Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

ThedevilChoose When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

AmberStine Only you would put child sacrifice in a movie and release it as a comedy. We see you, and every person who appeared in this movie. The world is waking up. #TheGreatAwakening

Andrew Pelechaty Making long-after sequels to classic comedies is risky: while "Clerks 2" and "Anchorman 2" got away with it, "Zoolander 2" - released 15 (!) years after the cult original - is a giant waste of time.Yes, the film tries to tick all the nostalgic boxes, with plenty of references to the original - nearly everyone from the first film returns - and plenty of celebrity cameos, but it's not as inspired as the original. Even attempts to parody the ridiculousness of fashion don't work, coming off as embarrassing at times.The plot tries to incorporate spy elements and even some strange "Da Vinci Code" cult/conspiracy, but it still doesn't work. Derek (Ben Stiller) and Hansel (Owen Wilson) are the exact same idiots from 15 years ago (which was endearing and funny back in 2001), only Derek has a son and Hansel has a family with a bizarre orgy group. So is there anything good about this movie? Justin Bieber's death is entertainingly violent, it's great to see the gorgeous Penelope Cruz again, and Benedict Cumberbatch has a ball playing a pretentious, gender-fluid model.If you love "Zoolander", ignore this garbage and watch the original for the millionth time. It'd be a much better use of your time.

johnmwilson-99153 This film, regardless of what the young'uns say, carried on beautifully with the mocking critique it gives of its contemporary zeitgeist. Zoolander 2 takes the same noughties style, post-modern, south park-esque delight in mocking everything in pop culture it can and applies it to an era which is defined by how seriously one takes oneself and the levels of offence one can exclaim to have felt for anything. For me, there are some wonderful, laugh out loud moments in this film, Benedict Cumberbatch's appearance as 'All' was one of the highlights.In fairness it didn't quite meet the levels of the last film for the quality of the jokes, but the ironically low score it got on here made up for that. Well worth a watch if you're over 30 and enjoyed the first film

yufeii This is horrendous. The entire movie was so messy and atrocious.I didn't even know what exactly they were talking about the whole HOUR I sat there watching, trying my best not to get consumed by anger. I'm glad to see the rating did not go above 5. I legitimately walked out an hour after sitting there and getting my mind tortured by this piece of sh*t.