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Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) Movie Reviews

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Movie critics combined give Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) a score of 2.5970 out of 4

based on (350) reviews

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Excellent

(18)

Very Good

(231)

Good

(80)

Fair

(17)

Poor

(4)

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DVDActive (Pete Roberts)

The film isn’t without it’s flaws but you can never go past the fact that it’s just plain fun. Most of the old jokes aren’t nearly as funny the second (or third) time around and some of the new jokes fall flatter than a pancake,...read the complete Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) review at DVDActive (Pete Roberts)

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The Movie Chicks

Shagadelic spy, Austin Powers (Mike Myers), is back. He's once again taking on his arch-enemy, Dr. Evil (Mike Myers), and his band of evildoers: Mini Me (Verne Troyer), Scott (Seth Green), Number Two (Robert Wagner) and Frau Farbissina (Mindy...read the complete Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) review at The Movie Chicks

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iofilm.co.uk (The Wolf)

Myers has not exactly come of age, but feels entirely comfortable in his many guises....read the complete Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) review at iofilm.co.uk (The Wolf)

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Flipside Movie Emporium (Rob Vaux)

The Austin Powers series has seemingly reach critical mass, and people will clearly flock to these movies regardless of content. It's sad that a guaranteed winner would elicit such a poor effort from the creative people involved. We're gonna...read the complete Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) review at Flipside Movie Emporium (Rob Vaux)

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Slate (David Edelstein)

Let us quickly dispel the notion that a great low comedy demands a great narrative—or a narrative at all. Coherence? Consistency? Suspense? Oh, behave. Those who complain that Austin Powers in Goldmember (New Line) is less a real movie than a bloated...read the complete Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) review at Slate (David Edelstein)

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