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go out of style. Ben Stiller's satire continues to be a fan favorite... As many times as you've watched the epic moments in the movie and multiple interactions between Derek and Hansel, there are still many things you didn't know about the film. Put on that Blue Steel and read the second part of "15 things you didn't know about Zoolander." Number 8: Homeless People Mugatu's "Derelicte" line was a real trend unveiled by John Galliano. Number 9: Stiller forgot his text Stiller once forgot the text

The work of art that I chose is a still from director Noah Baumbach from the film “While We’re Young” starring actor Ben Stiller. My initial reaction to this was how much different this film looks from modern-day filmmaking. This film was only released not too long ago, in 2015, but it was shot on 35mm film. Most new release films are shot on a digital format. The main reason for this is because of how expensive it is to shoot a movie on traditional film. To put this into perspective, a 1,000’ roll

Rogerian Argument: Tropic Thunder The movie “Tropic Thunder” is a comedy about five actors who set out to create a movie about a Vietnam veteran’s experience. The actors self-absorbed, attitudes caused them to look fake and over-dramatic. As a last minute last hope effort, the director sent these five actors to, what he believes, is where the war actually happened. Soon after arriving to this unknown land, the director is blown up by an old land mine. The actors then find themselves trapped in

Generation’s View of Reality Ben Stiller’s 1994 film, Reality Bites, portrays the broad based struggles of America’s twentysomethings through a lighthearted glimpse into the lives of the movie’s main characters. Four friends, recently graduated from college, find themselves over-educated and under-employed, a theme reiterated in the lives of many Generation Xers according to critic Marilyn Gardner. She states, “unemployment is higher for those under 25 then it is for the workforce

example, music by Swedish folk/rock band Junip and David Bowie affected the impact of their respective scenes in that they brought a sense of bravery, excitement, and happiness to them, adding to the movie’s message and plot. Director and star Ben Stiller additionally uses numerous camera techniques to add to these scenes and uses them to portray specific feelings and emotion throughout the film. The focus will be on three scenes and the use of camera movement and techniques in each of them. The

A toilet-trained cat may seem like something only Hollywood could dream up, but you really can teach your cat to use the potty - and say goodbye to kitty litter forever. Inspired by a scene in the Ben Stiller film Meet the Parents, Jo Lapidge created the Litter Kwitterafter she grew tired of cleaning up her cat's litter. The potty training system is so effective that Lapidge claims it takes less time to toilet train a cat than a child. Cats bury their waste in their litter largely to get rid of the

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is a fantasy drama that adventures through Ben Stiller's portrayal of the classic short story by James Thurber. Walter Mitty (played by Ben Stiller) starts off the story as a simple negative assets worker for LIFE magazine. To escape his bland reality he imagines amazing fictional realities where he is brave, strong, and famous. When the magazine company gets bought out, Walter is entrusted with the last cover photo from Sean O'Connel (Sean Penn). Consequently the

In the film, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Walter Mitty (played by Ben Stiller) devotes his time at work with Life Magazine as a Negative Assets Manager. As a low paid position, he makes sure that Life Magazines photographer Sean O'Connell's work gets published. As the corporation is changing from physical to digital, the pressure goes up to make sure the last cover is greater than ever. Walter misplaces the important photo sent by Sean O'Connell that was intended to be used on the front

player ever to win all four major titles: the PGA Championship, the Masters, the U.S. Open, and the British Open. A month later, he successfully defended his 1999 title at the PGA Championship in a playoff victory, becoming only the second player (after Ben Hogan in 1953) to win three major titles in one year. He won the Canadian Open, his fifth tournament of the summer (out of the seven that he played), in September. Off the links, Woods was involved in a lengthy controversy in 2000 regarding his filming

The Triangular Silas Marner         As a result of betrayal, Silas Marner of George Eliot's so titled novel becomes a man in body without incurring any of the duties normally associated with nineteenth century working class adults. Eliot creates these unusual circumstances by framing our title-hero so it appears to his comrades that he has stolen money. Thereby, she effectively rejects innocent Marner from his community and causes him to lose his fiancé. At this pivotal moment in Marner's