10 Things You Didn't Know About AustinPowers

[@lemurdream]

"Allow myself to introduce...myself." That line still kills me.

[@greybushgames1]

My favorite was where he’s walking out saying hi to everyone and he says “hey there you are” The other guy says “hi do I know you” And Austin says “no but that’s where you are you’re there” It always cracks me up

[@kj6446]

Elizabeth Hurley hasn't aged a day in 30 years. Still gorgeous

[@samuelwetz8378]

Yep!!!

[@bengoldman5210]

Yes most definitely. Hugh Grant really screwed up on that one. It's like trading a juicy filet mignon for a 99cent burger from McDonald's.

[@olivergammon2467]

Agree would kill for a night with here then and know. Groovy

[@richcapo]

Well, she is the Devil after all.

[@gregboyington4896]

Nobody ages on DVD, silly.

[@CandEAdventures]

Watched this as a kid in the theater and laughed so hard my sides hurt. Nervously watched this again for the first time in about 15 years about a week ago to see how it held up. I was pleasantly surprised. Mike Myers is one of a kind and has given me a lot of laughs over the last 25 or more years.

[@catharticbeers4584]

CandE.Adventures before the office this was the most quotable movie in middle school lol

[@macdaddyjill]

Same here. I watched it a few weeks ago and it's still as funny as I remember it!

[@captainshyguy3175]

i remember everyone in middle school doing the Fat Bastard "baby back rib" jingle lol

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

Yeah I found myself annoyed by his schtich. Enjoyed him while I was younger, but I'm not 20 anymore, so it's not really for me. Guy kind of annoys me, and the character is suuuuper played out like 37 seasons of Simpsons played out.

[@pika23]

Yes. I was 19 when it came out. I lived and breathed that movie. Then in 99 the sequel came out the same time as South Park movie.

[@lorgrenbenirus]

I love Austin Powers movies, they're simple and pure fun.

[@Gideonthestargazer]

'Allow myself to introduce myself', is one of many great quotes. I abousetly love the Austin Powers movies. Keep up the great work mate.

[@wstine79]

"Who does number 2 work for?"

[@frankschneider6156]

Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and taste Pleased to meet you, Hope you guess my name

[@veganvocalist4782]

wstine79 😂😂

[@veganvocalist4782]

Gideon PlanesWalker 😂 Same

[@PirataMundoTV]

Fun Fact: The Austin Powers theme song "Soul Bossa Nova" was composed and played by Quincy Jones for the first time in 1962

[@mikef3790]

"Soul Bossa Nove" was written for the film, "The Pawnbroker." It was a scene in a bar.

[@dailyvault]

@@mikef3790 Another fun fact: The song features performances by the late Rahsaan Roland Kirk, who was notable in the jazz scene for playing multiple instruments at one time. If YT hasn't taken it down again, try to find a live version of him performing "I Say A Little Prayer" - it's really amazing what he was able to do.

[@user-gv5fh7yb7f]

@Mike F might as well have called it "The Bank"...a scene in a government lobby.

[@Boffin55]

Double fun fact, the piano player on QJ's Soul Bossa Nova is Lalo Shifrin ; who wrote the theme to Mission Impossible.

[@gabevee3]

That song was also used by Woody Allen in Take the Money and Run.

[@matthewjones12181]

Yes, preparation H does work well...on the whole.

[@gator9339]

It just feels good

[@geostillo78]

chocolate ass cream?

[@diddykong7354]

George Of Steel Perhaps later.

[@warmac88]

Lol

[@warmac88]

@@geostillo78 lol

[@bruceleeroy8302]

Although Carey as Dr. Evil would have been awesome, but I'm kind of glad he turned it down. Liar Liar was awesome and Mike Myers was iconic as Dr. Evil. It was a win win.

[@wstine79]

Michael York aka Bassel Exposition was in my favorite 70s scifi movie Logan's Run.

[@Gotchism4Life]

Movie came out in 1976 mate.

[@wstine79]

@@Gotchism4Life I always thought it was 60s.

[@Gotchism4Life]

@@wstine79 The book was published in the 60s. The movie was pure disco era.

[@dreamsofsnow6521]

I have it on DVD and still watch it on occasion mostly because of Jenny Agutter , such a hotty.

[@zenkim6709]

There is no Sanctuary. There Is No Sanctuary. THERE IS NO SANCTUARY!!!

[@jrnsurlan405]

The “evacuation” scene in the start, when he’s thawed out is one of my favourites.

[@leefischer5814]

I still quote "Who does #2 work for?" When I go in restrooms😂

[@krismoonpie]

What did you eat?!

[@cyberprompt]

2nd (ahem) to that for me are: You didn't happen to see... anything at all Allow myself to introduce... myself and I also like to live dangerously

[@donaldrdecicco1146]

Man.. you sure do like to live dangerously!

[@shainewhite2781]

7:45, I love that scene! Dr. Evil DOES NOT WANT to hear his sons opinions!😂

[@sidneychannel]

Beep beep richie

[@kwc2086]

Why does 1967 to 1997 seem so long, but 1990 to 2020 seem so short?

[@nel9357]

Best comment of the day 🤔 👍

[@patrickmccurry1563]

Because you lived through the latter section. Talk to someone in their 60s and they'd likely say they both passed by quickly.

[@KenMabie]

because life is like a penis .. it's short .. but it seems long when it gets hard ...

[@triplesevensix291]

The older we get time just goes faster.Cos were fucking dying fast! Clocks ticking Kris. Tick tock...shit eh? When I was younger time lasted ages & I had all the time in the world. Now its fucking flying by superfast!! The past 25 years have just gone fucking nowhere. From being born to 20 seemed like ages. From 20 to now at age 43 its gone by in what seems like 10 years. I notice that too man. Its weird.

[@jackadoni]

Because culture changed more from 67 to 97 then from 90 to 20. We're still listening to drug rap music. The 67 to 97 went from Elvis Rock to Soul to Rn B to birth of rap to Michael Jackson to beat box rap to Run DMC to Rakim to gangster Rap to commercial drug rap

[@AceLM92]

I never knew there was an uncut version of the movie.

[@band1986]

Yeah I'm totally going to look for that now

[@AceLM92]

@@band1986 same

[@cmdraftbrn]

if theres more liz hurley. i'm all for it

[@davidhale9730]

The UK version has always been uncut, too. Apparently, the main thing missing from the US version are Christian Slater's cameo scenes as the security guard who Austin hypnotizes. It was over allegations at the time of the movie's release that he had abused his wife, and so his scenes were cut in America. But for some reason, not from the PAL releases. Sadly, I don't think there's any more Liz Hurley included, though.

[@adrianpetyt9167]

The release in Hong Kong included the "henchmen's loves ones" scenes that were apparently cut from some releases.

[@mrfloxin]

Minty Please do the Austin Powers sequels and will give one million dollars! RIP Verne Troyer as well.

[@SalivatingSteve]

David Abbruzzi ONE HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS

[@mrfloxin]

@@SalivatingSteve close enough!

[@mrfloxin]

@Daniel Factor If you says so!

[@mrfloxin]

@drew pedersen Good quote.

[@marklowther3228]

Brilliant, Minty! Thank you for this delightful romp down memory lane.

[@rafterscott]

I remember Spy Who Shagged Me came out at the same time as the hugely awaited Star Wars Episode 1. The marketing was genius: "If you see ONE movie this summer....see Star Wars! But if you see two, see Austin Powers."

[@davidhonez8859]

Brilliant, they knew they were going against something big

[@ShizuruNakatsu]

Austin Powers: "Hello, I'm Number Two" Star Wars: "Nice to meet you, Number 2"

[@leeannasloan526]

I remember seeing both star wars and Austin powers the spy who shagged me in the movie theater with the same friends for both movies...to be honest I liked Austin powers more mainly because I wasn't that into star wars but both were good.

[@RisingUnderdog]

That is still one of the best teaser trailers of all time!

[@odotb9916]

The trailer came on before Phantom Menace. I remember thinking the film had started.

[@countys32]

04:48 Wait Susanna Hoffs from the Bangles? I love they way you just blew through that with no further information.

[@handsomebrick]

He also never once mentioned the Mods, the British 1960s fashion trend that Austin Powers is based on.

[@RodShopDodgeColt]

Yes, he did.

[@Brinta3]

handsomebrick It’s mentioned at 10:20.

[@matthewronsson]

I was in Norway in the later 90s and on the streets my friend and I were walking about town and amongst the Norwegian mirthy chatter between two young men, the unmistakable "Schwiiing!" was heard amongst their Norwegian conversation.

[@jessicawood2972]

Maybe you're thinking of Wayne's World

[@jenniferbaldini3527]

*Dr. EVIL* "You know, I have one simple request. And that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads!...Ah, would you remind me what I pay you people for?!? Honestly? Throw me a bone here. What DO we have?" *Number Two* "Sea Bass". *Dr. Evil* "Riiiiiight". *Number Two* "They are MUTATED sea bass". *Dr. Evil* "Really?? Are they ill-tempered?!?" *Number Two* "Absolutely". *Dr. Evil* "Oh. Well, thats a start".😁

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

Sea bass are also known for containing high levels of mercury, so there's that.

[@jenniferbaldini3527]

@Lawrence Rodriguez BAHAHAHAHA!!!😂🤣😅

[@jorgy1470]

Are they I’ll tempered????!

[@williamgolden839]

Didn't he say they couldn't get the sharks because of environmental regulations?

[@luffegasen7711]

@@williamgolden839 . Wasn't it along the lines of "sharks are on the endangered spicies list and the red tape alone ..." ^^

[@dats3]

American here: I was in college when the first Austin Powers movie came out and my friends and I loved it. In fact, there were Austin Powers references everywhere on campus to the point that I was burned out and didn't see the sequel until it hit video. I do think the Spy Who Shagged Me is actually better tbh. In my college group, on my campus, Austin Powers International man of Mystery was a hit.

[@white-dragon4424]

Of all movie franchises, this is one of the few that actually got to movie three without becoming lame! I think he was right to stop them at movie three though.

[@vanhopecomedy]

I was just graduating high school when Spy Who Shagged Me Came Out, and the local community college was having Mini-Me parties

[@white-dragon4424]

@@vanhopecomedy As I've said elsewhere, SWSM was actually better than a certain George Lucas movie that was out at the same time! I guess that isn't saying much considering, but SWSM was still a very good movie.

[@Warhammered]

@Joe Blow Same here. The first one came out a month before I graduated HS in '97. Those movies defined our generation...in my opinion.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I think I saw the 1999 sequel in the theaters with my sister. We had fun. It made up for "The Phantom Menace" imdb.com ...

[@stevenjoyce5541]

It was a big deal in 97’ ! I graduated at y the time and we quoted this movie to no end ! It’s a classic!

[@paradox7358]

'R' rating because of innuendo! Bunch of squares.

[@LnPPersonified]

Bunch of squares? Squares makes me think of censorship bars, which makes me think of what's under those censorship bars! How dare you! You should be censored!

[@cmdraftbrn]

when harry met sally. fuck you, R american president. fuck, fuck you x2, PG-13

[@captainshyguy3175]

YEAH BABY YEAH!

[@handsomebrick]

they're cubical baby

[@makerstudios5456]

Because of the implication...

[@ericfreeman5795]

Fun fact, Mike Myers was a fan of Susanna Hoffs and the Bangles, and even owns a Rickenbacker 350 Susanna Hoffs Limited Edition electric guitar. Upon meeting her, they created the group "Ming Tea", and Hoffs brought on board singer, songwriter, Matthew Sweet. Also, Susanna presented Myers to her then boyfriend, Jay Roach, a young film director, trying to make it in tinsel town. Myers offered Roach the job of directing the film. The producers weren't very convinced, until seeing Roach's story board presentation. Then they were sold. And in the scene where Austin is in Alotta Fagina's apartment, the background music is Susanna Hoffs version of "The Look of Love" by Bacharach, which is absolutely beautiful. When the film was actually made, Hoffs and Roach were happily married, with a son.

[@StarWarriorCentral]

So, Austin Powers has its roots in James Bond, and the glasses were inspired by Michael Caine. Indiana Jones ALSO has its roots in James Bond. The third film in each franchise features the main character teaming up with his dad, played by an actor who inspired the creation of them...

[@christopherlewis1315]

Mind = blown.

[@jrussellcase]

Damn....you're right. I never caught that before.

[@jedijones]

Bond influenced lots of things. Star Wars as well, with the giant impenetrable fortress filled with random uniformed goons who can't shoot straight. Also the G.I. Joe franchise.

[@jan6626]

I loved the movie and it's sequels! Even though I was grown with a 17 year old son by then. What did it for me was the fact I grew up in the 1960's. So much of what we saw on screen really did exist in that decade. It was a wonderful look back on a my childhood of a crazy groovy mood the country/world was into. Which I never really experienced to the fullest, since I was in grade school....Mike did a great job bringing it all back to life, once experiencing it through the big screen this time.

[@darkb4light06]

Thank you for mentioning Seth's role in the original IT. I feel like not a lot of folks (even the most die hard SG fan) know that he was one of The Lucky 7.,❤️

[@justinhuston6855]

He was a Loser

[@bradameerbeg2154]

What I love about the franchise is the same actor plays the antagonist and the protagonist.

[@ruthlessedgeboy8591]

That's fascinating Minty, listen, why don't we go in the back and SHAG?!

[@skentertainment7794]

Mike Myers originally had Jim Carrey in mind for the role of Dr Evil. The irony being that Carrey would go on to play the grinch and Myers would go on to play the Cat in the Hat.

[@wstine79]

"That's no woman. It's a man, Minty!"

[@benphillips9973]

Damnit man, you're talking about his Mother!

[@2429Ryanspeer]

@@benphillips9973 "Will you have to admit she is rather mannish"

[@wstine79]

@@benphillips9973 "She looks she was beaten with an ugly stick."

[@captainshyguy3175]

great comment secton

[@KevinBenecke]

That's what they constantly say about Michelle Obama who is after all a man.

[@gSlover4reel]

So glad they didn't quit the series after the modest success of this film. I went to go see this at the theater when it first came out, and I was the only one there. Loved it and told everyone about it.

[@patrickmccurry1563]

Those "B.C." glasses were common among the military in the 60s. My father continued to wear them in the 80s. (B.C. as in birth control. lol)

[@mobunagathevoiceofresistan801]

Patrick McCurry those things are actually indestructible. I actually put a pair on a main highway in my home town. Came back later and they were still intact and usable

[@white-dragon4424]

I remember when the sequel was released, Myers was so worried that The Phantom Menace would totally overshadow Spy Who Shagged Me he asked that the public give his movie a chance. Ironically, Spy Who Shagged Me was a totally superior movie in every way!

[@jackwhite7317]

Well it's it a rather inappropriate comparison, being one is comedy and the other is science fiction

[@white-dragon4424]

@@jackwhite7317 Depends on how you look at it. As a movie I find SWSM far more entertaining and rewatchable than the dire Phantom Menace. I can rewatch SWSM over again and still find it fun, but I haven't watched TPM in over 10 years!

[@danielwilliams5139]

I had to choose to watch Phantom Menace or Spy Who Shagged Me, chose Spy Who Shagged Me. The whole crowd couldn't stop laughing when Dr. Evil was in the chair after he said "Sick... As... A... Dog.... Gonna vomit."

[@walking_in_the_shade]

Those glasses were known as "NHS glasses" because opticians dispensed them free via the National Health Service to people who couldn't afford to buy nice glasses :)

[@jessicawood2972]

In the Army, we called them BCGs (Birth Control Glasses), b/c very few ppl looked fuckable when wearing them

[@Thenorthsace]

I just call them glasses

[@patrickmccurry1563]

I will always say that parodies only work if everyone involved loves the source. Adore your stuff, Minty. :)

[@joelnert]

When this came out I took a girl on a date to see it. She wasn't interested going in but she laughed her head off and loved it.

[@User0000000000000004]

Did you get your duck sick?

[@CheezyDee]

"Luckily, here in Australia..." First time I've ever heard that phrase.

[@Renwoxing13]

1:55 For a second there, I was like: "Mike Myers has hockey practise?¿?" Then a split second later I was like: "Oh yea, Mike is a Canadian!"

[@LeonardBottleman]

This is one of my favorite comedies as well. My wife and I saw it in the theater when it first came out and found it be delightfully whimsical, although both of us remembered the 60s as being far less glamorous... but then we didn't get to experience the decade in swinging London like Austin Powers did.

[@Luvie1980]

The first movie was the best. As was the soundtrack.

[@sda9995]

Didn't Madonna sing a song in the movie

[@michaelrochester48]

Peter Asher from Peter and Gordon, and a producer for many famous music acts, told his audience once at a show in Buffalo New York that the Austin Powers look was based a lot on his look, and that Michael Myers actually told him

[@JoshuaCrockford]

The saddest part about Austin Powers is that it'll be difficult to make a 4th movie as Mini Me's actor has sadly passed away.

[@williamgolden839]

I think a 4th movie would be stretching things a little to much. 3 is fine

[@muckedupfind8173]

Wee man would fit in just fine.

[@mattmcgoo]

Good, we don't need or want a 4th one

[@3000KJH]

I thought the 3rd was stretching it a bit. Not a fan of Beyonce's acting , great singer ect. But Goldmember's opening and having Michael Caine is genius.

[@dirkwold2704]

Dr. Evil: Ok people, how come no one bothered to tell me with the clones it was one eighth the size, one eighth the life span? Hmmmmm, throw me a bone here, I went through five before i figured it out!! Look what it did to Mr. Bigglesworth!

[@patrickfulmer9596]

Mike Meyers sited the 1966 movie "Our Man Flint" as an inspiration. This movie was a spy spoof, but it was so well constructed and James Coburn was so good that it was taken as a serious spy flick. The movie followed the James Bond formula of someone taking over the world. Also see Dean Martin's "Matt Helm" movies. I think these were supposed to be serious but came off as spoofs.

[@frankschneider6156]

The Derek Flint movies were spoofs (and easily recognizable as such), but where pretty well made. The 4 Matt Helm movies with Dino were somewhat entertaining, but that's where it ended. The Matt Helm TV series was not that great either, but when talking about spoofs, don't forget "The man from U.N.C.L.E" with Robert Vaughn and the incredible British TV series "The Avengers" with Patrick Macnee (especially the episodes with Diana Rigg, starting from Season 4).

[@mattiefee]

All of the 60's swingers went to "The Villages" in Florida. Back Rub Party ground zero.. 😐

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Lots of STDs 👨🏽‍⚕️...

[@AlexJP88]

All the Austin Powers movies are total classics in my opinion. I really enjoyed watching this video.

[@travismoore9835]

I am so glad that Jim Carrey turned down the role for doctor evil. Mike Meyers killed it

[@aatifnanji7412]

Watching your videos every morning is a lovely way to start the day. Thanks for doing this!!

[@Gwarlock]

I always hoped for a fourth one, where Austin and Dr. Evil teamed up to take care of a new threat, Dr. Evil's son.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

I just watched it earlier and I had a good time watching it

[@HuntersMoon78]

I've got a whole bag of "Shh" and it's got your name on it!

[@dmace81]

May I present to you my number 2 man. His name..... number 2.

[@jessicawood2972]

Come and listen to the story about a man named "Shh"

[@erenjaeger3386]

Subtitle "Zippit"

[@patrickconners]

My coworkers and I quote this movie so much. Man of mystery is one of the funniest movies ever

[@thatfunk1229]

I saw this when I was 12 years old when my friend brought it over on VHS. To this day I've never laughed so hard or so much during a movie.

[@monicapyle]

I saw this while on a date back in high school and still love it just as much. It definitely stands the test of time!

[@shainewhite2781]

13:50, I loved this film when I watched, and I still do. Thanks for the video! See you later!

[@robertlettjr6012]

Austin powers never gets old a great classic!!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@futuramayeah]

another movie about nemeses? being simultaneously frozen and waking up in the future also came out around that time, Demolition Man with Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes

[@joshuathixton9881]

now i have a sense of purpose for adding the australian version to a dvd collection, this series was a staple in my childhood, and mike meyers in general, classic

[@nativelatinosfooktrump5348]

🍺 I swear that's not mine baby

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

*pulls out a book* "Swedish-Made Penis Enlarger Pumps and Me: (This Sort of Thing Is My Bag, Baby) by Austin Powers"

[@nativelatinosfooktrump5348]

KRAFTWERK2K6 😂 genius

[@lenn675]

Love ur name lol

[@JeffKraschinski1969]

I'd say it was always big here in Canada, but then Mike is our hometown grown talent. He put the grrrr in swinger, baby! Yeah!

[@white-dragon4424]

Is it just me or does Minty naturally come across as very "Austin Powers-ish"?

[@donweatherwax9318]

Minty's accent always did remind me of someone; but . . . Austin Powers? How'd that happen? Is Mints a more "International" Man of Mystery than he lets on??

[@gator9339]

Yeah baby yeah

[@darrenrobinson9041]

He reminds me of Angry Anderson in Mad Max.

[@finaljesus]

I’m glad someone said it from day one minty’s voice reminded me of Austin powers lol 😂

[@Thunderflare99]

That is true that Austin Powers was kind of a "sleeper". I don't remember hearing about it until a roommate in college raved about it and we watched the home video. At the time I didn't know all the old James Bond movie references like he did, and he was going hysterical. By the time the sequel came out, Austin Powers had become a huge hit.

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

Hey, I wear the same glasses as Austin Powers & they're still groovy!

[@OlagGan]

OK. But you forgot one thing. Austin Powers is also partially based on Jason King as is his costume and dialogue. Jason King was and old 60s series about a writer turne secret agent. It was on the extreme end of the swinging sixties.

[@epholson97]

Being a teenager throughout the 90's myself, I would definitely agree that Austin Powers was the most quotable comedic movie of that decade... right behind Friday that is. This is my opinion and is based solely on my experiences with the kind of people who I associated myself with, whether randomly or regularly, and that is that as much as those people liked to quote Austin Powers AND Dr Evil, I definitely heard more people quoting Friday. And with Friday it wasn't just the main characters (Smokey and Craig) who were quoted, a lot of the small characters who were only in a scene or 2 had memorable lines that were often quoted by the public, at least in the part of the public that I was around the most.

[@MegaChrissypissy]

You should of mentioned that Donald Pleasence played Blofeld who also played Samuel Loomis in Halloween which is Michael Myer’s doctor and a weird coincidence that Mike Myers played Dr Evil which is a spoof on Blofeld

[@JLiznuts]

An Aussie, doing an impression of an Canadian, doin a British accent

[@johnedieter739]

gotta love globalism!

[@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music]

in a movie shot in America.

[@hwd7]

Like An American playing an Australian playing an African in Tropic Thunder😂

[@Hiznogood]

9:29 I would think the reason the Bond movies got more darker and grittier was because of the Jason Bourne movies. The audience wanted more realism and less fiction.

[@evilbammo]

it always reminded me more of "In like Flint"

[@ghostrider88jinetedelfanta31]

The ring tone in Austin Powers came from "In like Flint". Which itself, was an earlier & more restrained James Bond parody. 📱 🎶

[@User0000000000000004]

@@ghostrider88jinetedelfanta31 It was inspired by that ringtone, it was an homage to it. It wasn't the same ringtone.

[@erichowry7197]

Classic movie and a great homage to it!!

[@shane1489]

Id like to point out part of the Austin Powers dance is very similar to the Chris Farley dance from his Chip n’ Dales skit on SNL.

[@davidhonez8859]

Chipendales

[@shane1489]

David Honez 😂😂👍👍

[@davidhonez8859]

Don't get me wrong I also Iove chip' n dale

[@jshrawder49]

That is one one my favorite movies ever!!! Glad to see you do a show on it!! Keep up the great work!!

[@mafistowaltz4857]

They call those glasses in the Army BCG's (Birth Control Glasses) LOL

[@PanzerShrek94]

my favorite quote is from the sequel "No,we don't gnaw on our kitty"

[@champyelcaballo1530]

11:26.....I see what you did there!!! The hard "R" rating!!! Hahahaha!!!

[@arihoyzn2781]

Great video! MTV here in America saturated their broadcasts with Austin Powers adverts in preparation for the premier, including frequent playing of Ming Tea's "BBC" music video. I thought everybody went to see it, because everybody was quoting lines from the film with that "British" accent 😀

[@animefan25]

Fun fact: ERB did a rap battle between Austin Powers and James Bond.

[@ruthun]

I watched this on DVD with my folks. We just got a DVD player and I got a chance to pick films. Was one of the best movie nights with the family, so awkward, but so funny.

[@bigstackD]

Dude this is one of my favourite trilogies thank you so much for doing this I haven’t watched this upload yet but I already know it’s gonna be blowing my mind with new information about this film that I knew nothing about before👌🏻😁👊🏻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@megajay7065]

Thanks for this. I was busy when the Mike Mires/ Austin Powers films came out. I saw one or two films of his before that. This was a great description of Austin Powers and a great video. Cheers my friend.

[@Studeb]

Imagine if he had unfrozen today, one hour tops, then jail.

[@mrspicolli]

I remember before the movie was released me and a friend were obsessed with watching 4 clips from the movie they released on the web when dialup internet was a thing. We used to go around quoting the sharks with freakin laser beams scene before the movie ever came out. We were so happy the whole movie turned out funny ;) Thanks RealPlayer!

[@timwodzynski7234]

I always thought the quote was, "funny how Southern England looks nothing like Southern California."

[@derrickhann7391]

Minty you and I are in the same page with every single movie you review - thanks for all the hard work, research and technical expertise that you bring to these incredibly insightful movie reviews

[@nuberiffic]

It's funny to think that in a few years the time between the Austin Powers movie coming out and the present will be longer than the amount of time he was frozen.

[@digsbious]

The uughh when going to the floor at the end. Priceless.

[@shainewhite2781]

2:40, Monty Python meets James Bond!!

[@YEOsCanal]

I want to see that in the next James Bond movie

[@matthewbrown2037]

A great character creation and brilliant movies. What more is there to say.

[@MichaelVincent822]

The actor Joe Son is in prison for torture. Who throws a shoe? honestly...

[@leefischer5814]

The dude from that President Bush incident must have been a fan😂

[@detectivesquirrel2621]

Austin Powers International Man of Mystery completely passed me by at the time. I saw The Spy Who Shagged Me without having any idea that it was a sequel.

[@SkellingtonFan]

Allow myself to introduce myself 😂

[@magicvampirelver1321]

Lmao😂....Hey girl the whole series is frickin halarious

[@jenniferbaldini3527]

His delivery of the line made it even funnier: "Allow myself...to, introduce...myself". Talk about 'dramatic pause'!!😆

[@SkellingtonFan]

@@magicvampirelver1321 Hey girl, absolutely 😁

[@SkellingtonFan]

@@jenniferbaldini3527 it was hilarious 😁

[@luiszelaya8698]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dtdimeflicks6708]

This movie was the reason I had friends in junior high and high school. I was able to do spot-on impressions of the characters and quote it word for word. I owe this film a lot.

[@purpletomatocinema]

When I used to wear glasses people at school told me I looked like a black Austin Powers lol

[@User0000000000000004]

Racist

[@WhatsYourGhostStory]

You could probably do a follow up of this showing the differences between the US & the international versions of the film. As an Austin fan, I had no idea we got a watered down version here in the states! BTW - You're "Yeah baby!"s were on point. Well performed!

[@IronmanV5]

"Who does number two work for?"

[@varkesh456]

It amazes me how many of these pop culture icons started off not being a hit right away and now we cannot imagine life without them.

[@seamusmcboon558]

They should do a new movie where its now almost 30 years later and he has to adjust again, and his clothes and slang are now extremely 90's

[@yatta8318]

That is a killer idea

[@the_kombinator]

Which part of the 90s? Sometimes, esp. technology wise, they were almost two separate decades.

[@forevercomputing]

I remember when this was being put in the machine wondering what it was.... Didn't appeal to me, but thought I'd watch anyway... Blown away... I loved it. I was watching it my friends house with his family who are Australians...

[@shainewhite2781]

7:00, yeah.... That kind of dialogue would never work in this day and age.

[@brianreed1859]

Too many thin-skinned snowflakes

[@starkravingralph]

BS. Kids are just interested in different crap now and don't understand humor like this. It's irrelevant to them, they are busy collecting sneakers and skinny jeans.

[@brandonjones5879]

Yeah Minty, it was like that in the states too. I remember,her not catching the movie in theaters, but when we rented it from Blockbuster Video, my brother and I fell in love with it. And it seemed like everyone was quoting it in school. Home Video is were it got new life.