Mike Myers was inspired to write this movie after his father passed away. He had a lot of fond memories of watching ‘60 British Spy movies with his dad as a kid so he wrote this spoof as a tribute to the movies his dad loved so much
@Tateorsomething If you've just been in a car accident or fell down the stairs or something like that (and are a dude), it's always wise to check that everything is still intact. And...if you swap the order of the first two items you listed, you're also making the sign of the cross.
The actor Seth Green who plays Dr. Evil's son is the voice of Chris Griffin on Family Guy. Thought I'd mention this because Asian Angels are currently watching FG on their channel.
This series spoons 'In Like Flynn' even more than Bond films, hence the casting of Michael Caine in Gold Member, kinda like they cast Sean Connery in The Last Crusade
Man... sucks growing up. Everyone from your youth starts disappearing one after another... EDIT: I guess we can just be glad we were contemporaries with some of the greats. (I just mean alive for awhile at the same time, not part of the same generation.)
The Burt Bacharach joke is great. He wrote (in collaboration with Hal David) many hit songs of the 1960"s, along with some movie themes. Mike Myers was inspired to invent Austin Powers after hearing one of Burt's songs.
@@Uberwenis Genius!! Our family is a movie-quoting family so we definitely had some juicy quotes from *ALL* of the movies! :) (I want to include some quotes from the other movies - but I'll be patient & wait until they watch them...)
35:28 I love how Dr Evil says to Austin "We're not so different, you and I", when in reality both characters are played by the same actor, Mike Myers. I never caught that before
Groovy, baby! It's great you've seen this comedy classic, girls :) Please react to it's hilarious sequel Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) next, it's even better :)
''...And a factory in Chicago, that makes models... of miniature factories'' ~ Number 2. Still one of the funniest jokes of the entire '90s. For some reason this movie is one of my alltime favourites. Life was good around that time and this was just perfection. The soundtrack is amazing too.
In the 60s there was a band called The Mamas and the Papas. One of the members, Cassandra "Mama Cass" Elliott died in her sleep, unexpectedly, from a heart attack at age 32. There was rumors that there was a half eaten ham sandwich on her side table.
@@BlackieNuffthe rumor was definitely debunked but it still persists to this day. Things in her professional life were going very well, although as is usually the case personal life was a little more turbulent. certainly not bad, but turbulent. Certainly a tragic loss, she was a vivacious woman with an incredible gift that she shared with us for far too short a time. A tragic tragic loss.
Her harmonizing with her other band members in their songs, such as"California Dreaming", sounded so good. And they had so many other hit songs. Excellent stuff.
0:35 When Austin Powers came out, it was very popular (ergo, the sequels). It made stars out of the franchise leading ladies. The Austin Powers actor, comedian Mike Myers, was at his peak going from Saturday Night Live to Wayne's World to Shrek 🤗 25:45 That's Princess Leia! 😁
Based on several british characters, including James Bond. Mimi Rogers, who plays the woman who works with Austin, at the beginning (Mimi Rogers) took inspiration for her character from The Avengers - a 1960s british spy tv show. A must watch.
Hello, You are both correct it mainly satire to 007. Random Task is parody of Odd Job, the Japanese villain who threw his hat like a frisbee - but his hat had a razor sharp rim. Alotta's name was a reference to the character who was named Pussy Galore. Even Dr Evil was based on a character called Blofeld who was bald and had a scarred eye.
Several actors played Blofeld..they all looked different. Dr. Evil is modeled after Donald Pleasance in You Only Live Twice..the voice is based on Dana Carvey's impression of Lorne Michaels.
@@Audulf-of-Frisia Who cares if it was good or not? In for 2, may as well see it through. And just cos you didn't like the 3rd film doesn't mean others won't. I hate when people impose their (shitty) movie tastes on others, telling them what to watch or not. Recommend everything and let them decide for themselves what they like or deem as a "good/bad" movie.
Six of the actors in this movie have appeared on Seinfeld: Robert Wagner (No. 2) [Mickey Abbot's father Dr. Abbott DDS] Clint Howard (Johnson) [escaped serial killer Tobias Lehigh Nagy..the LA episodes] Brian George (UN Secretary) [Babu Bhatt] Larry Thomas (Black Jack dealer) [Yev Kasem- the Soup Nazi] Mike Hagerty (Hotel manager) [Rudy, owner of second hand/vintage clothing shop] Patrick Bristow (Bolton- Virtucon tour guide) [the Wig Master]
Austin Powers' chest hair is a parody of Sean Connery who was known to have a lot of chest hair, and Dr. Evil's elaborate killing methods spoof those in James Bond films.
What I like about these ladies is that they can always find some humor in the comedies they watch despite the obvious pop culture references or dated humor. People in their 20’s aren’t likely to get 60’s or even 90’s related jokes but they still know funny when they see it.
Many things in the movies are parodies of 007 and the 60's, such as the elaborate killing methods with sharks (or, in this case, sea bass), ridiculous technological weapons and gadgets, the costumes, and even the Korean killer (his name in this movie was "Random Task", in 007 there was an Asian character named "Odd Job" who threw a hat as a weapon). It's so wonderful seeing your reactions to both comedy and horror because of how expressive you are.
For those of you not from the U.S., "carnies" is short for people who work in traveling carnival shows and circuses. Also... Clown makeup is creepy. I'd already thought that as a kid in the 80s, and then the original IT movies came out. Those didn't help at all. Great movies and all, don't get me wrong, just... clowns were pretty much doomed to universally strike fear in all peolple after that point.
I saw someone recommend 'Bedazzled' (2000) and I agree that would be a funny reaction. A couple more comedy movies are 'Evolution' (2001) and 'Anger Management' (2003)
The most impressive part about Austin Powers is Myer's appreciation for his own British heritage, he nails the accent! It's difficult to tell he's American which is VERY rare. Americans usually can't do good British accents.
27 years later and people are still joking about "sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads" 😂 Another fun movie that has that 1960s to 1990s culture shock is Blast From The Past starring Brendan Fraser. You should check it out!
Here we go! The Spy Who Loved Me is part of the James Bond Franchise-arguably the most successful Movie Franchise with James Bomd being the primary driver of the story. This is a SNL skit actor making fun of the stories-he does a fun job, but I don’t know if it is funny without knowing the foundation. Enjoy Ladies! If you do decide to give a reaction to James Bond please consider starting at the beginning with Sean Connery films-De No is considered the first, Goldfinger is also a great place to start too.
Definitely see them in release order. "Dr. No", "From Russia with Love", "Goldfinger", "Thunderball", "You Only Live Twice", and so on. The first three were still developing the Bond formula, and "Thunderball" was the first film to include all of the elements.
This is a parody of the James Bond films up to the 90's. If you watched those movies you would see the same characters, and there is wordplay on the names. For example "Random Task" is called "Odd Job" in Goldfinger, the James Bond film he is based on. Also the actor who played Random Task is in prison for killing a couple of people. 🦄 Austin Powers Two and Three are pretty good - I think you might enjoy 3 more because of the cameos by famous actors.
Love this movie hilarious good choice ladies Mike Myers is hilarious you might know him more for his role as the voice of shrek from the movie shrek ❤❤❤❤
39:44 "Maybe It's Satire Of 007" That's exactly what the Austin Powers are parodying, especially some of the characters: Dr. Evil is a parody of Blofeld Alotta Fagina is a parody of Pussy Galore Random Task is parodying Odd Job
As mentioned, there is a lot of James Bond spoofs. For example, classic Bond girls sometimes really do have really silly, suggestive names. Dr. Evil is very similar to how recurring villain Blofeld was shown in _You Only Live Twice_ and Random Task is a spoof of _Goldfinger_ henchman Oddjob. These are only some examples. Watching at least 1 James Bond film from each actor is something you could consider doing.
So this parodies 60's spy movies, the James Bond movies in particular. James Bond was written by Ian Fleming, and another spy series he created was The Man From U.N.C.L.E., which got a really good movie remake in 2015. And I really like the butterflies!
The Flint (James Coburn) and Matt Helm (Dean Martin) movies were also take-offs from Bond. Also the "Get Smart" and "Wild Wild West" TV series that both had follow-on movies in the 1990's. (BTW, the "Get Smart" series was done by Mel Brooks.) The ultimate Bond parody was "Casino Royale" (1968) which also happened to be (loosely) based on Ian Fleming's book.
Yeah, this series is all about making fun with 007. If you watch a lot of the '60s James Bond movies you'll see where it gets its inspiration. Your reaction was so fun. Was laughing right along with you. 😂💕
27:50 Mama Cass was a hefty lady with the voice of an angel, who sang with the band "The Mamas and The Papas". Sadly, she choked to death on a ham sandwich. One of their most famous songs is "California Dreaming".
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Mike Myers, the actor playing Austin Powers, is also the actor playing Dr. Evil
I was going to say this as well. I’m sure the Foreign Girls aren’t aware of it.
Dr Evil / Austin Powers is also Shrek
and Wayne Campbell, of Wayne's World. "Party on Garth!"
Mike Myers was inspired to write this movie after his father passed away. He had a lot of fond memories of watching ‘60 British Spy movies with his dad as a kid so he wrote this spoof as a tribute to the movies his dad loved so much
Did you notice that the woman that played the family therapist was none other than Carrie Fisher? (better known as Princess Leia)
i have no idea how i missed that when i saw the movie first time
To this day whenever I'm cold I say, "It's frickin freezin in here Mr. Bigglesworth!"
Thanks to this movie
Next cat, got his name.
Whenever I leave the house, I always say "testicle, spectacles, wallet and watch" so as not to forget my wallet keys, phone, or anything else.
@Tateorsomething If you've just been in a car accident or fell down the stairs or something like that (and are a dude), it's always wise to check that everything is still intact. And...if you swap the order of the first two items you listed, you're also making the sign of the cross.
I do the same but with Dr Evils ".............🤨riiiight"
The actor Seth Green who plays Dr. Evil's son is the voice of Chris Griffin on Family Guy. Thought I'd mention this because Asian Angels are currently watching FG on their channel.
Better if you said he was a creator of Robot Chicken
Seth green also voiced joker in the mass effect video games.
Plus Hella asked if that cartoon was Family Guy when it was actually Beavis and Butthead
He also voices Neil Goldman.
I feel old knowing these girls were born after this movie came out lol.
“How dare you break wind before me!” “I’m sorry baby, I didn’t know it was your turn!” 😂 will never not make me laugh
You can never look at a James Bond film in the same way again...yeah baby yeah.
This series spoons 'In Like Flynn' even more than Bond films, hence the casting of Michael Caine in Gold Member, kinda like they cast Sean Connery in The Last Crusade
16:05 eeeeeew girl! Ahahahah "to drop myself!?" 😂😂😂😂
12:10 omg Hella's giggles are so dang cute
RIP to Burt Bacharach, the artist on the record at 8:20 and playing on the piano at 18:57, passed away just last year
Man... sucks growing up. Everyone from your youth starts disappearing one after another... EDIT: I guess we can just be glad we were contemporaries with some of the greats. (I just mean alive for awhile at the same time, not part of the same generation.)
The Burt Bacharach joke is great. He wrote (in collaboration with Hal David) many hit songs of the 1960"s, along with some movie themes. Mike Myers was inspired to invent Austin Powers after hearing one of Burt's songs.
The fact that this movie is almost 30 years old is crazy
But can it unthaw ok.
@@c1ph3rpunk Oh, beHAVE!
"If he's funny - LAUGH!"
That cracked me up.
Man, when these movies came out everybody loved em. We all quoted them nonstop lol
"Who throws a shoe? Honestly." (LOVE IT! Quoted A LOT!!)
Sharks with fricken lasers!
@@carrieg1050 The one that still pops into my head semi-regularly is "One BILLION.. gajillion... fafillion... shabadamillion........ yen"
@@Uberwenis Genius!! Our family is a movie-quoting family so we definitely had some juicy quotes from *ALL* of the movies! :) (I want to include some quotes from the other movies - but I'll be patient & wait until they watch them...)
@@shannonkohl68 Love this one too! So funny!
Austin Powers, he has a super power, did you see it? His power, he can make everyone around him burst out into dance! 😋😋😋😋😋😋
Trust me, you know more internationally than most people. You gals are super funny and smart! ✌️
35:28 I love how Dr Evil says to Austin "We're not so different, you and I", when in reality both characters are played by the same actor, Mike Myers. I never caught that before
Groovy, baby! It's great you've seen this comedy classic, girls :) Please react to it's hilarious sequel Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) next, it's even better :)
''...And a factory in Chicago, that makes models... of miniature factories'' ~ Number 2.
Still one of the funniest jokes of the entire '90s.
For some reason this movie is one of my alltime favourites. Life was good around that time and this was just perfection. The soundtrack is amazing too.
Yeah Baby, Yeah!
Oh, be-HAAAVE...!
Shagadelic!!
In the 60s there was a band called The Mamas and the Papas. One of the members, Cassandra "Mama Cass" Elliott died in her sleep, unexpectedly, from a heart attack at age 32. There was rumors that there was a half eaten ham sandwich on her side table.
That sandwich rumor has been debunked. Pretty sad exit, cos as I understand it, everything was really going well for her at the time.
@@BlackieNuffthe rumor was definitely debunked but it still persists to this day. Things in her professional life were going very well, although as is usually the case personal life was a little more turbulent. certainly not bad, but turbulent.
Certainly a tragic loss, she was a vivacious woman with an incredible gift that she shared with us for far too short a time. A tragic tragic loss.
Her harmonizing with her other band members in their songs, such as"California Dreaming", sounded so good.
And they had so many other hit songs. Excellent stuff.
There was a half-eaten sandwich nearby, but it didn't cause her death as some speculated at first.
0:35 When Austin Powers came out, it was very popular (ergo, the sequels). It made stars out of the franchise leading ladies. The Austin Powers actor, comedian Mike Myers, was at his peak going from Saturday Night Live to Wayne's World to Shrek 🤗
25:45 That's Princess Leia! 😁
Based on several british characters, including James Bond. Mimi Rogers, who plays the woman who works with Austin, at the beginning (Mimi Rogers) took inspiration for her character from The Avengers - a 1960s british spy tv show. A must watch.
Yes, Mrs. Emma Peel.
@taoist32 yes, I realized I put mimi's name down twice and did not name Emma. Thx.
@@tenjed4224 You’re welcome. 😀
Hello,
You are both correct it mainly satire to 007.
Random Task is parody of Odd Job, the Japanese villain who threw his hat like a frisbee - but his hat had a razor sharp rim.
Alotta's name was a reference to the character who was named Pussy Galore.
Even Dr Evil was based on a character called Blofeld who was bald and had a scarred eye.
Blofeld also clutched a cat, didn't he?
Odd Job was Korean, not Japanese.
@@BlackieNuffHe did!
Several actors played Blofeld..they all looked different. Dr. Evil is modeled after Donald Pleasance in You Only Live Twice..the voice is based on Dana Carvey's impression of Lorne Michaels.
and Dr. No
Beautiful ladies❤❤❤
29:38 That was Beavis and Butthead, not Family Guy. But the actor who plays Scott (Dr. Evil's son) plays the voice of Peter's son, Chris. LOL
must watch the sequels....... yeah baby yeah
Only the second. The third one was not very good imo.
@@Audulf-of-Frisia
Who cares if it was good or not? In for 2, may as well see it through.
And just cos you didn't like the 3rd film doesn't mean others won't.
I hate when people impose their (shitty) movie tastes on others, telling them what to watch or not.
Recommend everything and let them decide for themselves what they like or deem as a "good/bad" movie.
@@Audulf-of-Frisiayou couldn’t be more wrong
Yeah, the third one was way worse.
Had still some good scenes though.
@@Audulf-of-Frisia third is as good as first and second
A great trilogy. The first is still the best in my opinion. But the third - hopefully on your channel soon - has amazing cameos.
I want them to also hopefully find "undercover brother" 😂😂
Hilarious reaction you two. Looking forward to the rest of the series! Happy Halloween!
17:58 - Hella: "It's not funny..." *dies laughing 🤣🤣🤣
FUNNIEST moment of the reaction has to be 33:24 - Austin with the long stare up-skirt and Tien asks: “Is that, uh… Alotta?!” HAHAAHAHAHAHAHA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Six of the actors in this movie have appeared on Seinfeld:
Robert Wagner (No. 2) [Mickey Abbot's father Dr. Abbott DDS]
Clint Howard (Johnson) [escaped serial killer Tobias Lehigh Nagy..the LA episodes]
Brian George (UN Secretary) [Babu Bhatt]
Larry Thomas (Black Jack dealer) [Yev Kasem- the Soup Nazi]
Mike Hagerty (Hotel manager) [Rudy, owner of second hand/vintage clothing shop]
Patrick Bristow (Bolton- Virtucon tour guide) [the Wig Master]
Austin Powers' chest hair is a parody of Sean Connery who was known to have a lot of chest hair, and Dr. Evil's elaborate killing methods spoof those in James Bond films.
Dr. Evil himself spoofed Blofeld, a James Bond villain
Nice one ladies, great fun!
Dr. Evil slipping off the chair in his plastic suit always cracks me up, it's such a great visual gag.
yeah baby! the gags never fail to make me laugh. I'ts fun and silly, perfect for this time of the year to counter all the scary movies:)
2:10 “he’s that dangerous?”🥰
2:18 “He’s fun! Why shoot him?”🥰
3:01 (SOLD!🤣)
it would be impossible to put into words how huge this movie was when it came out.
What I like about these ladies is that they can always find some humor in the comedies they watch despite the obvious pop culture references or dated humor. People in their 20’s aren’t likely to get 60’s or even 90’s related jokes but they still know funny when they see it.
Hella is so pretty. She is exactly my type. I love watching her laugh
Many things in the movies are parodies of 007 and the 60's, such as the elaborate killing methods with sharks (or, in this case, sea bass), ridiculous technological weapons and gadgets, the costumes, and even the Korean killer (his name in this movie was "Random Task", in 007 there was an Asian character named "Odd Job" who threw a hat as a weapon).
It's so wonderful seeing your reactions to both comedy and horror because of how expressive you are.
I swear this is such an underrated film.
25:44 one of the best unexpected appearances of Carrie Fisher I have ever seen in a movie!
32:12 » i just love this scene with him trying to turn the other side driving, lol 🤣🤣
One of my favorite movies austin powers is soo funny lol Mike Myers is a genius
Oh man we need an episode where the girls eat 90s cereals! Lucky Charms are iconic!
As a reporter I get his fear of carnies. Nomads, you know. Smell like cabbage. Small hands.
For those of you not from the U.S., "carnies" is short for people who work in traveling carnival shows and circuses.
Also... Clown makeup is creepy. I'd already thought that as a kid in the 80s, and then the original IT movies came out. Those didn't help at all.
Great movies and all, don't get me wrong, just... clowns were pretty much doomed to universally strike fear in all peolple after that point.
@@SonicImmersion_ It all started with the classic film "Killer Klowns from Outer Space".
never in my life i wouldve guessed you'd watch Austin powers 😂please watch the sequels!
Great reaction 🫡 you always have good humor in your videos. Also, you are both completely gorgeous 😍
Butterflies drawn to a Beautiful Flower! 😊 (BLUSH!!)
it was A LOT OF FUN 😁 watching you ladies enjoy this movie, thank you! 👍☺
Always happy to see Movie Munchies and Asian Angels team up!
Hi from New Zealand 🇳🇿🥝🙃, hope everyone's having a great day
💛🌏💛
Tien-Dr Evil’s son, Seth Green, does the voice for Chris on Family Guy!
I can't wait for you guys to see the sequels! Glad you finally got to see the first film!
The character random task was also in a james bond movie and called oddjob. Same actor 😂😂😂
I've never been a fan of these films, but the delight you express is absolutely infectious. ❤
_- I don't know, maybe I'll be a vet!_
_- An evil vet?_
_- Or work on a petting zoo._
_- An evil petting zoo?_
😂🤣😂🤣😂
I saw someone recommend 'Bedazzled' (2000) and I agree that would be a funny reaction. A couple more comedy movies are 'Evolution' (2001) and 'Anger Management' (2003)
The 60's had some very groovy fashions. ✌️❤️🌹
The most impressive part about Austin Powers is Myer's appreciation for his own British heritage, he nails the accent! It's difficult to tell he's American which is VERY rare. Americans usually can't do good British accents.
mustafa is played by will ferrell a cool cameo and the american general is played by the same guy who played murdoch in rambo first blood part 2
I forgot how funny this movie was haha. Thanks for sharing! Loved watching with you two.
27 years later and people are still joking about "sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads" 😂
Another fun movie that has that 1960s to 1990s culture shock is Blast From The Past starring Brendan Fraser. You should check it out!
31:59 "When is good time to lose one's head."😂😂
Here we go! The Spy Who Loved Me is part of the James Bond Franchise-arguably the most successful Movie Franchise with James Bomd being the primary driver of the story. This is a SNL skit actor making fun of the stories-he does a fun job, but I don’t know if it is funny without knowing the foundation. Enjoy Ladies! If you do decide to give a reaction to James Bond please consider starting at the beginning with Sean Connery films-De No is considered the first, Goldfinger is also a great place to start too.
Definitely see them in release order. "Dr. No", "From Russia with Love", "Goldfinger", "Thunderball", "You Only Live Twice", and so on. The first three were still developing the Bond formula, and "Thunderball" was the first film to include all of the elements.
The " space ship" at the beginning was a Bobs Big Boy statue, it was a restaurant chain back in the day 😂
It was very popular when it was released. The first and second ones were well received.
This was the most hilarious reaction I’ve ever seen 😂 Had to subscribe!
Check out the movies Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me(1999) and Austin Powers in Goldmember(2002).
Great movie for you to react to. Keep watching the sequels. Watching you both laugh makes my ❤ flutter
You all are too darn cute for us poor guys - love your reactions!
The therapist for dr. Evil and scott was played by carrie fisher (princess leia aka darth vaders daighter)
I wish I could go watch a movie with them , I would bring snacks a drinks .
Oh, I had a great time 😸❤️ you made this movie funnier!
you girls gotta watch the sequels too lol love the trilogy
Random Task is a parody of a James Bond character called Odd Job seen in the film "The Man With the Golden Gun".
The cartoon that popped on the screen when Ďr.Evil tried to hang up on the U.N. was "Beavis and Butthead"
This is a parody of the James Bond films up to the 90's.
If you watched those movies you would see the same characters, and there is wordplay on the names.
For example "Random Task" is called "Odd Job" in Goldfinger, the James Bond film he is based on.
Also the actor who played Random Task is in prison for killing a couple of people. 🦄
Austin Powers Two and Three are pretty good - I think you might enjoy 3 more because of the cameos by famous actors.
...I love when you mimic a lot of va... ahem... things... silly movie, and you enjoyed it to the fullest! 😆
Love this movie hilarious good choice ladies Mike Myers is hilarious you might know him more for his role as the voice of shrek from the movie shrek ❤❤❤❤
"Is that Family Guy", I am dead.🤣Also, Seth Green, Family Guy. Extra Dead!!!😂😂😂😂😂
Getting costume ideas? 😂
My favorite jokes the entire bathroom scene and the "hey, there you are" joke. 😅
I know billions of people speak English but it will always make me proud when a foreigner does it well. Love from Australia.
39:44
"Maybe It's Satire Of 007"
That's exactly what the Austin Powers are parodying, especially some of the characters:
Dr. Evil is a parody of Blofeld
Alotta Fagina is a parody of Pussy Galore
Random Task is parodying Odd Job
all three austin powers movies are so good, silly but good.
the second one is even better!
15:58 "To drop myself"😂
I love these asian angels x movie munchies crossovers
Perfect combo for this shagadelic movie lmao
Lol Love this! ❤
As mentioned, there is a lot of James Bond spoofs. For example, classic Bond girls sometimes really do have really silly, suggestive names. Dr. Evil is very similar to how recurring villain Blofeld was shown in _You Only Live Twice_ and Random Task is a spoof of _Goldfinger_ henchman Oddjob. These are only some examples. Watching at least 1 James Bond film from each actor is something you could consider doing.
Austin Powers Goldmember, the 3 movie, is my favorite 😊 I hope you'll watch that too 👍😊😊😊
Groovy baby!
Hela your hair is sooooooo long! It looks brilliant!! Don’t cut it lol
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So this parodies 60's spy movies, the James Bond movies in particular. James Bond was written by Ian Fleming, and another spy series he created was The Man From U.N.C.L.E., which got a really good movie remake in 2015. And I really like the butterflies!
The Flint (James Coburn) and Matt Helm (Dean Martin) movies were also take-offs from Bond. Also the "Get Smart" and "Wild Wild West" TV series that both had follow-on movies in the 1990's. (BTW, the "Get Smart" series was done by Mel Brooks.) The ultimate Bond parody was "Casino Royale" (1968) which also happened to be (loosely) based on Ian Fleming's book.
Glad you enjoyed it, this was fun 💜
Dr Evil's son, Scott, is the same actor who does the voice of Chris Griffin on Family Guy.
Thanks for this reaction I love this movie
Yeah, this series is all about making fun with 007. If you watch a lot of the '60s James Bond movies you'll see where it gets its inspiration. Your reaction was so fun. Was laughing right along with you. 😂💕
27:50 Mama Cass was a hefty lady with the voice of an angel, who sang with the band "The Mamas and The Papas". Sadly, she choked to death on a ham sandwich. One of their most famous songs is "California Dreaming".
She died of a heart attack in her sleep.
Recommend checking out 'Demolition man' 1993 & 'Bedazzled' from 2000