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Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) Rank 2 Reviews
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Salon (Laura Miller)
Salon.com (Laura Miller)
artechock (Karin Basso-Ricci)
eFilmCritic.com (Oz)
Film Threat (--)
Film Values/Family Values (H. Arthur Taussig)
New York Times (Janet Maslin)
The film's singlemindedness is so dauntless and just plain nutty that it's hard to resist. ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at New York Times (Janet Maslin)
Cineclub-Filmkritik
Mutant Reviewers From Hell
25frames.org (Hermann Withalm)
Boxoffice Magazine
Box Office Magazine
Pop Entertainment.com
Andrew Hicks (Andrew Hicks)
Scott Renshaw's Screening Room (Scott Renshaw)
Myers and director Jay Roach seem to have no sense of how long is too long to stick with an extended gag. ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at Scott Renshaw's Screening Room (Scott Renshaw)
Mr. Brown's Movies (Michael Dequina)
Globe and Mail (--)
Steve Rhodes
Austin, the best secret agent of the British during the psychedelic 60s, chases Dr. Evil into the future when Dr. Evil gets himself frozen and propelled into 1997 in a gigantic Big Boy statue. Austin's sidekick in the past, a la Mrs. Peel from "The ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at Steve Rhodes
E. Benjamin Kelsey
AUSTIN POWERS cannot even closely come to being classified among these. It cannot even come close to being classified among TOMMY BOY, BILLY MADISON, HAPPY GILMORE, and even WAYNE'S WORLD, all of which were pretty good really. It is better than BEVERLY ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at E. Benjamin Kelsey
Cinematter (Matt Williams)
Austin Powers is an uneven combination spoof of spy movies and 1960s psychedelia. Mike Myers is Austin Powers, the supercool superspy in 1967 London. When his nemesis Dr. Evil (a Blofeld clone also played by Myers) launches himself into orbit in ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at Cinematter (Matt Williams)
Cinema Laser (Derek M. Germano)
Powers was the epitome of cool back in the sixties. Unfortunately, in the nineties Powers is anything but, and he moves from one social blunder to another. Myers’ screenplay also relishes in making fun of what’s cool in the nineties. Actually, much ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at Cinema Laser (Derek M. Germano)
LeisureSuit.net
In the spring of '97 I saw Austin Powers twice in the theatre--very unusual for me--and caught it again as soon as it was on pay-per-view. Eventually renters would be discovering the picture and shouts of "Yeah, baby!" and "Do I make you horny??" would ...read the complete Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie review at LeisureSuit.net
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