Zoolander Director: Ben Stiller Cast: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell, Christine Taylor
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- DVD Release Date: 03/12/2002
- Original Release: 2001
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- Sales Rank: 8,571
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Features
Commentary by Ben Stiller and writers Drake Sather and John Hamburg; five deleted scenes; with commentary by Ben Stiller; five extended scenes with commentary by Ben Stiller; outtakes; two original skits from the VH1/ Vogue Fashion Awards, 1996/97; music video: "Start The Commotion" by the Wiseguys; promotional spots; photo galleries; alternate end title sequence
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1 --
0. Scene Selection
1. An Empty Vessel [:15]
2. Blue Steel [:12]
3. Fashion Awards [:13]
4. "Who Am I?" [:20]
5. Brint, Rufus and Meekus [1:46]
6. Eugoogoly [:52]
7. Balls Models [1:10]
8. Coal Mining Country, Southern New Jersey [2:43]
9. Maury Calls Mugatu [3:53]
10. Working for the Weekend [1:48]
11. "Who's Winning the Match?" [:02]
12. The New Face of Derelicte [3:07]
13. Relax [2:23]
14. "I Was at a Daiye Spa" [1:55]
15. Archie and Matilda on the Case [1:20]
16. "Dere-lick My Balls" [1:04]
17. The Walk Off [:45]
18. "I'm Not an Ambi-turner" [2:45]
19. World's Greatest Hand Model [4:24]
20. Hansel's Loft [1:47]
21. In the Soil Room [2:48]
22. "Thanks for the Freakfest" [2:36]
23. Breaking Into Balls [:03]
24. Man and Machine [:36]
25. Archie Knows the Trigger [4:06]
26. The Derelicte Show [:33]
27. "They're Breakdance Fighting" [4:01]
28. "Where Did All the Files Go?" [:02]
29. "Magnum!" [1:14]
30. Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good [5:51]
Editorial Reviews
A movie that began life as a skit for the 1996 VH1 Fashion Awards, Zoolander survived expansion to the big screen with its belly laughs intact. Writer-director Ben Stiller portrays Derek Zoolander, a male supermodel eclipsed by hot newcomer Hansel (Owen Wilson), whose stoner chic makes Zoolander look like last season’s leftover. A titanic battle of the egos ensues as these two world-class airheads jockey for runway supremacy. Of course, the fact that neither star looks like a male model makes the whole thing that much funnier. About as subtle as a Bob Mackie sequined evening gown, Zoolander is an over-the-top spoof of the fashion world peppered with moments of deliciously dead-on satire. It boasts some truly hilarious set pieces and throwaway bits -- watch for the carefree romp at a filling station that ends in "tragedy." The cast includes Stiller’s entire family: his wife, Christine Taylor, portrays a spunky girl reporter who uncovers a nefarious plot involving a megalomaniac fashion designer, and his dad, Jerry, appears as a sleazy agent. Stiller's mom, Anne Meara, shows up in a cameo, as do numerous celebrities and fashionistas. Amid the scattershot proceedings, Wilson's idiosyncratic charms allow him rise well above the fray -- whether he’s posing in a tiara or engaging in a tense runway "walk-off" with his archrival. Yes, Zoolander is a one-joke movie, but when the joke is this funny, who cares? Kryssa Schemmerling, Barnes & Noble
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