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This movie was very disappointing, although that's not a surprise- who actually thought it would be good?? We're in the era of remakes because nobody wants to risk losing money by being original anymore. This movie lacks all of the charm, humor, and uniqueness of the original film. If this movie came out today on its own, without there ever having been the original one, it would have just been another lame movie that no one would remember. It rides off your knowledge of the original movie and really just makes you want to turn it off and go watch Mean Girls. The characters are all shallowly developed, the premise tries so hard to be current for today's teens, they shove agendas in left and right, and it just feels like an over-dramatic and pathetic money-grab. There is no Regina George but Rachel McAdams. There is no Cady aside from Lindsay Lohan. There is no ANY of these characters aside from the originals! And no offense, but the guy playing Aaron Samuels in this one has NOTHING on Jonathan Bennett. This movie didn't bother at all to show HOW Cady became a mean girl. The girl playing Cady in this one never went through that development. They just said, oh yeah, she's mean now because we have to keep the movie going along... And they really had to remove Cady's dad? Really? Why? To show that single parents exist? We know that. Why not just let her keep her dad? Geeze.. Watching this just really makes you appreciate how fantastic the original movie is and they could not even come close to re-creating that. I will never watch this again xoxo

Fantastic show! If there is anybody else wondering why it is rated TV-MA but can't find a reason why, here it is: language (many F bombs), nudity (back nudity for male and female, brief chest nudity of women), some graphic images, although nothing too bad compared to what other war movies typically show, and some sequences of intensity/drama. There isn't an extravagance of sexual content, which is actually REALLY nice. It is done respectfully and does NOT feel gratuitous/disgustingly in your face with the sexual content. Everybody in this show brought their A-game with the acting, too. Very emotionally resonant and well-written show. Character-driven.

This is one of those movies where you can tell who watched it when it came out and who didn't see it until later. The reviews that say how bad this movie is and how much people hate It goes to show that they probably did not watch it until after it came out or when they were older. Having grown up watching this movie, There are few others that have as many quotable moments as zoolander does. It's just a classic. Hardly wholesome or meaningful, But for what it is, It is funny and entertaining and doesn't get old. The kind of humor that they had 20 years ago is not tolerated nowadays, Which is why movies from that era are generally a lot funnier than what comes Out now. The sequel to zoolander was just so awful, But the original movie hasn't lost its charm after 20 plus years.