Not every sequel can capture the magic — or the audience numbers — of its predecessor. Just ask Ben Stiller about Zoolander 2. In an excerpt from David Duchovny‘s upcoming Fail Better ...

Stiller continued. “What scared me the most on that one was l’m losing what I think what’s funny, the questioning yourself... on Zoolander 2, it was definitely blindsiding to me.

And yet what “Zoolander 2” lacks in creativity —with not a single stand-alone moment that will live on as a YouTube clip —it occasionally almost makes up for in super-weirdness.

Zoolander —and, it seems Zoolander 2— is a comedy of extremes, and All is as much a parodic figure of indeterminate sexuality as Zoolander is of a shallow puddle of vain heterosexuality.

“Zoolander 2’s” deep bench of designer cameos includes Marc Jacobs, Tommy Hilfiger, Alexander Wang and Valentino (we won’t spoil a plot point but rest assured it goes way beyond the step ...