Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me Reviews

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Alyssa Bereznak
The Ringer
March 26, 2019
Against all odds, Myers's wacky step-and-repeat characters remain enduringly entertaining.
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Tim Dirks
AMC Filmsite
July 6, 2010
The film opened with a Star Wars-styled text scrolling, about how Austin Powers was frozen in 1967 and defrosted in the 90s to battle his nemesis Dr. Evil. After succeeding and banishing Evil, Powers settled down with his newly-wed wife Vanessa...
Full Review | Original Score: A+
Rob Gonsalves
eFilmCritic.com
July 23, 2007
It's gone from being a hip little party to being a big bash where the stars turn out.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5

Film Threat
December 6, 2005
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
John R. McEwen
Film Quips Online
February 8, 2003
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5

Film Threat
December 8, 2002
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
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Edward Guthmann
San Francisco Chronicle
June 18, 2002
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Graham Verdon
TNT's Rough Cut
January 1, 2000
Packs as many jokes per minute as the original!
Drew McAnulty
Jam! Movies
January 1, 2000
Star Wars take heed, there is a disturbance in the Force, and it has bad teeth.
Brian Webster
Apollo Guide
January 1, 2000
Original Score: 72/100
Oz
eFilmCritic.com
January 1, 2000
A strong stand alone comedy, and a welcome return to the screen for fans of Mike Myers' work!
Full Review | Original Score: 5/5
Eugene Novikov
Film Blather
January 1, 2000
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
Matt Easterbrook
Matt's Movie Reviews
January 1, 2000
Original Score: 8/10
Joe Leydon
MSNBC
January 1, 2000
Don't think, just laugh.
Jeanne Aufmuth
Palo Alto Weekly
January 1, 2000
An action-packed and energetic ode to the 60s, and every spy movie ever made.
Original Score: 8/10
Sandra Ramani
Citysearch
January 1, 2000
Fast-paced, nonsensical, and often hilarious!
Lawrence Toppman
Charlotte Observer
January 1, 2000
To the short list of movie sequels better than the originals, we can add another name: Austin Powers - The Spy Who Shagged Me!
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Julie Hinds
San Jose Mercury News
January 1, 2000
If anyone can give Star Wars a run for its money this summer, it's the horny hero of this very funny comedy.
David Elliott
San Diego Union-Tribune
January 1, 2000
There is a shageriffic bonus: not just a return by Robert Wagner, but a dead-on parody of Wagner by Rob Lowe.
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Janet Maslin
New York Times
January 1, 2000
Despite an oversupply of bathroom jokes and scattered scenes that play like outtakes, this is still a crafty, intermittently hilarious comedy.
Original Score: 3/5
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