Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery | FIRST TIME REACTION

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[@Yugioh420]

Ahlota Fagina is a play on a James bond girl. In one of the movies there is a woman named Pussie Galore

[@KrK-EST]

If you allready did not know. MGM now is owned by Amazon and they are doing a new Stargate (starting from a movie). Yes it is confirmed and it will be finished in 2 years.

[@terryconnelly484]

Have you watched many mystery man or spy movies? It's a big satire on those

[@TisBoiGoTSkiLLz]

I hope you do all 3 movies. They're classics and Mike Myers is an absolute goofball.

[@cesarnarro6013]

Why would you want him to see two more, he didn't seem to enjoy it. Took it way to seriously.

[@chrisnorris7527]

​@@cesarnarro6013 it seemed like he enjoyed it to me. A good few laughs were had. I think he just makes a good "straight man".

[@dneill8493]

Not sure of how much James Bond you know but 2 characters in the movie Goldfinger are Pussy Galore (Alotta Fagina) and the henchman Odd Job ( Random Task) who uses a hat as a weapon.

[@Thundarr100]

Actually Alotta Fagina is based on Plenty O’Toole. She’s from Diamonds Are Forever, starring Sean Connery.

[@trevorjames6185]

This came out around the same time as Star Wars episode 1. The trailer for Austin Powers said "If you see one movie this summer, see Star Wars! But if you see a second movie, see Austin Powers." (paraphrased) 😅

[@darrenjones5885]

A glorious mash up of the Bond movies and TV’s The Avengers. Liz Hurley’s role being an homage to Diana Rigg’s Mrs Emma Peel. Rigg perhaps better known these days for playing Olenna Tyrell in Game Of Thrones.

[@attorneyrobert]

And for being a Bond girl.

[@raynavarro7997]

Closer to a spoof of the James Coburn movies Our Man flint and In Like Flint.

[@trekkiejunk]

The Avengers? Maybe. Beyond Bond, i think more Matt Helm or In Like Flint. Those were a bit more funny and tongue-in-cheek than the Avengers. Although i really like Patrick McNee.

[@trekkiejunk]

Every time you said, "Why would they..." or "Why would he..." -- the answer is "Because it's a joke." It's a comedy, and ridiculous, silly things happen because its all humor. I find it extremely common that when young folks react to comedy films, they are always confused by the comedy, and always wonder why a character would behave in the way they do, and no one seems to be able to understand that they behave silly or dumb because the film is a comedy. That's how they work.

[@brysn6112]

Loved how you called out Mike Myers as being Canadian from saying “sorry” in his “British” accent lol

[@ogzinko4763]

“Alotta Fagina” is a parody of a character in the James Bond movie Goldfinger who was called “Pussy Galore”. Yes there was actually a character called Pussy Galore.

[@sebswede9005]

Imagine a movie with characters' names as Ben Dover, Hugh Mungus, and Anitta Blackman.

[@Thundarr100]

Actually she’s more of a parody of Plenty O’Toole from the movie Diamonds Are Forever.

[@mom_life393]

Austin Powers' look is part of the comedy. The cringe and teeth were perfectly acceptable in London in the 60's. This movie is just good fun.

[@anonymousone6075]

it's a stereotype .... based on what americans think brtish people are like..... not actually how it was

[@denisloebner4882]

@@anonymousone6075 its also a parody of the beatles being sex symbols of their time and not for their looks. the austin powers intro is based on the start of A Hard Day’s Night. and the hairy chest is a reference to sean connery wearing a chest hair toupee for his role as james bond.

[@donferoce5652]

My favorite call-back bit is the ringtone of the final phone call. It's the ringtone of the Presidential hotline from the 1966 Bond spoof "Our Man Flint", starring James Coburn as retired super spy Derek Flint, who is ridiculously skilled and knowledgeable about everything. Dean Martin starred in a series of 1960s spy spoofs as Matt Helm. They leaned hard into the sexy side of the genre; the theme song for the "Silencers" movie explained that women with a bust measurement of 38 were "Silencers". Martin hated doing the movies, thought they were stupid. But the money was too good to refuse.

[@legionaireb]

23:27 - Think back to Ms. Kensington's phone call with her mother. The idea here is that it's not about Austin's looks, it's his self confidence and integrity that make him attractive.

[@dirtygrunt]

The 2 names were satires of characters in the James Bond movie Goldfinger.

[@RiverRockXIII]

Austin has a Superpower called Mojo... and I mean this literally.

[@peterwale6821]

Your comment (on chest hair), "Is it disgusting?... But still, stop sticking feet in your mouth and eating tuna", gave me a proper belly laugh. 🤣🤣

[@gypsygirl3255]

You made my day with your comment about SG1. Episode 200 is amazing!

[@ScientificallyStupid]

"why would you even sit at the table with this guy?"- I'm dead

[@ellenhofrath]

Austin Powers is a love or hate thing. I love it.

[@deathocats]

"cryogenically frozen, to return when Free Love no longer reigns and Greed and Corruption rule the world!" cut to 1997 me, having been an adult in '97: "You're a couple decades early there, buddy-boy!"

[@CaddyJim]

Yes Mike Myers's is playing multiple characters just wait till you get to the second one

[@1wwtom]

This was a parody of the 60's spy movies. Sean Connery as James Bond which in turn spawned Dean Martin as Matt Helm and James Coburn as Derek Flint. All those leading men were also portrayed as Irresistable to women. Also the 60's Spy Craze gave us TV's Man from U.N.C.L.E., I Spy, Mission Impossible and even Mel' Brook's Get Smart.

[@JakkFrost1]

Alotta Fagina was played by Italian actress Fabiana Udenio. The only other things I know her from are a small role on Babylon 5, and a 90s Mark Harmon movie called Summer School.

[@mikelmcknight72]

This trilogy never fails to make me laugh.

[@vtjbproductions]

Oh please please please complete this trilogy, they’re all so great

[@highpricedkid28]

LOVED the wording you used for the short intro/disclaimer at the beginning of this! As an adult who has/ had to always be a ppl pleaser 🤐 the simplicity of how you standing up for yourself was much appreciated as I have a hard time doing so esp finding the right word's

[@shercahn]

I worked at Spencer Gifts when this movie came out and we sold the novelty item "Bag of Shhh" and when you pressed the bag it made the shhh sound. This is totally, my kind of humor! I would say that Austin was on the level of Robin Williams level of hairy but Robin actually had more body hair all over (although I don't know how thick the chest hair was in all honesty). Man I miss Robin Williams.

[@Notric]

The guy throwing the shoe is an homage too Odd Job from the James Bond movies. Much of this is parody of James Bond.

[@killinglonliness88]

That guy killed someone IRL.

[@stpfpw]

@@killinglonliness88 I think he raped someone and then killed someone when he was actually in prison for rape.

[@ravissary79]

​@@killinglonliness88 but was it with a hat...

[@HalCogan]

@@killinglonliness88 we all make mistakes, that's why pencils have erasers 🤷‍♂

[@foopsbjj9020]

Alotta Vagina is for Pussy Galore...

[@tobbi11]

YES!!! Stargate was the best show ever! Always nice to hear from people that know what's up.

[@Alteran]

LOVE the stargate callout. I am also a superfan of SG1.

[@GeraldWalls]

24:00 Doctor Evil's suit is a direct copy of Doctor No's suit in the Bond film. To have a proper appreciation of this film one needs to have seen the Sean Connery and Roger Moore Bond films (the only Real ones) through the mid-1990s.

[@onegemini420]

I have watched Every season of SG-1 about a dozen times and counting I would watch you rewatch the entire show and the spinoffs if you put them on youtube.

[@Drax514]

Indeed.

[@nilshallberg526]

I would enjoy that very much

[@markharris1125]

Oh, me too.

[@jamesray9009]

I loved the whole SG universe from opening scene of the ship landing in Africa in 8000 bc till I sat there and sobbed when Ely standing there looking out into in to space at FTL .. things I need brought back Stargate and Firefly

[@boki1693]

I object to your disclaimer! You know what the funniest thing about this reaction is? Listening to you try to apply logic to the silliness of Austin Powers. But thats what makes your reactions so unique and worth watching. When you react to comedy it's really worth watching. I wouldn't have missed this for the world. Random Task is basically Odd Job for the James Bond movie Goldfinger. Allotta Fagina is basically Pussy Galore from the same movie.

[@Thundarr100]

Much of this movie is a spoof of tropes from James Bond and other spy movies. Austin’s velvet suit with ruffled sleeves is very much like an outfit Bond wore in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Dr. Evil is a combination of the Bond villains Dr. No and Blofeld (also referred to as Number One). Random Task is a direct reference to the villainous henchman Odd Job. Alotta Fachina is a parody of the character Plenty O’Toole from the movie Diamonds Are Forever. Austin’s look is based on The Beatles, who were major sex symbols back during the 1960’s. The movie is pretty darn funny even when you don’t understand the references. But it’s ten times funnier when you do.

[@steviekc9057]

A lot of this pokes fun at British spy films, including the infamous Bond Girls, who have names like Pussy Galore, Holly Goodhead, and Kissy Suzuki 🥰

[@TnT_F0X]

2:00 When I recreated this scene at Walmart Nobody applauded my keen eye. Doesn't anyone enjoy the classics anymore?

[@CoyoteBongwater]

I really liked this movie when I first saw it as a teen in the late 2000s. It didn't feel like a 10+ year old movie to me at the time. And I think the 2nd one is the best one. It carries over the funniest bits from the first one, while introducing some of the funniest new material/characters of the whole series.

[@Courier_Seven]

Mini me a real one for sure.

[@kevinsieg2076]

This was conceived as a parody of the James Bond franchise. FYI, Elizabeth Hurley is still in her prime.

[@jacyo3076]

LOVE SG1 , Atlantis, and especially Universe. SGU is my favorite.

[@janedoe5229]

Austin Powers has a face like Peter Asher and an outfit like Paul Revere and the Raiders. He is from the 1960's British MOD scene. His hairy chest is part of the costume - it adds to his creepiness.

[@CaddyJim]

*Joseph Son,* a mixed-martial artist who fought in the UFC & actor best known for his performance as the evil assassin *"Random Task"* in the first (Austin Powers) is Currently Serving A Life Sentence. But A month in to his life sentence, he was placed in solitary confinement after killing his cellmate in Wasco State Prison.

[@stanleydavidlepretre4241]

Love Stargate SG 1 which was primarily filmed at the Bridge Studios in Burnaby and the Norco Studios in my hometown of Vancouver BC Canada.

[@wolf9walker]

The absurdity in this movie and how today we are so pc with even the smallest things is what makes this movie and one's like it so funny. It's nice just to watch a movie for laughs and get a little time with no pc, watch things we can't or don't want to do. It's like the jackass show and movie. I would never do any of the things they do, but I can enjoy the entertainment of the things they, well some of the things.

[@GeraldWalls]

28:35 "The Modern Era..." of over 20 years ago... Laughed my ass off when I watched this in a discount theater with my wife shortly after release. We walked in at the jumbo plane scene and watched the movie twice. (BTW, I was hired by my employer [still with them] to work the Flight Management System computers for the 747-400 in 1987, so the jumbo is nostalgic.) You really do need to have consumed the pre-1990s Bond films to TRULY appreciate this film. You won't regret watching them either. Even Moon Raker (kinda stupid) isn't bad. Jaws (character, not film) saves that movie.

[@canadianbakin1304]

sg1 was good but i think ill always have babylon 5 as my first fave. one of the best shows with character arcs and growth all over the place the writing was nearly perfect

[@JakkFrost1]

"How's your father" is Cockney rhyming slang for "lather". For other examples: Apples and Pears = stairs. Bees and honey = money. Butcher's hook = look. Dog and bone = phone. Kettle and hob = watch. (Seems confusing til you remember about fob-watches)

[@chrisbovington9607]

Things you questioned which all have the same answer: Austin's abilities Plot holes Absurd scenarios As parody, this is all in mockery of earlier spy movies.

[@ianblake815]

“Honestly it’s not mine!” 😂

[@JoshuaBloom01]

The sex appeal of Austin Powers is a parody of how the hero in spy movies and shows would always be super suave and irresistible to women. He's a parody of a spy, like how Owen Wilson and Ben Stiller play models when neither if them are considered "Hollywood attractive".

[@sonofliberty1]

Congratulations Stargate SG-1! You did it! Woo!

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Fun fact: The actor playing Random Task was sentenced to life in jail for gang grape and murder.

[@chrisbovington9607]

Not sure I would classify that as a "fun" fact, but I take your point.

[@jamesalexander5623]

A True Evil Henchman!

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

@@chrisbovington9607 He also was a UFC fighter in the 90s and lost due to being punched in the balls repeatedly

[@attorneyrobert]

What is "gang grape"?

[@chrisbovington9607]

@@attorneyrobert An algorithm-friendly crime.

[@jamesalexander5623]

Each Film gets Funnier!

[@deltoidable]

The names are a spoof of James Bond. RandomTask and Allota Fagina are rename of Bond characters Odd-job and Pussy Galore.

[@mahliz]

Alot of the stuff makes fun of very old Bond movies. Where they would sit at a table like this and had button to assasinate them. The evil guy was not really showed only him patting his cat. And he was called number one, and the number two was called that.. In one movie there was a guy name "oddjob" he threw his hat and decapitated a statue as a show of force. He looks very much like the same guy from here. Also alot of the evil lair stuff etc comes from there, always tiny corridors. Turning around in them would be hard.. The name of the female's are rather suggestive, so they make fun of that too ofc. Also ty for the info of stargate command :)

[@fishonthefly2278]

2nd one is my personal favorite worth checking it out

[@JCourts2k23]

Yes, Mike Myers is from Canada

[@stevensauer8539]

You really must watch some James Bond movies. So much of what baffled you was a direct spoof of something from a Bond movie.

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Wow 🤩

[@tallicafan85]

i was in colorado springs for vacation last year and i wanted to check that area out. dont know why i didnt. maybe next time. all 3 movies are funny.

[@KingKoopa0331]

Stargate SG1 is the best sci-fi series for sure

[@dabegmister]

such a fun trilogy

[@markharris1125]

Yes, that's exactly how it was in London in the 1960s - I know because I was there. Girls in mini skirts, dancing coppers, and the sunshine of a Hollywood back lot. Oh, those days! (I was between 2 and 11 so didn't get to any 'happenings'.) Really glad you well, for the most part enjoyed this, I still find it funny after all these years. A James Bond spoof, of course. Random Task = Oddjob. And I must stand up for the English side - Elizabeth Hurley is far more attractive than the Italian bird. Yeah, baby. Please do the other two!

[@corymccarty8603]

This movie is basically a spy movie spoof. It's comedy. You can't take it too seriously or it just seems bad and you miss the point.

[@kittykatt7652]

I would absolutely love to see you react to A SOLDIER'S STORY - 1984

[@marine6680]

Bond movies had a tendency to have weird or suggestive names. Oddjob and Pussy Galore are the ones being spoofed in this movie.

[@bupbup777]

Yes!!! Stargate SG-1

[@Clips9213]

I looked it up ig he is Canadian didn’t think he jus cuz I heard him talkin abt how he gets into character for a Canadian accent he says sorry

[@GeraldWalls]

17:00 No joke is funnier than the one you need to explain... LOL

[@roddack]

Holy shit I thought the disclaimer message was just a joke. I can't believe it was actually needed

[@coot1925]

Austin trying to adjust and understand the change between the 60s era of free love and the hippies to the 90s must be like a caveman trying to understand steel weapons and cooperation. London in the 60s was a vibrant and progressive place. The clothes were kind of based on the Beatles sergeant peppers album cover with their military style and very colourful clothing. ✌️❤️🇬🇧

[@williamallen7984]

Watching you watch this it’s almost painfully obvious you’ve never seen a Bond movie 😂

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

2:03 that is hilarious 😂

[@kmiller2087]

not a woman, not gay, but its his confidence that is appealing.

[@ericmarois6960]

I was curious how much you would enjoy this movie as it is so absurd and quite juvenile at times. Happy to see you did enjoy it. Hope you also see part II and III. Thanks.

[@acguyer]

I think he’s supposed to be appealing in the 1960’s British club scene way 😂

[@theCommentDevil]

I'm guessing the disclaimer is necessary because there may be some praising of British food which I find to be very offensive 😂

[@benpowersguitar]

You have to see the second one.

[@lunardruidcyprian6572]

Watching full in Patreon atm. 🎉 liked though. Stay great homie.

[@GeraldWalls]

16:50 (Disney) Princess Leia in an uncredited role.

[@TheNastyNater]

these movies are just good fun

[@williamallen7984]

Watching you watch this it’s almost painfully obvious you’ve never seen a Bond movie 😂 “Alotta Fagina,” is a play on Pussy Galore. “Random Task,” is a play on Odd Job(who throws his hat with a blade on it rather than a shoe). Even Dr. Evil is dressed like Blofeld.

[@GeraldWalls]

15:30 Allota Fagina in 1999 is a lot tamer than Pussy Galore in 1964's Bond film Goldfinger...

[@YodaMan.]

if youve never seen Demolition Man, youll probably need to in order to get why the "warm liquid goo phase" is funny.

[@Lpace3]

"That's a really unnecessarily short dress ...." I worry about you, dude. Really, I do.

[@cathyvickers9063]

Austin Powers parodies both James Bond & The Avengers. The idea of a gentleman agent partnered with a sexy female assistant/fellow agent comes from the Avengers. The Avengers ala the 1960s to 70s British spy/adventure drama.

[@eyden1562]

Love the new intro Hahaha. 😁👌

[@alankeenan1454]

Do all 3 bro trust me it gets better .

[@BloodShed4REAL]

12:22 That reaction :P

[@Tm-dn9ob]

15:35 you should look at the name of real bond girls

[@lindabell6638]

There is no appeal at all in this character for myself, just speaking for myself, of course. I have not seen this movie, but I very much enjoyed your reactions and comments.

[@Jetz316]

This movie is just goofy and fun. I’ve loved it since I saw it in a theater.

[@koutastone1994]

Hahahaha What A Classic Film

[@Ottawajames]

You must live in proximity to Canada or Canadians. I've heard you say 'kerfuffle' several times and today you said 'studmuffin' both are common Canadian expressions

[@Rthe47]

I gotta assume that Austin's appeal to the opposite sex is confidence. You gotta admit, he's dripping with confidence.

[@CrashCraftLabs]

loved this series, just for the nutter butter fun haha, the main start mike myers created and directed all 3. i always like the spy who shagged me the most of of them, cant wait to see you react to that one. haha we watched this one in 8th grade during a bad storm that was spun off of one of our famous 90s hurricanes. just gotta say ty climate change lol we went from 30 hurricanes a year to maybe 3 that pass us up now and skirt up the coast to NY lol

[@Tex1911]

Now do the rest of them!

[@jasontanner9720]

Your obvious jealousy over Austin's chest hair almost spoiled this reaction 🤣🤣🤣

[@Thetommywestphalluniverse247]

Oh yeah baby 😂🎉

[@janedoe5229]

To answer your question: Austin Powers has no sexual appeal. He is totally creepy. But he THINKS he has appeal, and he is totally confident, and that is hilarious. But it is nice that he did not take advantage of Vanessa when she was drunk. So even though he thinks he is still a gentleman.

[@stinjimonkey]

God you need to seriously start a rumble channel and upload these.

[@jamesray9009]

ohhh Now he's gotta put some Burt on the channel

[@ttlpwn34]

A lot of the comedy in these movies is poking fun at early spy flicks, like the Connery run of James Bond. Alotta Fagina is a reference to the very real character from 1964's James Bond: Goldfinger called Pussy Galore, for instance.