Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

This movie is really funny. This movie was hilarious but incredibly inappropriate. ... Full Review

(andPOP) - Funnyman MIKE MYERS is set to return as super spy AUSTIN POWERS in a fourth movie in the successful series. ... Full Review

As said before, even at its worst, Austin Powers is still pretty funny. Just yesterday I was thinking about how the original Austin Powers movie came out ten years ago and then got to wondering whether they would ever try to make a fourth movie. ... Full Review

enjoy Austin Powers....the Bond movies, ever more gaudy and excessive, were decadence on a grand scale.....Austin Powers, frozen in 1967 and revived in 1997, remains blissfully ignorant..... ... Full Review

In the best moments, Roach explains how Myers and Hurley pulled off the movie's amazing, and beautifully orchestrated, sight gags (including Hurley's taking a bite out of a sausage that conveniently covers Austin's privates as he cavorts in the background). ... Full Review

With that, I'd like to say that Austin Powers is shagadelic, baybee! Oh lord, Mike Myers was hilarious, especially as Dr. Evil. ... Full Review

Austin Powers" is pure mindless fun..... ... Full Review

Elizabeth Hurley, in the Priscilla Presley babe-sidekick role, has more spunk than you'd expect, and she's so gorgeous you can see why Austin is head over bellbottoms for her. Myers, who also wrote the film, creates only the thinnest pretense of a plot, but he has a good time sending up '60s-movie cliches. ... Full Review

When Dr. Evil is asked why he doesn't just shoot Austin Powers, he replies, 'No, I've got a better idea. The scene after Austin admits to shagging Allotta Fagina, and tries to cope with the fact that he's not living in the sixties anymore, manages to be both touching and funny at the same time. ... Full Review

What's more poignant than funny is how the ever-lecherous Austin, with his pinstripes and pyorrhea (English dental jokes abound), is introduced to post-AIDS sexuality. PG-13 for nudity, sex-related dialogue and humor. Art director Daniel Olexiewicz. ... Full Review