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Frickin dying in *AUSTIN POWERS 2* First Time Watching MOVIE REACTION
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00:00 Intro
00:11 Austin Powers 2 Movie Commentary
33:22 Austin Powers 2 Movie Review
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Daniel Craig Bonds are starting right after last Austin Powers! 👍👍
AUSTIN POWERS 1: th-cam.com/video/MjR3fkkb-g4/w-d-xo.html
JAMES BOND Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLQHhQlj8i5dp_oymDpZRwVEgCMP9fUpks.html
I'm already Excited, Chris Cornell's "You Know My Name" (the Theme for "Casino Royale") has got to be the BEST Bond Song Ever...it Rocks! 😉👍
I can't believe that you like "number 2" more than "number 1". 😜
Such a great reaction, Jen, I knew that you'd love it. You'll love the next one too, I'm sure. As for the music, it's all '60s songs with the exception of 'Soul Bossaova' which was written for it, the instrumental track that you liked earlier in the film. The next one, 'Austin Powers: Goldmember' takes the action to the early '70s and features themes from, Disco, 'Blacksploitation', etc, and we meet Austin's Dad.
@@tomhoffman4330 Do you mean 'Bond song' or 'Bong song'? 😁
@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. Oops! (LOL) Thanks Adam, I'll fix that. . .
The Chair scene was completely improvised as it actually malfunctioned, but Myers stayed in character and spit out those funny lines 😂
Did it malfunction or was it the chair operator messing with Mike? I have heard both stories.
You can hear someone on the stage say " get him a bucket"
I still say "GET IN MY BELLY!" from time to time. So many great lines in these films.
"I've got a crap on deck that could choke a donkey" ...
"Damn, we are handsome!"
I love that you did all those Bond movie reviews as prep for the Austin Powers parodies. :-)
I was thinking that as I was watching. Like, "she's getting all the references!"
I know! So much research for a ridiculous movie that is amazing
She may not know film classic "Blow Up" which is referenced in the swinging 60's fashion photographer bit.
The ultimate swerve.
'Dirty pillows' is a Carrie (1976) reference. Directed by Brian (Mission Impossible) De Palma. A masterpiece, for future viewing!
i recently watched 1976 Carrie for the first time very much enjoyed it 👍
Had no idea Jen was a gamer until she mentioned Mass Effect. Very happy to hear that!
I get the feeling Jen would join Dr Evil just for the evil lairs. And doing the air quotes every single time Dr Evil did them was so funny!
I love how Jen is just busting out in laughter at almost every single scene.
When you think about it Vanessa had a mother that believed that was her daughter. That means she actually existed. Which means at some point Dr. Evil killed her and replaced her.
Or maybe she's just kidnapped and captive somewhere
Her mother obviously was a fembot, too
When Dr evil's chair goes haywire, that shit gets me every time! The moment that he spits right before he's about to puke, was the perfect finale for that entire sequence! So good! 😂😂😂
That chair scene was actually improvised. Wasn't supposed to go haywire, Mike Myers went with it and they kept it in.
@@blablubs9987 If that's true then that makes it even better! How could he be so funny on the fly like that???
@@TerminatorJuice Yes other commentor is right, the chair spinning I believe started as a prank by the prop master controlling the chair and the director, Mike went with it and improvised the bit.
@@TerminatorJuice'Cos he's a comedian, doh!
The debut of Mini-Me, also RIP to Verne Troyer who played Mini-Me he was my favourite character.
To this day “great… somebody get THE STICK!” Is the funniest line in this movie to me for some reason. Idk what to say it just does it .😂
the Austin Powers theme song was originally recorded in 1962 by the one and only Quincy Jones. The name of the tune is "Soul Bossa Nova"
Just as if not funnier than the first movie. Glad you enjoyed it, Jen!
Also, Jen's favorite game is Mass Effect...she has impeccable taste!
There are two incredible "Austin Powers in Mass Effect" videos by eli_handle_b.wav on youtube. They are just amazing and totally hilarious.
@@Yora21those are good.
This is the best one.
There was a short-lived TV show in the 60's called The Time Tunnel which featured a spiral patterned time machine.
I kind of love how while Dr. Evil was frozen, the rest of the organization decided that the best way to grow was to partner with a truly evil organization - Starbucks, and moved into their headquarters. lol
The funniest of the trilogy by a country mile…absolutely love it 👍
Okay, Jen...the Mass Effect mention was AWESOME!!!!
The song that Elvis Costello sings with Burt Bacharach is "I'll Never Fall In Love Again". The song originally came from the musical 'Promises. Promises' (1968), based on the Oscar-winning Best Picture 'The Apartment' (1960). It has been recorded many times since then, and it's one of Bacharach's most enduring hits.
Model Rebecca Romijn was just beginning her acting career, transitioning from modeling when she did this movie...in 2000, she took on one of her most famous roles as Raven Darkholme aka Mystique in 'X-Men'. She's now on 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'.
The other model, Ivana Humpalot was played by Kristen Johnston who was on the hit sitcom '3rd Rock From The Sun'.
Rob Lowe got the job as the young Number 2 because he was Mike Myers's friend since making 'Wayne's World' together, but also because Rob grew up around Robert Wagner's kids. He even dated one of Wagner's daughters. On the golf course, Rob came up with the idea of him playing a younger version of Number 2 in a sequel and pitched it to Mike while playing a round of golf. He even did his impression of Wagner for Mike, making him laugh. Next thing, Rob is cast as a young Number 2 in the then-untitled Austin Powers sequel.
Jen. After you watch Austin Powers 3 be sure to put "In Like Flint" and "Our Man Flint." Both contributed to Austin Powers stylistically (just not as much as the Bond films) :-)
And The Ipcress File (and its sequels "Funeral in Berlin" and "Billion-Dollar Brain").
@@Leo-sd3jt The Harry Palmer trilogy is really good
Jenny Bond: u have an award winning laught 😅
The way he runs on the Jerry springer show is hilarious 😂
As I've stated before, all 3 of these movies are amazing, and each one is great in it's own right. I prefer them in the order released, as each new movie seemed somewhat of a copy of each previous film in regards to the same gags being used as well as some comedic moments. If I saw this one first, it would have been my favorite, as it would have been the freshest in regards to the gags, or the same if I had seen the 3rd one first. Thanks again for a great reaction video.
The franchise was very much aware of that. They even acknowledge it in the 3rd one. One of the character says ''They're doing the same joke they did in the last one''.
The transitions are from the 1960s comedy skit show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. It's the show which arguably made Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin famous.
in case it wasnt mentioned, the moment when austin powers sees the criminal in the reflection of the woman's eye, then using her as a human shield, was an homage to one of the early scenes in goldfinger. cant wait until you get to commando. arnold's finest 80s cheese.
I have to say your channel is in my top three favorite reaction channels. 🥰👍
Jen is Top-2 on My Tier List!✌
Who else is on your list? My favorites are Jen, TBR Schmitt and the underrated Shan Watches Movies. James vs Cinema is great too
@@casualcausalityy I Love TBR_Schmitt too; I've been following them for so long, that I like to think of them as "Friends."
@@casualcausalityy I subscribed to all these channels. But I also recommend "CineBinge React".
@@casualcausalityy I love Shan. Especially because he also has a certain knowledge about making films.
I cannot believe how well you remember all the Bond films.
Yes to Beneath the Planet of the Apes, Jen. Thanks. Love that you pick up so many references in these films to the genre.
The movie that predicted modern extremist "evangelicals."
Fun fact, Dr Evil's voice is an impersonation of Lorne Michaels, the producer of Saturday Night Live.
In fact this came up when Mike Myers hosted SNL after this movie released. Lorne even had his own Mini-Lorne in the skit!
Austin Powers mentions a movie called “In Like Flint” from 1967. It might be fun to take a look at that as well as “Our Man Flint” from the previous year.
Chess scene = parody of similar scene in "The Thomas Crown Affair (1968)"
Inflated globe scene = parody of a basketball scene in "The Great Santini (1979)"
The second, Austin Powers, rewatch done for you, Jen. I really enjoyed your reaction a second time around.
Trivia- Aside from being a model, Rebecca Romijn also plays Una Chin-Riley on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, who is known as "Number One." Which means there are three different Number Ones in this.
And since you asked, with the success of the first film, this actually had a music budget which is why it had Green Day, Lenny Kravitz singing American Woman and Madonna singing Beautiful Stranger and oh dear lord, I have not thought about that song in twenty years. Anyway, both of the music videos for the latter two songs contain explicit tie-ins to this film.
She was also Mystique in the first three X-Men films.
"Nah, nothing...Darth." 😂
What's so great about your reactions is that they are so rewatchable.
Thanks! :)
So glad you enjoyed Austin Powers 2, eh? Between the '90s throwbacks and Bond nods, it's a hell of a good time. Those tunes weren't penned for the film, just a perfect match, like poutine and gravy! Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the trilogy's finale, just hold onto your toque!
"Come, Mr. Bigglesworth!" 🐱😂💜
Clint Howard (Ron Howard's brother) does cameo as radar operator. He was one of the Mission Control people in Apollo 13
Mini Me wasn't suppose to come back, but Mike Myers thought the actor was so great he added the scene at the end saving him.
Jen, you never stop laughing in this one. Hilarious movie, delightful reactor! I could watch this reaction every day!
More Jen laughs and giggles... adoraaaaable! Always worth it!
Jen really is the Bond girl of TH-cam
Whole-Heartedly Agreed!🥰💘💝💖❤🔥❤🩹❤
Agreed!
This brings me so much joy! Best reaction by far! Glad you enjoyed it
I'm laughing so hard at Jen laughing so hard at Austin Powers II, before a roaring fire in the background? Aren't you getting the heatwave up in the Great White North?? Maybe you used the "La-ser" to redirect the weather pattern near your home? Hmmmm....🤔Thanks for another great review!!
Lol its just fake, thank goodness
I’ve been waiting for this for so long and it was worth the wait! Glad you found it hilarious! When I was younger I didn’t get most of the 90’s stuff but found it funny anyway. Now I get many more of the references so I agree it is definitely rewatchable.
I bet someone else has already commented it, but the song that Elvis Costello is singing is originally by the Carpenters.
Of the three Powers films, I think this one is the best. I think Heather Graham is very funny/good in it, the jokes are generally better, Scott was in it more, and it was just an overall better movie than the first one, and definitely the third one.
If you'll watch anything with a portal/wormhole, you need to start reacting/watching some old Slider episodes. I think you'd really enjoy the show. :)
Scott and his references/meta knowledge is all of us watching. I love when he clown on Dr E for his ripoffs.
The "Are you going to cry?" basketball scene is from the 1979 drama film "The Great Santini".
Thanks, Jen, for sharing your reaction to this. I also liked this a bit more than the first. It isn't often included of lists of sequels that equal or better the originals, but it should be.
I don’t think I’ve seen ulaugh this much, truly fun to see😂
The film mentioned by Austin Powers is a real movie: "In Like Flint" and "Our Man Flint" should ABSOLUTELY be on your watch list.
YES! Please continue with the classic Planet of the Apes sequels!
Your memory of Bond references is really quite impressive Jen.
I like how all of the things Seth green did, you know him from the game haha
16:51 is from a British comedy called 'Nuns on the Run', with Robbie Coltrane ((RIP) and Eric Idle. Cracks me up every time.
I'm totally on board for number 3. I rewatched it recently and it's great too. If someone says they don't like it beware, they have no soul. Expanded cast of characters, more musical numbers, great cameos. It's got it all.
I would say Number 2 was the best followed by number 1, and number 3. Michael Caine and Beyoncé were very good, although Beyoncé could have used a bit more acting training to get the role down without appearing so stiff.
I know that I should have made this on your Austin 3 movie but I’m rewatching these cuz it’s a little bit of serotonin.
This is the best series I’ve ever watched. And I watch all the great reactors. (Also I think you’re top tier I share you all the time).
The fact that you went through all the old Bonds and you get more references than me - cuz I haven’t watched them in 20 years - is amazing.
And then to watch you absolutely laugh harder than I’ve ever seen you laugh in any of your reactions. Well. It speaks for itself.
I’m so glad you did this. The Austin Powers Trilogy has always kinda been niche to most people. But If you get it - you get it. These movies are ridiculously hilarious if you’re a Bond Fan.
So glad you enjoyed!! Loved Bond so much & this trilogy was the icing on the cake
This one is my favorite Austin Powers movie, simply because of the female protagonist's role. She really holds her own with Austin. I will admit, however, that Goldmember has my favorite intro sequence. I look forward to that reaction.
Hi Jen!🙂Your knowledge of the James Bond films has clearly payed off here. GREAT reactions to your second Austin Powers film, Jen!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Could the next film be even more over the top?
My niece looked so much like me growing up, the family called her Mini Me. This movie has a special place in my life for that reason. :) Loved your reaction! Cool that you got the references to the other movies aside from Bond; you're really versed in the stuff we grew up watching! X)
“You gonna cry?” That reference was from “The Great Santini”, a great Robert Duvall movie.
"Spectocals, testicles, wallet, and watch"
Comes from the movie Nuns on the Run with Eric Idle of Monty Python Fame. It's actually a common theme in the UK but was popularized by both this and that film
Spoken by the fabulous Robbie Coltrane!
RIP Burt Bacharach. I must admit, when I heard, my first thought was this moment, playing with Elvis Costello on a (air quotes time) "London Street".
Here's to Burt. And here's to Jen, our favourite Canadian bird.
12:29 "Oh, they're _perfect_ for each other. I hope they fall in love."
Scenes like this are alluded to in the music video that Madonna made for this movie, _Beautiful Stranger._ There's also the Lenny Kravitz music video, _American Woman,_ and the Mel B video, _Word Up,_ all for this movie.
" I'll never fall in love again" is from the Broadway musical Promises Promises based on the movie The Apartment..... yes!!!! I'm Old, it was the musical of 1969---- 1970 and I meet someone who got me in for standing room for most of the show....it was expensive and God how nice would it be to have those prices back
Hi Jen hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Thanks John you too!
Another great reaction 🤘
I think you'll love Goldmember, it's my favorite of the trilogy. It's got the best Dr. Evil scenes 😂
Delightful reaction, as usual! If could recommend my favorite time travel film, it would be TIME AFTER TIME.
Fun fact, Rob Lowe was able to do such an excellent Robert Wagner impression because he dated Robert's daughter for a while.
He unveiled this impression during the filming of Wayne's World, I think, which Mike Myers remembered for this installment.....
And the scene with the globe as a basketball was an improvised reference to a great film called The Great Santini.
The "star wars" style opening and other references was to the fact that SW Episode 1 came out that year and was the biggest release. They even told people to watch that movie first in the trailer for this movie. Also, unlike the previous one, they left the mic on and recorded all the improv the actors did in-between takes and a lot of it went into the movie.
Pure entertainment as always! Your excitement is off the charts, and I’m here for it
Thank you! :)
@@jenmurrayxo you are very welcome. Thanks for always being there when I need a laugh (or tear, usually a laugh). You rock!
Man; TH-cam is being so freaking lame lately. But I can’t wait to watch this later :D you’re awesome Jen.
The kid playing baseball during the rocket jokes, I was in college with him, played DnD. He was a catfolk ninja.
Looks like Austin has the "Clap"..."oh bee have!"
"Dirty pillows" was from the Stephen King movie Carrie.
Thanks for sharing your reaction with us Jen!
Watching your reactions is so fun! You are so excited and having such a good time! Your fun is infectious!
My favorite parts are the silhouette gag and the various descriptions of the space ship....Johnson, pecker etc.
Thanks for the laughs! It's always a pick-me-up! ☺
The chess scene ia an homage to the 1968 film" The Thomas Crown Affair" with Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway.
14:38 Detective Frank Drebin: "Hey. What's a scene from one of _my_ movies doing, here?"
LOL, So much fun watching this, Jen. I laughed so hard, like you. Thanks for fun movies like this 😂 🥹 👍
"I'll Never Fall in Love Again" was written by Burt Bacharach ( playing the piano ) in the 60's.
This came out the same summer as Episode I, the first new Star Wars in 16 years. Big huge deal. That's why they had the references in it. Their teaser trailer was. a fake Star Wars trailer. Chair spins around expecting the Emperor, but it's Dr. Evil instead.
The clip from "In Like Flint" was a nod to the two James Coburn "Flint" movies, which Mike Myers has said were the direct inspiration for his own take on spy thriller parodies. You should watch "Our Man Flint" and "In Like Flint." You'll love them. The humor is right up your alley (oblique reference to the fake office/trailer in the alley kidnapping scene).
This came out at the same time as Episode One so they did a funny ad campaign saying if you see one movie see Star Wars if you see two movies see Austin lol
The time portal is based on the portal from the 60's TB show the yime tunnel.
Also there is an error in the music at the club. American Woman wasn't released until 1970.
I love all the random stuff that happens. Great reaction Jenn and you have great memory for all the Bond movies.
Jen, you might well enjoy the spy spoofs "OUR MAN FLINT" & "IN LIKE FLINT".
I absolutely cannot wait for you to watch Austin Powers in Goldmember, very excited!!
I used to watch this movie over and over again on DVD as a kid, it still holds up so well unlike some of the other 2000’s comedy movies I loved 😂
I was getting anxious on when you were able to post this. Sorry YT is being such a prude toward your channel, Jen. Along with the Bond references there were a few other obscure film nods as well. The scene of Dr. Evil and Mini Me at the pianos is a goof on a scene from the 80's film, "The Island of De. Moreau" with Marlon Brando and Brad Pitt. Can't wait for Goldfinger. Love it as well as the rest, and because Micheal Caine is in it.
I believe Elizabeth Hurley had a schedule issue (she was filming something else) which led to her getting written out. Her scene (or cameo) was pretty much filmed in a day or two.
What's funny about the Chair Force guy switching to Jerry Springer...it's incredibly accurate. Lmfao. When I was in the army, and I worked in my unit's office, we were supposed to have ONLY the news on the TV, but as soon as lunch time came, it got switched to Jerry. Every day. It was great.
What the french call, I DON'T KNOW WHAT. CLASSIC.
As I'm sure you know, Joan Osborne had a hit with "One of Us". I'll be seeing her in concert this weekend in Boston.
The time portal scene that Dr. Evil and Mini-Me spin travel to is a parody of an old sci-fi show called "The Time Tunnel" which was a sci-fi show that came out in the 1960's which only lasted one season and was created by Irwin Allen whose also known for the creator of "Lost in Space", Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" and "Land of the Giants".
The fact that you did your homework with the Bond films for these makes it all the more hilarious. The first two are the best. Fat Bastard was Mike training for Shrek.
Great reaction! And you are correct, Jen! A good #2 always makes one feel better than a good #1. ❤😂❤
You’re gonna love AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER (2002)! Amazingly it’s even better!
The bouncing of the ball on #2's head and him crying is in reference to the movie " The Great Santini" also referred to as "The Ace" with Robert Duvall as the lead. It a good movie about a Marine F-4 pilot and his family. You might like it if you get a chance.
"Oh no I've gone cross-eyed!"
My go to response while listening to a complex explanation or trying to follow someone making no sense 😅
One small pointer. #2 in the past is played by Rob Lowe. He was the "bad guy" in the first Wayne's World.
Edit: Absolutely watch Jerry Maguire
Very nice reaction. This is absolutely nuts. From start to finish, so much fun.