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Simone & George are reacting to Austin Powers The International Man of Mystery for the first time!

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01:07 - Austin Powers The International Man of Mystery
23:52 - Discussion

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20 Comments

@Dusk.EighthLegion 4 years ago

"Is that Will Ferrell?"
"No, that's a cat."
-_-
You two are so adorable.

@Tannhauser62 2 years ago

What hits me coming back to this movie is how much love and care went into its creation. Every 60s spy trope is pitch-perfect and bursting with affection for the source material, and Myers really captures the energy and optimism of 60s Britain, with a younger generation eager to put the grimness of the war and post-war austerity behind it.

@jessharvell1022 4 years ago

it's interesting to see people watch this so many years later and find out what still hits and what doesn't, because even if you were in your late teens or early 20s in 1996 you had already just passively absorbed so much about james bond and the swinging 60s from pop culture

@Logan_Baron 3 years ago

"Wouldn't number 2 know what Austin Powers looks like?" Especially when we got to part 3 and find out they went to school together.

@DavidMeddowsTaylor 4 years ago

The walking through the city scene with marquee lights is a very old movie trope meant to show passage of time and the characters spending a night out. The earliest version I know of is the 1927 movie Sunrise, but it was most famously done in the 1945 move The Lost Weekend.

@nitelite78 4 years ago (edited)

1:26

"Is that Will Ferrell?"

"No, that's a cat!"

The look 😆

@B_B-420 4 years ago

"He's a famous spy? That seems contradictory..."

And so the journey begins.

@ryanclark6402 4 years ago

“Elizabeth Hurley looks great.” Truer words were never spoken, sir.

@robertjewell9727 4 years ago (edited)

It's not the '70s, but late '60s. You might think that's not that much of a difference, but it is and Austin Powers represents to a great degree what was called the British Invasion where all things British was considered supremely "in", baby, even eccentric bespectacled blokes.

@mikedignum1868 4 years ago (edited)

He's a fashion photographer in the 60s as a cover for being a spy.

@davidcooper5177 4 years ago

It's the 60's. Not the 70's!!!!!!

@JoeKerr_AKA_Mr.J 4 years ago (edited)

21:01 21:07 "A George Divided Against Itself Can Not Stand!"

@VeerleTakino 4 years ago

Up until recently, even for actors, "cosmetic" dentistry like straightening and whitening wasn't nearly as common in the UK as it is in the USA, so there's a stereotype of British people in the past not having good teeth. Conversely, British people have said that Americans perfectly straight bright white teeth look super fake.

@CraigKostelecky 4 years ago

9:05 Simone's look here is PRICELESS.

@diamondem 4 years ago

14:50 Underrated joke "Hello exposition" lmao

@chanceneck8072 4 years ago

I agree about Liz Hurley. And if you wanna see more Elizabeth Hurley hotness, I´d HIGHLY recommend Bedazzled with her and Brendan Fraser. VERY underrated comedy.

@gmchris3752 4 years ago

This film had a few notable and brilliant scenes that were cut for time. Every time AP killed a nameless henchman, it cut to a scene showing the tragedy and cost to those left behind, with each one being more over-the-top sad (and funny) than the last. Well worth looking up!