Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

Visitor Comments

Shaun Myburg: Yeah Baby! the Original swinger is back! Mike Myers and his alter ego Austin Powers take us on a psychodelic trip to the '60s in this sequel. With plenty of jokes and rip-offs of other movies, this is a funny movie from beginning right until the final credits and rolled up, so make sure you don't leave untill the very last credit. Heather Graham is dead sexy as Felicity Shagwell. Mike does triple duty in this one. The only question is...'Is this really better than Star Wars?'...I think no, but to each his own. Enjoy.

Amy Walker: It was very funny but the way they connected the first movie to the second was pathetic and brought the movie down a bit.

Debbie Ross: I expected a lot more.

Isma Manitsa: Very weak...

Robert Haynes: What could have been a true classic cult comedy was 'dumbed down' to become a more marketable McDonalds Meal Special. Thank God some of the originality from the first in the 'undoubtedly' ongoing series still shines through but, as always, these clever touches went whooshing straight over the heads of the matinee audience I saw it with, such as the brilliant Jerry Springer sequences - and the stolen footage from Independence Day and Apollo 13. These few touches of comic genius saved the film from becoming yet another painful attempt to generate lowest common denominator laughs. Not bad but could have been so much better!

Colin Coleman: Too silly.

Andre Mes: Oh Behave! This film only works at certain levels as it slows down to almost a halt in certain parts, but when it speeds up, it zooms at high speed. My favourite part: the tent silhouette scene! I find it difficult to really rate the film, but I came out with a sore stomach from the periodical laughing! The original was better, though (as usual...).

Jonathan Fourie: Oh Be have! it was Great.

Willie vd Westhuizen: Not so cool man.

Andre Swanepoel: A waste of time.

Jolene Petro: Shagadelic baby!!! Only people with a life or mastermind can watch this movie, so get a life and live!

Petro Jansen van Vuuren: It's good baby. You must see this. Yê baby.

Doug Doiron: This movie rocks.