Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery Opening

[@steviewang4102]

The whole sequence is so epic you forget that him being super recognizable is probably not good for his job as a secret agent/spy

[@BlueManIan]

I've always had a theory that the fashion photography he does is his cover.

[@Biggiecheese33-r2m]

@UCcy-QVcW1-87XvdjwIch6eA Because it is, dumb ass

[@thammar1990]

@@Biggiecheese33-r2m you must be a miserable person. Go talk to a therapist

[@landonmcmillan4870]

It’s so overt it’s covert

[@Artcat932]

Weird fact: Around the 1960-1970 some spies would have cyanide pills in their glasses to not risk any information getting leaked from torture. The fact Austin is a spy, has glasses and he’s in that time period suggests those glasses are actually suicide glasses.

[@JKissoon1]

It’s like filmmakers sometimes just know their movie is going to be a hit when they put in awesome openings like this

[@TimmyTheTinman]

You can tell the studio didn’t have much faith in it because they weren’t given a very big budget, but the sequel definitely had a way bigger budget in it because the movie was a surprise it

[@GuitarCT87]

Lo logramos Marko Garcia 🍻😂⚛️🌌

[@GuitarCT87]

🐉

[@brainrich1358]

When you get Quincy Jones to write your music, you know it's gonna be amazing

[@orfeo793]

@@brainrich1358 Tbf it was originally released in 1960, so not written specifically for the film

[@DougVandegrift]

I've never laughed so hard in a movie theater as I did when this movie came out. Thanks for the good times Mike Meyers!

[@z2001lhcjer]

Doug Vandegrift Same...i couldn't keep it together! Was a hysterical mess. The best of times tho.

[@mikegeiler2347]

My grandmother took me to see this movie in the theatre. I was ten. it was about 2pm and we were the only two people in the show. She laughed waaay harder than I did.

[@namelessjedi2242]

I was crying from laughter at some points.

[@tomace4898]

My friend and I almost suffocated from laughter in the theatre. Glad we weren't the only ones. Cheers.

[@antara07]

Lucky guy getting to see it in a cinema

[@LexTanMedia]

Soul Bossa Nova is the perfect piece of music for Austin Powers, the character and the movies… catchy, energetic, goofy, mysterious, and overall a lot of fun.

[@justinharvey7398]

I couldn't explain my shock when I found out it wasn't written specifically for Austin Powers.

[@nunc-hic-stans4211]

A composition that waited 30 something years to it's best promotional video 😁. A great piece of comedy and a funny and lovely character.

[@cameronjoyce9295]

​@justinharvey7398 it was written in 1960 by Quincy Jones. Long before Austin Powers

[@petetruther6978]

The tune would be near and dear Mike Meyers' heart - it was the theme music for a cheesy Canadian game show in the '70s when he was a kid growing up in Toronto (e.g. grand prize - a new refrigerator!!)

[@madeleinereads]

lol yeah it fits with the 60s

[@frankjohnson123]

Austin Powers is such a successful parody character that he gets parodied himself, pretty amazing

[@Globe14]

Did not understand this comment He gets parodied himself?

[@matteobeach4261]

@@Globe14 he is a character that parodies other characters. And Austin himself gets parodied a lot

[@Globe14]

@@matteobeach4261 He is a parody of the 60s hip dude. He gets parodied?? He IS a parody. He parodies other parodies? Every character in that film is a parody. Dr. Evil is a parody of Spectre boss in the early Jane's Bond series. Austin might be a parody of James Bond. He doesn't parody him. He is a parody of him. Look, what you wrote makes no sense in the way you wrote it. They are all parodies. Austin himself gets parodied a lot and parodies others?? Stop Enough.

[@matteobeach4261]

@@Globe14 yes but I also meant that Austin powers also gets parodied in other movies in the sense of other characters of recent projects parodying Austin Powers

[@Globe14]

@@matteobeach4261 I see. Okay that clears it up. Thank you. 😊 Have a nice day. You could be a little clearer, it would save time.

[@stalwart263]

The bit where he comes back with the marching band and it turns into a dance number. Legendary!

[@meekermoo752]

While adding music by George S. Clinton 😂

[@stevonoid3283]

It's all so nicely done

[@Njbear7453]

Iconic

[@ericderiel6224]

Straight out of Sweet Charity -- so many iconic movie moments quoted in this opening.

[@the.ben.johnson]

R.I.P., Quincy! ❤ I'm brazilian, and just TODAY I knew that this song is from Quincy Jones! Amazing! ❤🎉

[@sentient02970]

This should be the only answer to any kid's question of "what were the 60's like"?

[@dugroz]

In another KZbin video, which was a clip from a Tom Jones variety show, someone said (roughly, "it turns out that Austin Powers wasn't a just a fictional story, but more of a documentary. . . . the 60's were actually like this!!!"

[@jakehughes6087]

most people who grew up in the 60s hate Austin Powers

[@AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4AAAAAAAAAAAAA]

@@jakehughes6087 ok boomer

[@jakehughes6087]

@@AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4AAAAAAAAAAAAA I ain't a boomer lol

[@AlexMalkavian]

Late 60s, the first half of the 60s were mostly an extension of the 50s.

[@DakariKingMykan]

This intro is the best one of the three

[@lrush6983]

+DakariKingMykan, probably cuz he isn't naked this time

[@DakariKingMykan]

And the music plays MUCH better than being all faded out and different

[@evillttlimp]

Well it's one of the best openings EVER, so naturally lol

[@charlietheanteater3918]

DakariKingMykan I actually disagree I liked the spy who shagged me opening a lot better than the first one, mostly because it was much more comedic. But the first movie is better than the second.

[@DBEENE123]

It's a feel-good intro, a lot of Beatles references to a Hard Days night

[@TownieGirl1974]

When you saw this opening and heard this song for the first time you knew from then on in you were about to see a classic

[@lunch77]

I was only 9 years old and I knew just from this opening I was gonna have such a blast

[@electrictroy2010]

FIRST time? Honey the song was already 30+ years old when the movie came out. It had been heard before .

[@karlgarber5665]

Was used on the game show Definition up here in Canada back on the 70's

[@jordanfangon2468]

@@electrictroy2010 not everyone heard it 30 years ago. For some people this WAS there first time. Don’t be such a snowflake 🙄

[@electrictroy2010]

@Jordan Fangon Okay true, but the song was not invented by the movie. That was my point. The song existed looong before the movie did

[@bonesmcgee3355]

There's a theme park where someone's job is to do this dance multiple times a day and honestly? Dream job

[@MrColdKnight]

Came here after seeing it

[@rubendiaz247]

Ppv: you just saw the post on Twitter

[@tahintz1959]

@@rubendiaz247 saw it on tiktok 😂

[@emilywalsh91]

It’s called movie world! In Australia

[@pabloramos420]

Saw it rn on Instagram and had to search it up 🤣🤣

[@brassholio]

Can we just appreciate the stunt performer who did that front handspring into the convertible.

[@jakell99]

Even more so if he managed it on the first take - I suppose we'll never know though

[@KorriTimigan]

Seeing him come round the corner leading the brass band will never not make me laugh

[@jordanmills6371]

Came here to say this 🤣🤣🤣

[@NikkiScatch84]

I love that part!!! 😂😅

[@OscarDeltaSierra]

Watch the closing scene of “The Music Man” from 1962.

[@rswazey123]

Bro was The Love Guru at 1:09

[@msminmichigan]

This movie is 20 years old. Let that set in for a second. We're old.

[@jamiehagenbuch1989]

Old, but gold baby. Stay fab

[@jeffking5505]

I was 12 when it came out, yeah I'm old!

[@stronzo5000]

When I was young, people who said things like "20 years ago ..." were old Now i'm saying it sheeeeeeeit

[@Zen-sx5io]

@@jeffking5505 And I was only 2 at the time.

[@leovisser4042]

@Jamie Hagenbuch “Do Behave”

[@chrisclr]

This whole opening just makes me grin stupidly, so much! Always loved these films!

[@davidwoods8181]

Nostalgia really works in 30 year spans. In the 80s there was Back to the Future and the novel of It all about the 50s, in the 90s we had this, in the 2010s we had Stranger Things and the movie It bringing back the 80s and now we've got the rumblings of 90s nostalgia just kicking in.

[@devilslayerthesaintofkille1317]

The 90s, last decade worthy of nostalgia even more then the 80s.

[@davidwoods8181]

@@devilslayerthesaintofkille1317 yeah but in 10 years time it’ll be 2000s nostalgia and everyone will say “2000s are the last decade to deserve nostalgia” 😂😂

[@lunch77]

@@davidwoods8181 you’re too right

[@Fuliginosus]

Good observation. I guess we need about thirty years distance to see what makes an era distinctive.

[@napier11508]

“Pam & Tommy” with some MAJOR throwbacks

[@kaila62kaila]

"It's Austin Powers!" I never get tired of this number...Oh, behave!

[@treytostie1408]

Not if I can help it ha

[@johnsmith60]

In the 60’s in Britain you could be a sex symbol and still have bad teeth 😏

[@dominiquepilon5764]

Screechy high pitched voice ITS AUSTIN POWER @0:51

[@rosendaldk]

this opening remains unmatched i still get goosebumps when he comes back leading the march band

[@lolipoppants]

It’s beautiful that this comedy movie has the power to do that

[@the.ben.johnson]

R.I.P., Quincy! ❤ I'm brazilian, and just TODAY I knew that this song is from Quincy Jones! Amazing! ❤🎉

[@niklasra669]

It‘s like Quincy produced this masterpiece just for Austin, RIP legend 🙏

[@tonejames2080]

NOW THAT’S HOW YOU START A MOVIE.

[@michaelfriesen2820]

So was The Lion King.

[@Gardenhoser86]

Him running around the corner and then 8 secs later leading the marching band is gd hilarious, it’s just a ridiculous non sequitur and Myers delivery with that batton in sync with the music was hilarious, bravo Mike and film editing 👏

[@MT-tainment]

A true comedy.. sad to know that this type of movies are gone.. and that the level of creativity will not be seen again any time soon.

[@robquin1525]

Even if it comes back billions of snowflakes would be offended

[@xavierplymptonstongue54]

@@robquin1525Except they wouldn’t though. You people must live on twitter.

[@memejeff]

Give it a couple of generations. Things often swing back around.

[@ryantaylor3805]

Give it 40 years

[@georgemulford2910]

It’s already starting to turn around

[@elliottprice6084]

The bestest grooviest opening movie credits ever. The choreography and music are sublime

[@hithere8753]

I can't overstate how amazing this intro is.

[@inse0380]

The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night (1964) (colorized)

[@carter____5978]

EB 03 I swear they based this scene off of that

[@ledfloyd9035]

Actually the Beatles used this as inspiration

[@hbdragon88]

@@carter____5978 they did. The scene with the telephone booth and reading the magazine are direct homages/references to A Hard Day's Night.

[@lboog081284]

When he came out with the band and that stick, I died. LOL

[@Freespiritedqueen]

Me too! :o)

[@guymanson1626]

That "stick" is a mace, drum majors use them to control the band

[@lizzybethnj617]

Me too

[@anonymoushuman8344]

That scene might be a nod to the musical The Music Man.

[@resmarted]

@@guymanson1626 nobody cares

[@KevyB1990]

We played this tune at our reception as we came in. It was great!

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

Would you specify to further explain this publicly accessible information for further context?

[@TheSexy1049]

Aww that was so 😎..Congrats

[@OrangeCrush_Brandon]

“Yeahhh just a wake up call”

[@R0ll0]

i was so looking for this comment

[@damem9715]

Me

[@TheLumbeebrave1983]

One of the best movies of my teenage years PERIOD!!!!!

[@geoffwilliams4478]

TheLumbeebrave1983 AMEN TO THAT! I got a lot of my friends, who had parents sheltering them a lot, into this and everyday at school, we always talked with our phony British accents whenever we were around each other.

[@brofistbro]

😂😂 Same!! My parents showed me their funniest movies and I could NOT stop laughing! This movie trilogy got me HOOKED! And never regret knowing it!

[@jtrip540]

Not having even remotely thought about this movie in a decade, I woke up this morning with this theme playing repeatedly in my head and had to find and play this video. Multiple times. And drink a beer. Oh behave!

[@irkhanbasc]

One of the great movie openings of the 90s. Still remember seeing it on the big screen in 1997.

[@andremimoun1137]

Soûl bossa nova, a great tribute from Austin powers to the genius Quincy jones

[@pseudo-films116]

this is quite literally the greatest opening to a film ever

[@michaelpedro1939]

RAISE YOUR HAND IF QUINCY JONES BROUGHT YOU HERE. R.I.P QUINCY JONES.

[@melodyjanes9141]

Actually Diddy did ..I just saw a clip of Tatoo on.Evil ass it said Diddy 243 243 send me to turds and douche episode and it add up to episode 243.. that is fittingly called Douche and Terd 2020 . So I sitting here wondering how that spy Austin powers knew in 1997 that Dr evil ass tattoo with 243 meaning episode and I go there and it's called Turd douche and yes with Diddy. Plus 243 means fallen angel red feathers looks like Diddy . It just weird..unless someone set me up and that tattoo on evil ass is photo shopped . Does anyone remember Dr evil having a Diddy tattoo in ass? If so we have fallen down the biggest what in the pedophile is this shit I ever saw? Let me know. I just need to know if that Diddy tattoo was there in 1997 or I am being sent as false flag operation.. thanks and time is of essence. Ty

[@LoopyDreamz775]

@@melodyjanes9141 What?

[@brendabarber7459]

😮 WTF dude? ​@@melodyjanes9141

[@luke_cohen1]

@@melodyjanes9141 Lay off the meth.

[@TheKingBusiness]

The guy dancing with flag on the left is my spirit animal...

[@LadyVoldemort]

TheKingBusiness LOL. I wonder who's spirit animal was that man dancing behind Austin...you know, the one with green pants and purple-brown stripe shirt...my eyes always looking at him. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashykinz5162]

@@LadyVoldemort Im on a search to find the name of that actor

[@LadyVoldemort]

@@ashykinz5162 Good luck! If you have the movie he would probably be listed in the cast list in the end or maybe in IMDb (I'm too lazy to do it hahaha)...he danced very well he made Mike pale in comparison, hahaha... Pretty sure he's a professional dancer, not an actor...and the dude is probably just as old as Mike now...

[@maxwellcorben6476]

@@ashykinz5162 also good luck I say

[@johnjarou2357]

funniest opening scene ever! long live austin powers.

[@joylynch5204]

This always makes me so happy

[@XHibiscus]

RIP Quincy Jones An absolute genius composition.

[@blisstoriaa]

omg its just like the beatles movie "A Hard Days Night" 1. Running away from fans. He's lucky he didn't fall like Ringo and George! 2. Telephone booth. John, George, and Ringo were hiding in telephone booths! 3. Hiding behind a magazine. Paul did that too, except with a newspaper.

[@nikebrad]

that's what they were going for

[@kwesiidun1913]

blisstoria That was the whole point!

[@plxsma4601]

blisstoria Thank god I wasn’t the only one sitting there thinking how it looks exactly like that haha

[@chariclo2998]

Omg yes!!

[@MCO18]

Music by the legendary Quincy Jones.

[@physicscat]

George Clinton

[@obedcepeda664]

​@@physicscat George Clinton did a remake - its originally written, composed and performed by Quincy Jones (with his Orchestra)

[@laurah6845]

"Soul Bossa Nova" by Quincy Jones (1962)

[@tomace4898]

My friend and I both almost suffocated from laughter in the theater during this scene. Great times.

[@michelagiuliaiasilli]

Quincy Jones wrote this incredible bossa nova during 20 minutes! So lovely ! ❤Quincy Jones rest in peace and in power!

[@GrilloJ123]

By far the funniest movie from the 1990s.

[@jameslisle7775]

Dumb and Dumber.

[@fraank69]

Rush Hour.

[@thefuzzypickle8277]

Rush hour is probably still my number one

[@kendallrivers1119]

For 90's it's definitely Austin Powers, Rush Hour, Bad Boys, My Cousin Vinny, Men in Black, The Mask, Liar, Liar, Groundhog Day, The Nutty Professor, Friday, Ace Ventura Pet Detective and Ace Ventura Nature Calls.

[@jdxsr85]

Happy Gilmore

[@kitkat261]

Whenever I'm sad, I like to watch this

[@Bart848]

25 years later and I still love this movie

[@anthonygordon9483]

I remember seeing the previews for Austin Powers and I thought it was soooo stupid as a kid. And when I finally watched it I tried not the laugh and simply just couldnt. Truely one of the greatest satires in the 20th century

[@anonymoushuman8344]

I still love this. It's helpful for getting going in the morning sometimes, too!

[@sam64]

This might be the best way to open a film ever

[@Benratbag1997]

I love all the Austin Powers films and I’ll never ever get tired of watching them. Wacky & Silly yes, but to me they are timeless comedy classics of the 90s and every single minute of them always put a BIG smile to my face full of laughter 😄💙

[@michaelsmith8107]

Best opening to a film ever lol. Why can't all films start off like this. (Goldmember is a close runner up lol)

[@nerojuge8405]

Because it's terrible

[@nerojuge8405]

Or go watch a high school musical film

[@michaelsmith8107]

@@nerojuge8405 wierd but ok

[@Hasoon-os4id]

I preferred the spy who shaged me

[@kylehogankh]

It’s a parody of the hard days night Beatles movie

[@opa-age]

This is so amazingly choreographed.

[@xatm092tom]

I love the homage to Bob Fosse in this musical number!

[@GamagothRULES]

I was surprised to find out this song wasn’t made for Austin powers because it fits so perfectly

[@utubenotebanco]

Swinging 90s... i meant 60s! Lol.

[@pamelaromo5902]

utubenotebanco sdff

[@jaybennett5756]

Right on both accounts "Yeah Baby yeah!"

[@thefuzzypickle8277]

@@pamelaromo5902 damn 😍😍😍

[@LeL-q9e]

I really liked this movie when it premiered. It was so silly and over the top absurd, but charmingly so. Mike Myers is perfect in the role. Quincy Jones who just passed away wrote this and many others. Great movie. Rest In Musical Heaven Mr. Jones. 🎵

[@jessstuart7495]

Yeah, Baby!

[@ButtaMilkBiscuitsGaming]

I remember about back in 1998, I believe me and a friend was walking past a video store and i caught the scene after this intro when Austin and Miss Kesington were driving. It was something about the scene that stopped me, it not only made me start laughing when he said YEAH BABY! That whole scene was genius as far as all that was going on from just a simple conversation between two friends, and Austin asking why wont she model for him. They don't make comedies like this anymore. I really hope Mike Myers and company do get another Austin Powers going. I will surely be in line for it.

[@JoseTwitterFan]

*YEAH, BABY!* R.I.P. Quincy Jones, composer of "Soul Bossa Nova"

[@mikeRedMDK2032]

R.I.P to the legend Quincy Jones

[@MikeBailey74]

Had the best time in the cinema watching APIMOM with my best mate back in ‘97. We were already laughing hard from the Doctor Evil opening, then properly belly laughing when Ausin’s feet come in with the music. Then when he stops and looks at the copper and then the copper starts dancing we just fell apart completely. Then Austin leading the band around the corner almost finished us off. Just the best time watching this movie 👍

[@MyBenjamin73]

The fact that there are no comedians left who are willing to act half as fucking Looney as this guy is just sad. That first walk up synced to the music is just wacky, and I haven't seen any movie where anyone has been down to just let loose and BE this way

[@plxsma4601]

Jim Carey is similar yoo

[@whogoncutdagrass41]

@@plxsma4601 In the 90s yes today no

[@IamINERT]

Only Carrey and him

[@helios0074]

@@whogoncutdagrass41 Carrey's Dr Robotnik showed he still can be as loony as his 90s films.

[@intsoccersuperstar1]

That moment when the cop starts dancing with them is brilliant

[@ShyannaHarris]

Hahaha It's almost like The Beatles "A Hard Days Night" Opening hahaha I love Austin powers even more now!

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

a song Quincy composed in 1962...it still holds UP here in LATE 2024. about to be 2025. RIP Q. 1933-2024 Chicago's very own.

[@savannahalba7806]

I never realized as a kid how they heavily parodied James Bond movies 😂

[@alexac3098]

Oh my god. Yeah, it's like...nothing BUT James Bond parodies.

[@RR70actionTRS]

The freeze frame at 0:51. Looks exactly like my friend's wife. Hair, face, glasses, nose and teeth. Spot on. 🤣

[@-toma-8461]

DAMN those were good openings!

[@zolengeb.7629]

can't. stop. watching. this. SEND HELP

[@theofficialgreenkane]

People forget how popular Austin Power’s movies were in the early 2000’s. This, and the Scary Movie franchise were the kings of comedy back then. Atleast from like 1997-2003.

[@joegausch]

Exactly- that's why we have so many Austin's around these days. Their parents had 0 imagination The name didn't exist before '89!!!

[@nicktroisi6347]

The part with the cop always got me and still dose 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@boomerj361]

This is the greatest opening scene to a film of all time.

[@jegr3398]

I remember riding my bike to the theatre to watch this at 16 years old. Met my friend there and we watched it together. One of the most hilarious films I'd ever seen, such fresh humor and I loved all the little gags making fun of the old Bond films. I had seen most of the Bond films because my grandparents had them all on betamax. I'd seen Mike Meyers before in the Wayne's World movie. But Austin Powers was groundbreaking and so damn funny.

[@MemesOfProduction69]

This must have been one of the most fun characters to ever play

[@1235gh]

He was one of the most powerful actors at one time.

[@kurtdewittphoto]

This film was on a whole other level when it came out. Still not much has topped it.

[@tonygreene37]

The intro's as good as the movie.

[@gasjebasje99]

I watch ton of movies, and this might honestly be in my top 5 character introductions.

[@scott32396]

Still groovy in 2018 yeah baby!

[@Slig1977]

I remember when my mom rented this in 1997 she told me it was the guy from Wayne's World in a time travel movie. I figured it would be like Bill and Ted but when this opening sequence started I realized it looks more like A Hard Days Night.

[@jordank4889]

I firmly believe every film should ooen with a silly and extravagant musical number

[@MrKajithecat]

As a kid I would always watch Austin Powers, even if I didn't get all the jokes. Still super funny.

[@adamdesanti6713]

I remember seeing this as a teen in the mid 90's with my friends. We had NO IDEA about anything from British pop culture of the 60's and 70's. We were like, we don't know what the hell this is, but it's frigging amazing. When he whips around and stares at the camera during the 5-second musical segues. We were crying with laughter.

[@kate_cooper]

I love that there's a Beefeater just randomly standing on a street corner. Because, you know, it's London. :D

[@terribletc]

I had this clip on my computer for ages. One of the best scenes from the movie. Thumbs up!

[@bryanmenard9385]

A splashy opening is the cornerstone of any great spy film!

[@doesnotexist305]

I love the homage to A Hard Day's Night. I wonder if anybody else noticed.

[@omegajrz1269]

1:07

[@GodsArtGallery111]

Yes 😂

[@GodsArtGallery111]

Another one of my favorite movies

[@adriannawelch6990]

@@GodsArtGallery111 agreed love by the way awesome username

[@redDL89]

Imagine a flash mob pulling this off on the streets of London...with perfect choreography and everything. That would be so friggin awesome . But I guess it would be tremendously difficult, especially in trying to obtain the permission to close of several busy streets for even a few minutes.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

This illustrated the lifestyle of Swinging London. Groovy!

[@KawaiiCat2]

This always reminded me of The Beatles’s Hard Days Night opening .

[@Kinesiology411]

It's supposed to.

[@joshmradio]

RIP Quincy Jones

[@rattis]

I'm Swedish, and like a lot of swedes i watch the Nobel Prize ceremony every year. One year close to when this movie came out, they played this theme. Austin Powers was so popular that his theme song got to be played along with the usual Mozart and Bach. XD

[@marlenee1216]

Another beautiful Beatle reference (:

[@bobbybabinjr.4388]

Im a grown man and today learned that this was soul bossanova bu the man quincey jones. I just got into vinyl about a year ago and soon thereadter leabed of him and his works. Wow myers really encaptured the video i just saw of "aloft" i think it was. On to learn more about it

[@nobro1975]

I really hope we get one more film…the world could use him!

[@markkinz7913]

Friggin iconic tuba and bass trombone lines. Gets me every time.

[@shaunbang]

I absolutely love these movies and remember being a little kid not even understanding most of the humor and references yet still finding it so entertaining and just getting more and more entertaining as I grew and got the jokes lol

[@deathmagnetic12085]

I love how that English bobby(cop) was doing all those backflips as Austin was dancing.

[@lemonhead162]

I like when the cop starts dancing!

[@framesdeanthesunsetters3372]

This is how I greet the day

[@TheDoubleD441]

This Ladies and Gentlemen is the greatest film opening in history

[@meot.meo.1097]

I didn't never knew why Mike Myers is not considerated as The great actor he is. All his characters can be cartoonish, but they are so differents between them and hilarious too. The guy is awesome and so versatil.