# Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)

### reviewed by
Tim Voon

    AUSTIN POWERS 1999
     A film review by Timothy Voon
    Copyright 1999 Timothy Voon
    3 out of 4 for the missing Mojo

Cast: Mike Myers, Heather Graham, Robert Wagner, Michael York, Mindy Sterling, Seth Greene, Verne Troyer, Rob Lowe. Screenplay: Mike Myers & Michael McCullers. Producers: Suzanne Todd, Jennifer Todd, Demi Moore & Eric McLeod and Mike Myers & John Lyons. Director: Jay Roach.

    Things that are purely Austin …

`Oh BEHAVE! Felicity Shagwell is one shagadellic babe. Do I make your horny? Female Fembots with breasts that require gun controlling. Anything that resembles bananas and two balls of icecream. The nut-biting finale between Mini Me and Austin. All that body hair is a real turn on, it's a pity more leading men don't wear it on screen. Anything that vaguely resembles sausages and eggs. Fat Bastard. The love scene between Felicity and Fat Bastard, that redefines sex. The wrongly implied love scene in the tent that redefines anal sex. The love scene between Austin and Ivana Humpalot, that redefines chess and oral sex. The love scene between Dr. Evil and Frau Farbissina, that redefines weird sex. The love affair between Austin and Felicity, that does not happen, because his Mojo goes missing. The relationship between Dr Evil, himself and Mini Me which redefines a solo love affair. The unique relationship between Dr Evil and his son Scott www.com.zip, that says a lot about our relationship with our children nowadays. Weanies, Johnny, Richard, Dick etc.'

This movie is every bit as silly and crazy as the first. There are moments that will make your sick, which are probably best forgotten, but overall Mike Myers has redefined what it means to be an international spy and leading man.

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