What’s it about? --------------------- Britain’s sexiest spy is once again called upon to thwart the plans of Dr Evil who has stolen his “mojo” Who’s in it? ---------------- Mike Myers further demonstrates his versatility by playing three roles. First up, he returns as both Dr Evil and Austin Powers. Having already played the characters in the first film, he now appears much more comfortable with both the characters and their dialogue and so they seem much more fun to watch. Freed from the shackles of having to introduce the main characters, the script can get down to the funny stuff more quickly and Myers has a little more freedom to flex ...  Read the complete review

Just prior to this film was receiving its Uk release (Spring '99) a trailer was put into circulation that gave indication of just how good this sequel was going to be. We were lead around what looked like a death star from Star Wars and just as you were maybe (depends on gullabitlity, I was fooled and I am a HUGE Star Wars fan) beginning to believe this was a trailer for the upcoming Phantom Menace film you were greeted with a resounding, "I suppose you were expecting someone else!" and there was Dr Evil. The movies catchline was: 'If you see one film this summer watch Star Wars, If you see two films this summer then watch this!' ...  Read the complete review

A very entertaining laugh-a-minute sequel. It is a good film and Myers is again very OTT and funny. The film begins with Austin and Vanessa, (Liz Hurley) on honeymoon. Austin discovers that his wife is a Fembot. Basically he has to knock his wife's head off, he quickly recovers from this 'little upset'. Austin Powers, (in case you don't know) is a secret agent and obsessed with sex. His Mojo, makes him attractive to any female, which is lucky as he isn't exactly goodlooking. Favourite catchphrases include- 'yeah baby' and 'do you think I’m horny baby, do you?'. Enter new side kick 'Felicity ...  Read the complete review

‘Austin Powers, International Man Of Mystery’ was a worldwide smash hit comedy film for its creator Mike Myers, very late of ‘Wayne’s World’ and other teen comedy work and he liked it so much he bought the company and brought out a follow up – ‘Austin Powers 2, The Spy Who Shagged Me’. In many senses, however, 2 isn’t strictly a comedy at all, it’s more a series of individual sketches, spoofs and satires all loosely linked together around the framework of Dr Evil’s attempts to hold the world to ransom. It’s no less enjoyable for that, however, and Myers gives a tour de force performance as ...  Read the complete review

Last night, having just got back from the cinema with my flat mates we were sitting in the lounge wondering what to do. It was 1.30am and we'd just come back from the kebab shop. Whilst munching away on my chip nan, we decided that there was nothing good to watch on television and as my flat mate had bought Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me that morning, we decided to watch it. It was a film that we could take at face value and would entertain us during the early hours of the morning. The film begins by continuing from the story from the end of the previous film. Dr Evil has been removed from the Earth and Austin Powers (Mike Myers) is celebrating his ...  Read the complete review