Directed by:
Jay RoachScreenplay:
Mike MyersCinematography:
Peter DemingComposer:
George S. ClintonCast:
Mike Myers, Elizabeth Hurley, Michael York, Mimi Rogers, Robert Wagner, Seth Green, Fabiana Udenio, Mindy Sterling, Charles Napier, Will Ferrell, Monet Mazur (more)VOD (1)
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World-class playboy and part-time secret agent from the 1960s, Austin Powers emerges after thirty years in a cryogenic state to battle his lifelong nemesis Dr. Evil alongside agent Vanessa Kensington, daughter of his original sidekick. In a modern world he is starting to get to know, can he succeed? Oh, behave! (Icon Film Distribution)
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An entertaining bit of fun, which was only missing a bit more wildness to become my personal cult favorite, where the second installment succeeded. However, here is a perfect caricature of family intrigues performed by the Evil family and Austin gets his mojo going in very promising directions. The original audio is a must.
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Mike Myers relishes the role of both Austin Powers and Dr. Evil to the fullest, which is why there were times when he overstepped certain boundaries of quality humor and instead made it seem like a cheesy and foul comedy. But whatever! I can't deny that I did laugh at times, so I certainly don't want to relegate this film to somewhere in the garbage. It's just a relaxing film that amuses and disgusts at times.
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Austin Powers entertained me, Dr. Evil was perfect, and Mike Myers’s enthusiasm was incredibly infectious. There were a few weak moments, for which I couldn't give it five stars but, fortunately, there weren’t too many of them. A hilarious film that made me laugh a lot.
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An enjoyable parody with an iconic main character and main villain. I enjoyed the wacky humour and the fairly good pace that doesn't get boring. Likewise, a lot of the ideas and gags are divine. But it's still "just" Austin Powers...:D
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I never thought I'd get to this series again. Eventually, though, I did get around to it. It's sometimes quite funny, and I genuinely laughed at some lines, mainly because the humor is beautifully childish, which appealed to me at times. But as a whole, it's just a total mess.
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