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The AP films haven't aged very well full stop. When I rewatched the first again a few months back I was disappointed. The funniest aspect of AP is watching the actual Bond movies and noticing the stuff AP rips off
("you owe me ONE MILLION BUCKS" - Goldfinger)
I'd like (not) to see Mike Myers send up the torture scene in CR. Frequently hits to the groin seem to be fairly common in his films.
Well yeah, that too.
That certainly contributed to it. But Shrek always did fine in spite of this.
That too. The second one was really lame as well.
But in any case, I find it quite interesting that not so long we were debating the impact AP had over James Bond regarding Blofeld in particular and now we can be fairly sure he will be back... while AP is history, in itself a relic of the 90s.
In the first one, of course they borrowed a lot from Connery, but Dujardin himself said some of his attitudes in the second one come from Craig (in particular when he runs and protects himself with his hand)
The Love Guru however killed Mike Myers' career. :))
It has been going on for a while. I think the only one still believing in it is Myers himself.
I'd like to think this clip killed his career :P
After the insanely successful second AP it was logical there would be a third one.
Goldmember wasn't more successful than The Spy Who Shagged Me but took in more than enough to make it a big success.
I think Myers himself didn't want to make a fourth one, if I remember correctly after the second one he had already enough but was more or less forced to do another one.
And even if those were only rumours I believe stopping after the third one was the correct thing to do, after all it was a parody and only so much original material can be done in a parody without repeating the same jokes over and over again.
By the way the first Austin Powers still is one of my absolute favourite comedies of all time right beside Fierce Creatures, Death At A Funeral or Father Of The Bride.
I was madly in love with Elizabeth Hurley !!! Imagine my excitement when she did the one hour Goldeneye special!!
Why she never was a Bond girl will forever be one of the great mysteries of mankind....lol...