After two huge blockbuster comedies, the latest Austin Powers flick arrived with anticipation matching what certain boy wizard and another British secret agent receive. Goldmember slammed into ...
The most discouraging tossup question of the summer movie season: Which comedy franchise appears to be laboring harder to remain amusing, “Men in Black” or “Austin Powers”? Both began as witty and ...
; Aston Martin DB5? How about a 1975 Pimp Mobile? Octopussy, Natalya Simonova, Solitaire don't hold a candle to Vanessa Kensington, Felicity Shagwell, Foxy Cleopatra. And what about the villains? Jaws ...
Now that we've reached the third in the Austin Powers series, it's amusing to consider how much (in the space of only three films) they've come to parallel the James Bond films they spoof. To wit: ...
Picture this: Mike Myers as swinging agent Austin Powers meeting twin Japanese babes named Fook Mi and Fook Yu. Or Britney Spears hitting on Mini-Me (Verne Troyer). Or Fat Bastard (who Myers plays as ...
Anything short of a billion gajillion dollars isn’t pay enough to spoil the fun by describing the opening of Austin Powers in Goldmember. Well, maybe for a million — okay, for 10,000 simoleons.
Beyoncé Knowles is looking fine. Sitting astride a Ducati for Movieline, parting her perfect lips for Maxim, cavorting with Mike Myers for EW, the girl is indisputably golden. During her live ...
Austin Powers returns in the latest sequel, “Goldmember”. Dr. Evil continues to try to take over the world, this time with a new diabolical plan. He plans to use a “tractor beam” (note the quotes) to ...
Be amazed: It's been three years since the British superspy Austin Powers (Mike Myers) well and truly thwarted his arch-enemy Dr. Evil (Mike Myers) - along with Mini-Me (Verne Troyer), Number Two ...
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