Austin Powers International Man of Mystery is ridiculously silly🤣 (first time watching)
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I'm glad you got to see this.... Austin seemed a certain way at the beginning but you see over time he is endearing as a person
The actress is Elizabeth Hurley
“I thought it was the Queen of England”…. You mean the Queen of Australia?!
Austin power es una joya de la comedia
The problem with young people watching Austin Powers is that they haven't watched James Bond movies and they don't get the spoofing
Exactly what I was thinking.
This is a true statement
...or the Matt Helm or Derek Flint films.
or the British 60's tv show The Avengers John Steed & Emma Peel.
or Demolition man (the cryogenic freezing )
25 years ago, those weren't dad jokes because none of the target audience were dads yet
Back then, they were just jokes
Haha I was thinking just that. It used to be just regular jokes
@@yadaroni we knew what dad jokes were in the 90s bruh
@@yadaroni dad jokes did exist then and the term was in regular usage.
thats not how dad jokes work
Yeah cause we didn't have dad's then or old dad noises! Lol
"she's drunk, that's why she finds it funny" -- 5 seconds later you're bursting out laughing
that's when Austins mojo was getting to Mary, ;)
My mojo is back, Yea, baby
Maybe she was drunk too
Facts 😂
Seen it many times. Sometimes the more disgusted they seem the more intrigued that actually are.
it's not often you see a movie that's simultaneously dated AND timeless.
Its quite timeless for a spoof movie
that's because it's 'Groovy baby'.
Yeah baby
I think was supposed to be
It's an element that makes Airplane is still so damn funny in 2021.
The jokes are funnier if you've watched the James Bond movie marathon
Was just about to say lol
I'd watched Goldfinger long before I saw Austin Powers. But it took years to get the joke about the name "Random Task." Someone actually had to explain it to me!
Austin Powers just hits different once you've watched all the Sean Connery films, lol.
A lot of the jokes also came from In Like Flint.
Absolutely, came to say the same thing. Total parody on spy films, particularly James Bond.
The actress is Elizabeth Hurley. She is 54 years old now and she is still a mega-babe.
Fun fact: Elizabeth Hurley was married to English actor Hugh Grant until Hugh had an affair with another woman.
Vanessa's mother Was played by the original Mrs. peel
@@vincentlyon7448 mimi rogers was not the original Mrs. Peel. That was Diana Rigg
Engaged.
How Shane Warne was able to pull her is a scientific mystery.
"Alotta WHAT?" Reference to the iconic 007 character Pussy Galore.
I must be dreaming
So many great Bond references in this movie.
That makes so much sense now. hahaha
Body & facial hair were considered the hieght of virility in the 60s & 70s. Also as someone just pointed out, the jokes are funnier if you're familiar with the Bond franchise. Example: the name Alotta Vagina is a spoof of a Bond girl from the old films named Pussy Galore.
It’s a good Italian name!
Also if you look closer the hair is in the shape of a Y as in Y-chromosome AKA the male chromosome.
If memory serves one of the Brosnan femme fatales was named Ivana B. Onatopp.
Actually everything was a spoof of different Bond themes, including the cat, secret base, odd ways of killing those who failed you, and (most important) absurdly complex death traps from which the hero invariably escapes.
Also, Oddjob = Random Task.
@@kennypangman4636
Apparently the actor that played *"Random Task"* is in jail for murder!
This movie is DRENCHED in pop culture from the Swinging Sixties. It's not just a Bond parody, it also has touches of Derek Flint, Matt Helm, Modesty Blaise, Blow-Up, Valley of the Dolls, A Hard Day's Night and literally dozens of other Sixties touchstones. You won't get half of the jokes, but your Grandparents will.
And also Get Smart.
Mary: "I don't want to see him poop"
Austin: "WHO DOES NUMBER 2 WORK FOR"
Sometimes things just work out 😂
"This movie is very old"
*shakes 36 year old fist* Get off my lawn, Mary. Ow, my back.
That scene when Austin realizes just how much has changed and how much he's missed is actually quite sad. It's something I think gets overlooked.
Yeah, some feels sneak in there
Mama Cass ... Ham sandwich
Lmao i died laughing. I guess austin didnt know jim morrison@XxThePhantomFreezexX
This movie might be my favorite comedy ever. Never gets old. "Look what you did to Mr. Bigglesworth!"
Indeed. I love all the really dumb throwaway jokes.
"Hey, there you are!"
"Well hi, do I know you?"
"No, but that's where you are; you're there."
“Who does Number 2 work for!?”
😂😂
The scene where Austin catches up on all the stuff he's missed over 30 years still makes me more emotional than I'd like to admit.
“Dude, just move. Just move..”
Mary, that’s the joke.
To quote McBain: "That's the joke..."
Then she calls him a dumbass🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
"An evil petting zoo"
That only gets funnier the more you think about it 😂
To this day the dr evil childhood backstory makes me laugh
@@matt1839 Definitely the best scene in the movie. I used to be able to quote his speech verbatim.
@@stewmott3763 I should learn it by heart and quote it, if someone asks about my back story. So I can just mess with them 😂😂.
Some of what you call "dad jokes" are usually called "one liners". The James Bond movies are full of them and the Austin Powers movies make fun of that and a lot of other elements from them, like the villain that throws shoes, is directly inspired by a James bond villain who throws a very sharpened hat as if it was a Frisbee.
Alotta: "How dare you break wind before me!"
Austin: "I'm sorry. I didn't know it was your turn."
My favorite line in the movie. LOL.
"Wayne's World" (1992) - Mike Myers in a very different (but still brilliant!) comedy role.
I also loved "So I Married An Axe Murderer."
YEAH, BABY! OH, BE-HAAAVE! 🤓😂
"This one was very old."
Ouch, Mary, that hurt. I was in _high school_ when this came out (only just, granted).
I graduated in 99 too...
I was 21 when it came out
Oh, YOU'RE hurt . . . I was 38, and saw it with my pregnant wife.
Didn't realize movies from 97 are considered very old.
@@44.caliberbrainsurgery63
Yeah, neither did I. It's sad, man...
You have to understand the 60s and the 90s to get this movie. Also you have to know who James bond is.
100% agree.
Who the f is Jim Bonds?
Mary: She's drunk that's why she finds his jokes to be funny
*A few minutes later*
Austin: No, this is me in a nutshell, help, I'm stuck in a nutshell
Mary: 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😂😂😂😂😂
😳
I love Austin Powers! This is one of the movies I grew up watching as a kid. It's also one of Mike Myers's best performances ever!
Bond villains had a habit of setting up elaborate death scenarios for James Bond and then leaving before the completion allowing him time to escape.
This first movie is still so darn funny. Some brilliant characters await in the next one.
Elizabeth Hurley played Vanessa.
If you liked her here, look at "Bedazzled" (2000). She's fantastic, and it's a really fun movie.
But not a patch on Eleanor Bron in the original.
"Shes drunk, thats why she finds him funny"
Seconds later laughing hysterically about the nutshell joke
"I was never allowed to watch this as a kid, but I'm an adult now damn it!" -- pretty much exactly what my wife and I said to eachother when we watched this 3 years ago :D
So I Married an Axe Murderer is another Mike Myers movie that preceded this one and is arguably even funnier, yet no one ever mentions it let alone reacts to it. Highly recommended if you liked this!
The cameos with Phil Hartman, Steven Wright, and Charles Grodin are awesome.
Mike Myers' _So I Married An Axe Murderer_ (1993) is worth checking out. A classic.
Came to the comments to suggest this myself. 👍
Yes, I came here for this. A really underrated comedy. That bagpipe cover.
I watched some of that at a drive-in when I was nine. Wasn't paying attention in the least however because Jurassic Park was playing on another screen.
She stole my heart and my cat.
It’s a classic in my family. The parents reminded me of my Scottish Grandparents lol
Random Task is a pun on Odd Job, a villain in the James Bond movie Goldfinger
When that megaship got stuck in the Suez Canal, I remembered this movie.
20:18
Well that's the thing about Austin, he may be a horni boi, but above all, as seen here and when he declines her advances when she's wasted, he's a gentleman 👌
Alotta F is a play on some of James Bond’s girls, particularly one who was named P Galore, if you know what I mean. If you’re interested, look up a movie called Goldfinger.
Don’t forget Plenty O’tool
And doctor good head 😆
@@teanosuger or Xenia Onatopp
Miss Galore. Now there's a character that did not age well.
I never liked Goldfinger. All James had to do to win was seduce Mr. Galore. And Sean Connery's brand of seduction looks a lot like r*pe.
The delivery of the line “Danger is my middle name” and the face he made, had me laughing so loud. I loved this reaction too.
The woman called 'alotavagina' was spoofing how the bond films often had the bond girls with double entendre names like 'xenia onatopp, honey ryder, pussy galore, plenty o'toole'. The Austin Powers I think were also responsible for why the Daniel Craig Bond films became more serious in tone as the parody made the pre-Craig films seem silly.
Austin Powers is the reason Bond is such a miserable fuck now? Never thought a parody would kill a film frachise its making fun of.
@@pezdispencer113 Daniel Craig said so himself in interviews you can google. I don't know if that was ever officially confirmed by the studio or not though.
There's a lot of references to the James Bond films in this one, but there's also loads of homages to other 60s films too, the most recognisable one being that the opening scene is based on the Beatles film 'A Hard Day's Night'
Man, it's been AWHILE since I watched an Austin Powers film, on TV or when my mom rented them at Hollywood Video in the late 90's to early 2000's (putting it like that, i've really shown my age lol), I mean was WAY to young to watch these, but this film introduced me to Mike Myers, Elizabeth Hurley, Michael York, Mindy Sterling and Seth Green, now I know them for their vast careers, but this is what started it all!
(For more Elizabeth Hurley roles, she was in the "Bedazzled" Remake with Brendan Frazer, The "My Favorite Martian" Remake, Marvel's Runaways on Hulu, The Royals on E!, and the early 2000's Samson and Delilah. She's been working since the mid 80's to now, and she's 55 currently and still gorgeous, like more fit and tone than she ever was!)
Wasn't she in Passenger 57 too? One of the flight attendants? I seem to remember that being the first thing I saw her in.
There's actually an alternate ending where they just teleport onto an inflatable boat in sexy formalwear with champagne after the lair blows, and Vanessa asks "Wait, how did we end up here?" and Austin goes "All my movies end this way, baby."
"It's my happening baby, and it freaks me out!" - straight up quote from Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. The whole film series is a non-stop tribute to 60's and 70's pop culture.
(The chest hair joke is a reference to Sean Connery, the first James Bond)
* first james bond in the movies was sean coneery but he wasn't the first james bond ever
@@jamesbond99 Right. There was an American TV version first, I think...
Dr.Evil is in my opinion the funniest character Mike Myers has ever played.
Hes definitely one of my favorites. I quote him all of the time and I'm bummed when people don't get it.
'This movie is old, same age as my older brother born in 97'..... As a guy from the 80s that hurt my soul xD
Get in the back of the line. I was born in 72 lol
As a guy from the 70's, my soul hurts a little more *lol*
The chest hair is a fun homage to Sean Connery
"Random Task" is a satire of the James Bond evil henchman named "Odd Job" from the movie Goldfinger. In that movie he looked just like the same actor, but the bowler hat he wore had a razor sharp edge, and he threw it at people to kill them.
Lazerx1+ Oddjob`s hat does not have a razor sharp edge it has a solid metel edge hence when he throws it at the fleeing Tilly Masterson it hits & breaks her neck the same as it did to the statue at the golf club earlier in the film ...
Watching the James Bond movies would definitely give you more perspective into a lot of the jokes and the atmosphere and feel of the Austin Powers movies. Alotta Fagina is a take on the very creatively sexual names of the Bond Girls over the years. The most famous of which being from the late great Honor Blackman who played Pussy Galore in Goldfinger (1964).
In Like Flint, and TV's The Avengers with Steed and Mrs. Peel.
Canada's mother was played by the original Mrs Peel
I look forward to your reaction to The Spy Who Shagged Me.
14:34 "She's drunk that's why she finds it funny" 5 seconds later...
For more Mike Myers, watch Wayne's world. It's hysterical.
Wayne's World is so ahead of it's time, if you think about it.
Thanks to TH-cam, everyone can do thier own Wayne's World and become famous.
Or Halloween
Are we worthy?
I loved that movie so much as a kid!! Now that I've seen it again, how can my parents let me watch that oh lord 😭
HAHAHA...it's so interesting and funny to see young people trying to understand how was life in the old days. They get confused, surprised and overwhelm with things that were absolutely common, fine and fun for us...haha. So cute. I hope you see the second one HAHA. Cool reaction!
You definitely need to see Wayne's world, if you've never seen Mike Myers
This is the most funniest parody of James Bond I’ve ever seen
You may then be interested in the 60s Get Smart TV show.
3:39 : Mary unintentionally gets how this is a James Bond parody without even realizing it yet
The second one is my favorite. Can’t WAIT till you see that one!!! 😆🤘🏻
Mine too
During the 90s I was at an all-girls boarding school in the south of England and this was one of our favourite films as we found it so funny (I even bought the soundtrack it was so good).
I particularly like the way that after a henchman dies you get to see what happens when their families and friends are informed (‘decapitated by an ill-tempered mutated sea bass’) which I always found hilarious. Thanks for reacting to it, glad you enjoyed it.
It was rated 12 in the UK which sounds about right. It's really not as adult as people make it out to be.
All of the movies are incredible, but the third one is legendary haha. Loved seeing you react to this! Hope to see you do the other two as well!
Mary being shocked by a comedy movie shocked (and entertained) me . Loved her singing, w-o-w! My most favorite Elizabeth Hurley movie is "Bedazzled".
If you want to see another really good movie with Elizabeth Hurley check out Bedazzled with Brendan Frazier and Elizabeth Hurley. She plays the Devil
When Dr. Evil does the Macarena, Scott Evil looks around a bit because it wasn't scripted and Seth was trying not to laugh.
26:49 Elizabeth Hurley was an unknown actor when she accompanied up-and-coming actor and then-boyfriend Hugh Grant to the premiere of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" in 1994 wearing the now iconic black Versace safety pin dress.
Nah....wierd science
@@davidmc1489 Are you thinking of Kelly LeBrock?
If I were to sum up the Austin Powers series in one sentence it would be "The jokes are mostly stupid but they are also mostly very well told."
Random Task is a play on a James Bond character named Odd Job who threw his steel brimmed hat..
I like how you imply that she shouldn't be able to like him because she's "too beautiful".
@ind0ctr1n3 Everyone judges people by their looks. Some people just think they should be exempt.
Austin Powers isn't a famous spy, he's a famous fashion photographer (which isn't a bad cover for a spy since he needs to go all over the world for photo shoots). As an aside a 'famous spy' is a very bad spy.
LoL Mary this was fun!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks for posting this Mary. One of my favourite movies. Definitely worth checking out the two sequels. I'm sure you will have a blast!
The phone ring tone, I am pretty sure was taken from the action comedy film 'Our Man Flint' starring James Coburn.
Our man Flint is very Austin
He's a 60's man in a 90's world.
My all time favorite comedy! So glad you found it!
I haven't watched this in forever. Glad to see this still had the moments that make people laugh. :)
Oh behave!
"Groovy baby."
So...
The style used in this movie is very much taken from the 60's, especially the "swinging London". The chesthair is a parody of how most male sex symbols up to the 80's were very hairy (it was Arnold and Jean-Claude that put a stop to that). Mike Myers is Canadian, but he has family from Britain (which is why he does decent accent impressions). The teeth is kind of a joke on the whole "British people have bad teeth" prejudice Americans have (the UK has less cosmetic dental procedures done, so many in the US think that means "bad" teeth and not "normal teeth like the rest of the planet except for the US"). The opening song is a classic 1960 song called "Soul Bossa Nova" by Quincy Jones.
Sean Connery was the inspiration for the manly chest rug Austin sports.
Great review. I'm glad to have found this channel. Thank you.
These movies are some of my favorite comedies. So ridiculous but so fun. Hope to see you do the others too!
We _NEED_ you to watch the other two now :)
Austin Powers movies had a lot of parody: mainly James Bond, and Star Wars, Beatles, etc. Would be better if watched older James Bond movies before this.
Honestly, watching you laugh at the “nutshell” moment was adorable ! Haha
You reactions are as hilarious as the movie - and I love it!!!
So when are you doing The Spy Who Shagged Me and Gold Member? :D
Yeah, Baby, Yeah!
(oh. you were asking about movie reactions...)
Please watch "The Naked Gun"-trilogy !
Martin Braun Good idea, I just watched it last year for the first time Leslie Nelson is a legend R.I.P.
And Spy Hard.
That's what I thought too when she was expecting him to look up Liz Hurley's skirt while she was climbing up the ladder...
@@MorliHolect "nice beaver" 😁
I love watching the Austin Powers movies. They're still funny even today, glad you enjoyed it!
Great reaction! I was 16 in 1997 and saw this film in the cinemas and was just amazed by it. It still makes me feel really nostalgic, since this is sort of a time capsule of the mid- and late- 90s because they were deliberately contrasting the period with the 'Swinging Sixties'.
If you liked Mike Myers in this film, try “So I Married an Ax Murderer”. Such an underrated movie, and very funny.
Hey did you know the guy at the end with the shoe, “ Random task“, he’s in prison for murder plus while in prison he killed somebody else.
I was looking to see if anyone else referenced that before I posted it lol
Admittedly only a few minutes in but, don't you know what a SPOOF is?
Mary you have come along way since those Game of Thrones reaction videos. Keep up the good work.
Now we need a Mary Cherry 🍒 Karaoke 🎤 segment.
One of my Favorite movies as a kid! Actually the second one was the very first dvd I ever owned 🤣
Loved your reaction😂😂
It is actually the British sixties, beatles, rolling stones, the who dressed like that. And it is a n hommage to 007’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service... 😉
Mary likes DAD JOKES! Here's my favorite: What goes "99-thump, 99-thump"? A centipede with a wooden leg! YEAH, BABY! XD
When does a joke become a dad joke? When it becomes apparent.
Watching you laugh is one of the most fun things to see today :)
Her dying at that “I’m in a nut shell!” joke is the cutest thing I’ve seen in a while 😂
I love when you CRY when you react, but I love it even more when you LAUGH!
“Now, I was never allowed to watch this as a kid or a teenager...”
Man, fifth grade my teacher showed us this in class (I think it was the last day of school, shortly after it came out on video). That would never fly nowadays of course, but it’s simultaneously both amazing that that happened and amazing how times change.
11:20 - Pretty much sums up all of the Austin Powers movies lol.
Vanessa was played by Elizabeth Hurley - One of the most beautiful women, even now in her 50s. You should watch the movie with her and Brendan Frazer, Bedazzled.
That’s a great movie. A lot of Brendan Frazier movies are great. His Mummy movie is one of my favorites/
I remember watching this and the other 2 Austin movies over and over at my grandmas house when I was in the 3rd grade. I loved them, of course I didn't understand half the jokes but now I do. It's always great to go back to an old movie you haven't seen since you were a kid and finally get it. Especially a ridiculous dirty movie like this.