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A light and goofy comedy which provides laughs, largely due to performances and screenwriting by Myers.
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Owen Gleiberman
We may not need as many Austin Powers movies as there are James Bond pictures, but one or two more might be nice. April 1, 2008 | Full Review…
We may not need as many Austin Powers movies as there are James Bond pictures, but one or two more might be nice.
John F. Kelly
Jay Roach directed with just the right amount of period tackiness. April 1, 2008 | Full Review…
Jay Roach directed with just the right amount of period tackiness.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
The originals were spoofs in their own way, too, unless you really believe that secret agents look more like Sean Connery than Aldrich Ames. April 1, 2008 | Full Review…
The originals were spoofs in their own way, too, unless you really believe that secret agents look more like Sean Connery than Aldrich Ames.
Rita Kempley
A loving paean to Bond, Flint, Helm and their ilk (as well as a myriad of outlandish villains), the film knows its turf and only missteps when it ventures into more contemporary territory. April 1, 2008
A loving paean to Bond, Flint, Helm and their ilk (as well as a myriad of outlandish villains), the film knows its turf and only missteps when it ventures into more contemporary territory.
Leonard Klady
It would take a stone face not to crumple at Austin's dodgy catchphrases and irrepressible sexual desperation. June 24, 2006 | Full Review…
It would take a stone face not to crumple at Austin's dodgy catchphrases and irrepressible sexual desperation.
Trevor Johnston
A few stalling subplots slow down the pace of what is otherwise a routinely amusing parody full of hysterical nods to 007 and every other iteration of agents of espionage. September 9, 2020 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
A few stalling subplots slow down the pace of what is otherwise a routinely amusing parody full of hysterical nods to 007 and every other iteration of agents of espionage.
Mike Massie
The main joke of the film - and boy, is it flogged to death - is that Powers 'retro, hetero and (in his own words)' shag-adelic 'approach to spying is completely inappropriate in the 1990's. [Full Review in Spanish] April 23, 2020 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
The main joke of the film - and boy, is it flogged to death - is that Powers 'retro, hetero and (in his own words)' shag-adelic 'approach to spying is completely inappropriate in the 1990's. [Full Review in Spanish]
Leigh Paatsch
Quote not available. August 10, 2012 | Rating: B+
Emanuel Levy
This shagadelic James Bond spoof isn't for kids. January 2, 2011 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
This shagadelic James Bond spoof isn't for kids.
Scott G. Mignola
The film opened in the year 1967, "Somewhere outside Las Vegas," where bald Dr. Evil (Mike Myers) (modeled after Blofeld in the James Bond films), first seen stroking a white furry cat (named Mr. Bigglesworth)... July 6, 2010 | Rating: A+ | Full Review…
The film opened in the year 1967, "Somewhere outside Las Vegas," where bald Dr. Evil (Mike Myers) (modeled after Blofeld in the James Bond films), first seen stroking a white furry cat (named Mr. Bigglesworth)...
Tim Dirks
...contains its fair share of bathroom humor, much of it childish, a lot of it gross, and some of it hilarious. November 30, 2008 | Rating: 6/10 | Full Review…
...contains its fair share of bathroom humor, much of it childish, a lot of it gross, and some of it hilarious.
John J. Puccio
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