SHAGALICIOUS BABY, YEAH! This is the second Austin Powers film to grace our screens and it was still so fun! So many amazing jokes and funny moments including: The longest wiener joke of all time, the RAP, and mini me. I had lots of fun with this one and I hope you guys did as well! Thanks for watching! Have a great day! :)
Watch the movie "So I married an axe murdere". Mike Myers plays a dual role of an American living in San Francisco who meets a gal in a butcher shop. Later introduces her to his Scottish father (played by Mike Myers). Hilarious movie!
Did u all know that he's actually an Anglophile?? Anglophile means a person which loves & admires English & Great Britian culture, people, music, films/TV shows, etc.... 😍🇬🇧💖
The original 'I'm A Believer' is one of the most famous songs ever, long before the Smash Mouth cover. It was released by The Monkees in the 1960s then covered again by a few people in the 90s before Smash Mouth came along.
"Austin Powers, I presume." "Powers by name, powers by reputation." "Felicity Shagwell, CIA. Shagwell by name, shag-very-well by reputation." "Oh, be-have." "Not if I can help it." Fun Fact: Rob Lowe's impression of Robert Wagner was developed several years before its appearance in the film. Lowe dated one of Wagner's daughters. Fat Award Fact: The head-to-toe makeup for Fat Bastard, designed and created at Stan Winston Studio under the supervision of key artist Mike Smithson, would go on to earn Smithson and Michèle Burke an Academy Award-nomination for Best Makeup. Location Location Fact: When Austin (Mike Myers) and Felicity (Heather Graham) are driving through the English countryside, Austin remarks on how the English countryside looks nothing like southern California. The entire movie was filmed in southern California. This scene was spur of the moment, with the dialogue improvised. This is evidenced by Felicity saying "What?" when Austin asks her the question.
The Star Wars crawl at the beginning might seem like a random joke for a James Bond parody... and it is... but at the time, it at least served more a meta purpose because this movie came out at the same time as The Phantom Menace in 1999. It was released just a few weeks later, which they knew was their release date when making it, and the Phantom Menace was a huge anticipated release, so they knew they could play with that hype at the time and maybe kinda fake people out a bit with a "Whoa, are we in the wrong theater? In this Star Wars?" kinda joke, considering Phantom Menace was probably playing next door.
Allan Parsons Project is a band from the 80’s. They did a soundtrack to an awesome movie starring Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer called Ladyhawke.
During the rocket jokes, the kid that's playing baseball: in college, mid '00s, I played DnD with him. Really nice house. (Was going to tell a few stories, but decided against, to be respectful......)
If you want more of Mike Myers' Scottish accent. Check out the movie 'So I Married an Axe Murderer'. It's a fun movie that doesn't get talked about that much. I don't think anybody has reacted to it yet. The movie tanked at theaters. I guess nobody wanted to see Mike Myers in a romantic comedy? But it became somewhat of a cult classic due to video rentals.
It's very underrated. Mike Myers also asks about something being Evil, and uses a pretty close to Dr. Evil voice. th-cam.com/video/Ci3rYOH8t3A/w-d-xo.html
Mike Myers with a Scottish accent for an entire movie? Good News, Shrek exists. over all people love the 1st one more but this is the one they quote more I'm A Believer" originally recorded by The Monkeys BTW check out the Trailer for this movie. They basically do a Star Wars Trailer
If you enjoy fourth wall breaks and a 1960s setting then I'd recommend the comedy drama _Alfie_ (1966 ignore the 2004 remake) which transformed Michael Caine from an up and coming leading man into a superstar.
The "Austin Powers Theme" is actually "Soul Bossa Nova", written and performed by Quincy Jones originally in 1962, though it has been used in a lot of things since then.
Even more than the first film this one has huge nostalgia vibes for me. 1999 was the year I turned 18 and started my last year of school so the Summer of 1999 really sticks in my mind including this film. I think I maybe slightly prefer the first one (I like Heather Graham but she's no Elizabeth Hurley) but I still have a lot of love for this one. I also find it hilarious Madonna wrote a far better song ('Beautiful Stranger') for the Bond parody than she did for an actual Bond film!
I think they did the Star Wars intro because The Phantom Menace came out that year. In one of Austin Powers promos I remember it saying something like "If you only see one movie this summer, go see Star Wars. But if you see 2 movies, go see Austin Powers"
You can name your penguin "Chilly Willy" to honor the old cartoon th-cam.com/video/NZ3NTYwcQB0/w-d-xo.html or "Playboy Penguin", the adorable Looney Tunes penguin: th-cam.com/video/o5BVq8fgkWc/w-d-xo.html
If you want more groovy 60's spy spoof, might want to check out the genuine article, with TV's "Avengers '67" (no, not THOSE Avengers...), about a pair of tongue-in-cheek 60's British spies, one who couldn't be more British, and one who couldn't be more 60's-- Not to mention one of the coolest themes in TV history: th-cam.com/video/NPvKHPHYUe8/w-d-xo.html 😄
I think my favorite Seth Green character was in a show called Holliston.. He played a character named Gustavo, a makeup effects artist that had multiple personalities. the main guys in the show are trying to hire him and he keeps switching back and forth from one character to another.
Great reaction man! These movies are goofy as hell but I'm glad you're enjoying their vibe. Two quick things: the president, who you thought you recognized, is Tim Robbins. And when Dr Evil's chair is out of control and he said "I need a young priest and an old priest... The power of Christ compels you!", that was a reference to The Exorcist.
Yes to Space Balls fun movie . I also recommend LadyHawke with Rutger Hauer Michelle Pfeiffer and Mathew Broderick a great fantasy adventure to romance by Richard Donner
This was one of the few times I watched a movie series out of order. In 2000 we got our first DVD player and it came with 4 movies. Lethal Weapon 4, The Matrix, Stargate, and The Spy Who Shagged Me. i prefer it over the first, also because of Heather Graham, I like her more than the first austin girl
Must watch Clint Eastwood 1971 movie, Play Misty For Me; one of his underrated film to me!! Made over 10 million at the box office with a 900,000 thousand budget 😳
Should you watch Spaceballs? Yes. Absolutely. There’s some smaller references to other sci-fi pop culture films of the 70s and 80s in it, but the majority of the movie parodies Star Wars. When I first saw it as a kid I hadn’t seen any of the other films it parodies other than Star Wars and I enjoyed the film. Watching it later after having seen more films it parodies definitely made me realize the source, but that didn’t diminish my original enjoyment of the film. In the 1980s there was a lot of nostalgia for the 1950s. Even on Nickelodeon they played reruns of shows from the 1950s like Dennis The Menace and Leave It To Beaver. So that’s how I know some of those older tv shows and movies. As we moved into the 1990s that nostalgia changed to the 1960s and by the late 1990s and early 2000s it had moved on to the 1970s. The films and tv shows of the time reflect this fascination and nostalgia. The song “I’m A Believer” was originally sung by a band called The Monkees. I’m familiar with them because I watched reruns of their tv sitcom and at some point in it there’d be scenes happening and a song of theirs would play. Like there’d be a chase scene and the song dubbed over it and other similar type of situations. It was funny! They have some great songs that I remember my parents (who are Boomers) often would play records of on the stereo in our house growing up. The transition scenes in the Austin Powers film are an homage to the 1960s skit comedy tv show Laugh In. The show played on Nick-at-night in the late 1980s early 1990s around 9-10pm. My sister and I enjoyed watching it. But yeah the show would have these transition scenes between skits with go-go dancers, etc. The woman playing Ivana Humpalot is Kristen Johnson. She was already popular at the time this film came out because she played Sally on the tv sitcom 3rd Rock From The Sun alongside John Lithgow, French Stewart, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It’s funny to watch if you want to check it out. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is definitely well representing 1990s teens like me (he and the other teens in the show I mean) with their dress, language, attitudes, etc. I know most of my friends and classmates watched the show each week because it was funny. If you like films that are parodies, there’s a film that came out in the early 2000s called Down With Love that stars Ewan McGregor and Renee Zwellweger. It’s a parody of romantic comedy films from the 1960s. I thought it was funny because I remember watching several either with my parents on the movie classic channels or with one of my aunts who anytime I visited we’d often watch either classic films or British tv shows (her first husband was from England and they had lived there for several decades before moving back to the states; he stayed involved with our family even after they divorced and I still called him uncle since everyone considered him part of the family even if no longer married to my aunt). I hadn’t really ever thought about the Austin Powers theme song, but you are right it is a bop! Don’t worry if you miss celebrity cameos. It happened to even friends and I back then seeing the film in theaters. It was usually upon rewatching with our parents when we rented the movie that they spotted celebrities that we missed. It doesn’t make the film any more or less enjoyable. It definitely seems to be a comedy film thing to do. Even older comedy films from the 1960s, etc have cameos that if it hadn’t been for my parents, aunt, or whomever older I was watching the film with I wouldn’t have known who many of the people were either. Me inquiring about it usually resulted in them deciding to elucidate with showing me other sources: films, tv shows, etc that were considered their best examples of work. A pattern I’ve noticed my sister and I have done with my niece whenever she’s watching something from the 1980s or 1990s and inquires about why someone is famous that we mention having a cameo appearance. Great reaction as always!! Love your channel! Also: I love the shirt! Very cool item of clothing to own! Great to wear while watching a film from the 1990s!
Thanks, Oliver! And welcome to your penguin! 🐧 Perhaps a good name would be *Fannar* (an old Norse word meaning "snowdrift")? ❧ The actor who played *Mini-Me* was Verne Troyer. I got to meet him, briefly, while visiting a friend in Manhattan, circa 1996.
I was wondering if your spiffy Keith Haring shirt would make a return! I want one for myself. That artist had a tragic but inspiring life story. If you're ever in the mood for a little pop art history, the TH-cam channel Soulr has a good documentary about him. You raise an interesting point about the comedy in this sequel being a slight step down from the first, but a followup to any beloved film is bound to face a similar dilemma. If a sequel follows the style set by the first movie, it risks being dismissed as derivative; if it branches into a new territory, critics will say it has strayed too far from its roots. I suppose that's why so few sequels match, let alone surpass, their original; for every Aliens or Terminator 2, there are hundreds of (occasionally charming) duds like The Neverending Story II and Conan the Destroyer. Like you, I was taken aback by Austin's mention of the 80s being skippable! This film was right before 80s nostalgia really blasted off on a large scale. Just three years later, VH1 launched their extremely popular series "I Love the 80s," which spawned three seasons and numerous spinoffs into other decades (including the 70s, which Austin also dismisses). American Psycho, set prominently in the 80s, was right around the corner from this film, too! I get that the joke is that it's silly it is to write off a whole era in the first place, but the synth-loving NES fanboy in me felt attacked! 😂
The photo sessions scenes is based on a really cool suspense movie called “Blow Up”. Filmed in 1966. It’s filled with all the incredible Carnaby Street British fashions.
I think you'll like Spaceballs by director Mel Brooks. He also did a Hitchcock spoof called High Anxiety, which parodies many famous scenes and tropes from Hitch's films.
My top movie shout outs for you 1. Shrek 2. Casino Royale 1967 3. Space Balls 4. Get Smart 5. Hardware Wars 6. Spy Hard 7. The Nude bomb 8. Naked Gun 9. Police Academy 10 Wayne's World' 11. Love Guru (though I will be sitting that one out) 12 Johnny English
Your critique of the movie is really astute. It's definitely not a parody,; it's a collection of different ideas from different sources. If you search TH-cam for "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" & "Get Smart", you'll see the majority of things that didn't come from James Bond. If you search for a band called Peter and Gordon, you'll see Austin Powers from the neck up. 😁👍
I really love how you get into the spirit of the films you watch! Austin Powers is so much more fun and interesting than James Bond, imho. I appreciate all that you do and all that you are 🐝 Blessed Bee!
I like the 1st and 3rd one the most. I think that they can be very same-y if you watch them back to back. Mike Myers has his same shtick that he keeps in all his movies, which is one of the reasons why a lot of older people don't like Cat in the Hat as it is Mike Myers being Austin Powers, Shrek, Dr. Evil, Fat Bastard, Wayne, and generally Mike Myers. This movie seems very all over the place in terms of parody, comedy focus, and tone compared to the first one.
Another great reaction Ollie! If you'd like another Mike Myers/Verne Troyer collab, The Love Guru. Not his best work but might be fun if you're into hockey.
If you don't have a penguin name yet, I'd like to suggest "Aldous". That way when Huxley and the penguin are with you, you could point to the penguin then Huxley and say "Aldous Huxley". Just a thought. Love your reactions.
SHAGALICIOUS BABY, YEAH! This is the second Austin Powers film to grace our screens and it was still so fun! So many amazing jokes and funny moments including: The longest wiener joke of all time, the RAP, and mini me. I had lots of fun with this one and I hope you guys did as well!
Thanks for watching! Have a great day! :)
The President id is played by Tim Robbins from The Shawshank Redemption and other fine films.
So I married a axe murderer is a cult now . Try it out
"I want to hear Mike Myers doing a Scottish accent for a whole movie." And Shrek shall be its name.
* scrolls through comments to see if anyone picked up on it * this is the part where I run away ( of course they did lol )
Watch the movie "So I married an axe murdere". Mike Myers plays a dual role of an American living in San Francisco who meets a gal in a butcher shop. Later introduces her to his Scottish father (played by Mike Myers). Hilarious movie!
Did u all know that he's actually an Anglophile??
Anglophile means a person which loves & admires English & Great Britian culture, people, music, films/TV shows, etc.... 😍🇬🇧💖
"You're not here for my penguin" well that's only cause I didn't know he existed but I'm here for him now lmao
The original 'I'm A Believer' is one of the most famous songs ever, long before the Smash Mouth cover. It was released by The Monkees in the 1960s then covered again by a few people in the 90s before Smash Mouth came along.
"Austin Powers, I presume."
"Powers by name, powers by reputation."
"Felicity Shagwell, CIA. Shagwell by name, shag-very-well by reputation."
"Oh, be-have."
"Not if I can help it."
Fun Fact: Rob Lowe's impression of Robert Wagner was developed several years before its appearance in the film. Lowe dated one of Wagner's daughters.
Fat Award Fact: The head-to-toe makeup for Fat Bastard, designed and created at Stan Winston Studio under the supervision of key artist Mike Smithson, would go on to earn Smithson and Michèle Burke an Academy Award-nomination for Best Makeup.
Location Location Fact: When Austin (Mike Myers) and Felicity (Heather Graham) are driving through the English countryside, Austin remarks on how the English countryside looks nothing like southern California. The entire movie was filmed in southern California. This scene was spur of the moment, with the dialogue improvised. This is evidenced by Felicity saying "What?" when Austin asks her the question.
The opening song is called Soul Bossa Nova by Quincy Jones
The Star Wars crawl at the beginning might seem like a random joke for a James Bond parody... and it is... but at the time, it at least served more a meta purpose because this movie came out at the same time as The Phantom Menace in 1999. It was released just a few weeks later, which they knew was their release date when making it, and the Phantom Menace was a huge anticipated release, so they knew they could play with that hype at the time and maybe kinda fake people out a bit with a "Whoa, are we in the wrong theater? In this Star Wars?" kinda joke, considering Phantom Menace was probably playing next door.
If you love Seth Green, you should watch Can’t Hardly Wait (1998) 🙂
Allan Parsons Project is a band from the 80’s. They did a soundtrack to an awesome movie starring Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer called Ladyhawke.
I'd name the penguin either "Ubuntu" or "Oswald"
well of course you're naming the penguin Mini-Me
I think we have a winner.
I'm A Believer -- Originally by The Monkees in The 60's
During the rocket jokes, the kid that's playing baseball: in college, mid '00s, I played DnD with him. Really nice house. (Was going to tell a few stories, but decided against, to be respectful......)
If you want more of Mike Myers' Scottish accent. Check out the movie 'So I Married an Axe Murderer'. It's a fun movie that doesn't get talked about that much. I don't think anybody has reacted to it yet. The movie tanked at theaters. I guess nobody wanted to see Mike Myers in a romantic comedy? But it became somewhat of a cult classic due to video rentals.
It's very underrated. Mike Myers also asks about something being Evil, and uses a pretty close to Dr. Evil voice. th-cam.com/video/Ci3rYOH8t3A/w-d-xo.html
Head! Move your huge cranium!!! 🤣
That and the "Shrek" series.
Great movie!!! Him as his father is hysterical
@@lisataveras8031 His giant pillow !
The president in 1969 is played by Tim Robbins (Shawkshank Redemption)
Mike Myers with a Scottish accent for an entire movie? Good News, Shrek exists.
over all people love the 1st one more but this is the one they quote more
I'm A Believer" originally recorded by The Monkeys
BTW check out the Trailer for this movie. They basically do a Star Wars Trailer
If you enjoy fourth wall breaks and a 1960s setting then I'd recommend the comedy drama _Alfie_ (1966 ignore the 2004 remake) which transformed Michael Caine from an up and coming leading man into a superstar.
The "Austin Powers Theme" is actually "Soul Bossa Nova", written and performed by Quincy Jones originally in 1962, though it has been used in a lot of things since then.
Spaceballs - yes!
Also:
Blazing Saddles;
Robin Hood: Men in Tights;
Dracula: Dead and Living It;
and many other Mel Brooks films.
Seth Green was in a movie called "Air Bourne" along w/ Jack Black one of his 1st major movie....
Even more than the first film this one has huge nostalgia vibes for me. 1999 was the year I turned 18 and started my last year of school so the Summer of 1999 really sticks in my mind including this film. I think I maybe slightly prefer the first one (I like Heather Graham but she's no Elizabeth Hurley) but I still have a lot of love for this one. I also find it hilarious Madonna wrote a far better song ('Beautiful Stranger') for the Bond parody than she did for an actual Bond film!
Yes, you ABSOLUTELY must watch spaceballs.
I think they did the Star Wars intro because The Phantom Menace came out that year. In one of Austin Powers promos I remember it saying something like "If you only see one movie this summer, go see Star Wars. But if you see 2 movies, go see Austin Powers"
You can name your penguin "Chilly Willy" to honor the old cartoon th-cam.com/video/NZ3NTYwcQB0/w-d-xo.html or "Playboy Penguin", the adorable Looney Tunes penguin: th-cam.com/video/o5BVq8fgkWc/w-d-xo.html
If you want more groovy 60's spy spoof, might want to check out the genuine article, with TV's "Avengers '67" (no, not THOSE Avengers...), about a pair of tongue-in-cheek 60's British spies, one who couldn't be more British, and one who couldn't be more 60's--
Not to mention one of the coolest themes in TV history: th-cam.com/video/NPvKHPHYUe8/w-d-xo.html 😄
The reason there were a lot of Star wars references was because the prequels were coming out around this time.
I think my favorite Seth Green character was in a show called Holliston.. He played a character named Gustavo, a makeup effects artist that had multiple personalities. the main guys in the show are trying to hire him and he keeps switching back and forth from one character to another.
Great reaction man! These movies are goofy as hell but I'm glad you're enjoying their vibe.
Two quick things: the president, who you thought you recognized, is Tim Robbins. And when Dr Evil's chair is out of control and he said "I need a young priest and an old priest... The power of Christ compels you!", that was a reference to The Exorcist.
I suggest Mister Waddlesworth!
There better be a Spaceballs reaction very soon. You’ll love it
Yes to Space Balls fun movie . I also recommend LadyHawke with Rutger Hauer Michelle Pfeiffer and Mathew Broderick a great fantasy adventure to romance by Richard Donner
@18:37 I’m laughing thinking about people walking past your door hearing you.
This was one of the few times I watched a movie series out of order. In 2000 we got our first DVD player and it came with 4 movies.
Lethal Weapon 4, The Matrix, Stargate, and The Spy Who Shagged Me. i prefer it over the first, also because of Heather Graham, I like her more than the first austin girl
10:23
You have.
It’s called Shrek.
😎
Yeah somehow I forgot about that??
Must watch Clint Eastwood 1971 movie, Play Misty For Me; one of his underrated film to me!! Made over 10 million at the box office with a 900,000 thousand budget 😳
Should you watch Spaceballs? Yes. Absolutely. There’s some smaller references to other sci-fi pop culture films of the 70s and 80s in it, but the majority of the movie parodies Star Wars. When I first saw it as a kid I hadn’t seen any of the other films it parodies other than Star Wars and I enjoyed the film. Watching it later after having seen more films it parodies definitely made me realize the source, but that didn’t diminish my original enjoyment of the film.
In the 1980s there was a lot of nostalgia for the 1950s. Even on Nickelodeon they played reruns of shows from the 1950s like Dennis The Menace and Leave It To Beaver. So that’s how I know some of those older tv shows and movies. As we moved into the 1990s that nostalgia changed to the 1960s and by the late 1990s and early 2000s it had moved on to the 1970s. The films and tv shows of the time reflect this fascination and nostalgia. The song “I’m A Believer” was originally sung by a band called The Monkees. I’m familiar with them because I watched reruns of their tv sitcom and at some point in it there’d be scenes happening and a song of theirs would play. Like there’d be a chase scene and the song dubbed over it and other similar type of situations. It was funny! They have some great songs that I remember my parents (who are Boomers) often would play records of on the stereo in our house growing up. The transition scenes in the Austin Powers film are an homage to the 1960s skit comedy tv show Laugh In. The show played on Nick-at-night in the late 1980s early 1990s around 9-10pm. My sister and I enjoyed watching it. But yeah the show would have these transition scenes between skits with go-go dancers, etc.
The woman playing Ivana Humpalot is Kristen Johnson. She was already popular at the time this film came out because she played Sally on the tv sitcom 3rd Rock From The Sun alongside John Lithgow, French Stewart, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It’s funny to watch if you want to check it out. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is definitely well representing 1990s teens like me (he and the other teens in the show I mean) with their dress, language, attitudes, etc. I know most of my friends and classmates watched the show each week because it was funny.
If you like films that are parodies, there’s a film that came out in the early 2000s called Down With Love that stars Ewan McGregor and Renee Zwellweger. It’s a parody of romantic comedy films from the 1960s. I thought it was funny because I remember watching several either with my parents on the movie classic channels or with one of my aunts who anytime I visited we’d often watch either classic films or British tv shows (her first husband was from England and they had lived there for several decades before moving back to the states; he stayed involved with our family even after they divorced and I still called him uncle since everyone considered him part of the family even if no longer married to my aunt).
I hadn’t really ever thought about the Austin Powers theme song, but you are right it is a bop!
Don’t worry if you miss celebrity cameos. It happened to even friends and I back then seeing the film in theaters. It was usually upon rewatching with our parents when we rented the movie that they spotted celebrities that we missed. It doesn’t make the film any more or less enjoyable. It definitely seems to be a comedy film thing to do. Even older comedy films from the 1960s, etc have cameos that if it hadn’t been for my parents, aunt, or whomever older I was watching the film with I wouldn’t have known who many of the people were either. Me inquiring about it usually resulted in them deciding to elucidate with showing me other sources: films, tv shows, etc that were considered their best examples of work. A pattern I’ve noticed my sister and I have done with my niece whenever she’s watching something from the 1980s or 1990s and inquires about why someone is famous that we mention having a cameo appearance.
Great reaction as always!! Love your channel!
Also: I love the shirt! Very cool item of clothing to own! Great to wear while watching a film from the 1990s!
Thanks, Oliver! And welcome to your penguin! 🐧 Perhaps a good name would be *Fannar* (an old Norse word meaning "snowdrift")? ❧ The actor who played *Mini-Me* was Verne Troyer. I got to meet him, briefly, while visiting a friend in Manhattan, circa 1996.
You could name your penguin Pingu as an homage to the voice actor of Pingu and La Linea who passed away earlier this month.
I was wondering if your spiffy Keith Haring shirt would make a return! I want one for myself. That artist had a tragic but inspiring life story. If you're ever in the mood for a little pop art history, the TH-cam channel Soulr has a good documentary about him.
You raise an interesting point about the comedy in this sequel being a slight step down from the first, but a followup to any beloved film is bound to face a similar dilemma. If a sequel follows the style set by the first movie, it risks being dismissed as derivative; if it branches into a new territory, critics will say it has strayed too far from its roots. I suppose that's why so few sequels match, let alone surpass, their original; for every Aliens or Terminator 2, there are hundreds of (occasionally charming) duds like The Neverending Story II and Conan the Destroyer.
Like you, I was taken aback by Austin's mention of the 80s being skippable! This film was right before 80s nostalgia really blasted off on a large scale. Just three years later, VH1 launched their extremely popular series "I Love the 80s," which spawned three seasons and numerous spinoffs into other decades (including the 70s, which Austin also dismisses). American Psycho, set prominently in the 80s, was right around the corner from this film, too! I get that the joke is that it's silly it is to write off a whole era in the first place, but the synth-loving NES fanboy in me felt attacked! 😂
Can’t wait for the reaction to #3 … Get ready for Queen B 😍 actually we get a cameo in the beginning so we get 2 Queen B’s 👏🏼
The photo sessions scenes is based on a really cool suspense movie called “Blow Up”.
Filmed in 1966.
It’s filled with all the incredible Carnaby Street British fashions.
The colonel was also in rambo 2
For your penguin....Frosty. Love you, Ollie, and all your content. Especially when you watch older stuff. Always great to see the classics.
The name for your penguin should be RolyPolyPenguin. Or RolyPolyPenguinFriend.
I think you'll like Spaceballs by director Mel Brooks. He also did a Hitchcock spoof called High Anxiety, which parodies many famous scenes and tropes from Hitch's films.
My top movie shout outs for you
1. Shrek
2. Casino Royale 1967
3. Space Balls
4. Get Smart
5. Hardware Wars
6. Spy Hard
7. The Nude bomb
8. Naked Gun
9. Police Academy
10 Wayne's World'
11. Love Guru (though I will be sitting that one out)
12 Johnny English
Maybe it's a female penguin, named Gwen(play on guin)?
31:21 I can't be sure but I think this is the first and only time we see Dr Evil doing actual doctor stuff.(and evil medical school finally pays off)
penguin name mmm - one shot.
cause you got him on your first try lol
Your critique of the movie is really astute. It's definitely not a parody,; it's a collection of different ideas from different sources. If you search TH-cam for "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" & "Get Smart", you'll see the majority of things that didn't come from James Bond.
If you search for a band called Peter and Gordon, you'll see Austin Powers from the neck up. 😁👍
Peter and Gordon are basically Austin and Basil lol
Lester. That penguin is definitely a Lester.
cant wait for Goldmember
10:24 I'm pretty sure there are like 6 Shrek movies
One of Ludacris's songs is inspired by the Austin Powers films. I believe it is "Number one spot".
I really love how you get into the spirit of the films you watch! Austin Powers is so much more fun and interesting than James Bond, imho. I appreciate all that you do and all that you are 🐝 Blessed Bee!
Starbucks 𝐈𝐒 evil.
I like the 1st and 3rd one the most. I think that they can be very same-y if you watch them back to back. Mike Myers has his same shtick that he keeps in all his movies, which is one of the reasons why a lot of older people don't like Cat in the Hat as it is Mike Myers being Austin Powers, Shrek, Dr. Evil, Fat Bastard, Wayne, and generally Mike Myers. This movie seems very all over the place in terms of parody, comedy focus, and tone compared to the first one.
Petey the Penguin 🐧
Go to watching Spaceballs with ludicrous speed!
Another great reaction Ollie! If you'd like another Mike Myers/Verne Troyer collab, The Love Guru. Not his best work but might be fun if you're into hockey.
This one's my favorite out of the trilogy
10:22 shrek?
If you don't have a penguin name yet, I'd like to suggest "Aldous". That way when Huxley and the penguin are with you, you could point to the penguin then Huxley and say "Aldous Huxley". Just a thought. Love your reactions.
Mr Penguisworth!
Name the penguin Burgess Meredith
The president was played by Tim robbins
27:57 😆
Yep that is Starbucks all right that is dr. Evil's headquarters and that's where he gets coffee's to ask you something you ever been to Starbucks ?
You have Spaceballs and haven't watched it??? Dude... You MUST, and react to it.
Already have and it is on the channel now! :)
"Shagadelic"
Puddles the Penguin
Penguins name should be
“Sumbud E Oranother”
…….
and penguin names
Pengu
Chilly Billy
Petty
Slippy
Cube
Dapper
Yeah do Spaceballs
That’s Jacob the penguin
Great reaction Ollie. You should watch the Kingsman movies after this
Mr Penguinsworth
Penguin name....Bluein
How about "Blue Boy" as a name for your pet penguin?
5:31
Chillberto
Yes - watch spaceballs.
You'll love goldmember.
You need to listen to the monkeys. You'll have fun (watch the videos)
Penguin name - icee
Pudgie the Penguin
How about “Puffy” the Penguin?
I'll behave baby ♂️
spaceballs asap
Name him Canookie
Name him Brent
Perfect. Reminds me of karl pilkington
😂
Song
Otis
You need to watch Shrek
1 and 3 are better imo but there all great movies