadas y todo indica a que él es el único que puede resolver el misterio. En esta nueva aventura tendrá que afrontar todos sus miedos y su pasado para volver a convertirse en el número 1 de la pasarela. (Paramount Pictures España)
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A veces un poco más floja que la primera, a veces más «más de lo mismo», y al final, una gran diversión escandalosa, si te gusta el estilo de humor tan específico de Zoolander, que combina chifladura, sofisticación, hilaridad bizarra y lo absurdo. De todos modos, es un tiro al blanco para aquellos espectadores a los que les gustó la primera Zoolander, porque su secuela es algo muy parecido: una auténtica basura hecha por gente que tiene considerables dotes cinematográficas, gente que no es estúpida, tiene un don para el timing cómico y para varios estilos de humor, desde la comedia con cara seria a la gamberrada maníaca pasando por todo tipo de sátira y parodia. La película tiene un comienzo más lento, hay algunos puntos sordos y no todos los chistes funcionan, pero por ejemplo los últimos veinte minutos me reí casi sin parar. ()
Zoolander 2 is an unbelievably crazy and colourful madness, in which so many familiar faces appear during the 100-minute running time that you can't even keep track of it. The biggest downside was the fact that I only laughed my heart out about twice, otherwise it was more of an automatic smirk, which is a bit of a problem with comedy, but the truth is that I was never a fan of the first movie, so the mere thought that it was a stellar return after fifteen long years was enough to satisfy me. If there was a ten-star scale, I'd give it five out of ten – this way, it's only two stars, but with a plus. In short, a film that despite my low rating isn't bad, I just underestimated its humour and had an inappropriate course that I didn't quite like, but I still digested it, and without pain. ()
As a big fan of the first Zoolander, I was really looking forward to the second installment, but this? If it hadn’t been for the cast, I wouldn't have given any stars to this pathetic attempt to follow up the first installment. Mind-numbingly boring, nothing works, the script is terrible, the jokes aren’t funny, absolutely zero originality. This is what tea would taste like if you re-used the same bag 10 times. ()
I haven’t seen a cringier comedy for a long time, which I didn’t expect at all. And I must say that I didn’t even expect anything of the Zoolander sequel by default, since the first one years ago didn’t really excite me either. But people change, the times change and I thought that maybe, I could be a little bit more lenient with this kind of humor. But not only did Ben Stiller shoot total garbage, which could have been expected, it was also incredibly cringey, which I didn’t anticipate. When I was watching the movie, I felt embarrassed for him, and that doesn’t really happen often. At least Owen Wilson was there as Hansel and looked like he was actually from this world. ()
Zoolander 2: The central plot of the film is who killed Justin Bieber!!! Really? This is probably the biggest failure I've seen in a long time. Everyone overacts and and nobody is funny, on the contrary, I was ashamed of the performances many times. I only laughed about one time and that was with the very first line. Penelope Cruz's English is in places more terrifying than the film itself. Ben Stiller dropped to 0. 1* for the cameos by Susan Boyle and Katy Perry. Poor, barely watchable. 15%. ()
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