Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

This movie is devoid of value. Just a lot of disgusting, vile scenes in a deplorable attempt at being funny. The "humor" is sickening. Everyone, except the people who profited, would be better off had this movie not been made. If this is the best director Jay Roach can do then he needs to finds himself another occupation. I bought the DVD because Heather Graham is in the movie. But her acting talents are wasted. I'm going to dump this movie as fast as I can find a buyer. It's not worth buying, renting, owning or watching. A waste of Mike Myers talents too. Any of Heather Graham's other movies will provide more entertainment than this foul piece of film making.

Well, I had very low expectations of this film, and wasn't disappointed. It was dire. Austin Powers is the Carry on films of the '90's. Filled from end to end with poor (sexual) innuendo and very little humour of any other kind. The only problem being that it (carry on humour) just isn't funny anymore. The acting performances were only average. The only thing which remotely redemed the film was the number of "babes" in it - oh behave. . . . ..

This movie was way too over-hyped, even more so than Star Wars when you think about it. I was a fan of the original and was let down by The Spy Who Shagged Me. There were many awkward silences in the theater after 50% of the jokes. The reaction was more:"awwhhh!," than, "Hahahha." I really like Mike Myers, but maybe he needs a little more help than he has writing the movie. Unfortunately, this was a bad movie. Although for some reason I really want another sequel...

This sequel reminded me a lot of the second Ace Ventura movie, which took the funny and original ideas of the first film and drove them into the ground. Mike Myers could have done a lot better than this gimmicky, sometimes annoying rehash. There are some genuinely funny bits (the * synonyms of course) but, no matter what you've heard, it's not nearly as enjoyable as Star Wars: Episode 1 (or even Austin Powers Episode 1).

The original was at least, well, original. Had some clever bits, and of course Liz Hurley. This is just a repeat. Same jokes, same concept, nothing new at all. Let's put it this way - this is NOT a movie I have any desire to see twice. You could probably cut out the stupid parts, and have maybe ten minutes of actual comedy, which mainly consists of Dr. Evil battling with his son Scott. Best line - "You're the Diet Coke of evil" delivered on the Jerry Springer show. Other than that, mostly junk. Hopefully we will be spared an "Austin Powers III" .....

This is absolutely the worst movie I have seen this summer so far. I didn't laugh even once, and it comes no where near its predecessor. I really hate it when the film studios have a hit movie, so they rush and put out any crap and sell it as a sequel. Anyways, I gave it a 1 out of 10.

No. 2 for Austin Powers and so begins the steady decent into... Ugh. It's a lot of the same jokes, more repetitive and dialed up to 11 and that's not a great thing. It's self referential about it but it's still just underwhelming. We also see Mike Meyers adding another character to his repertoire in "Fat." I hate it, just to be clear.