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‘He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark’ cracks me up every time.

The spoof was not limited to just James Bond but also all of the 1960's spy movies and English espionage television shows. The all-black leather outfits for Austin's female partners were a nod to Diana Rigg's iconic portrayal of Emma Peel on the show The Avengers. There are spoofs of Matt Helm, Our Man Flint, and the shows The Prisoner and Secret Agent Man to name a few.

These movies are just a boat load of fun and some of Mike Myers’s best work, Austin Powers and Dr Evil will forever be his most iconic characters.

Dr. Evil's speech during therapy is one of the funniest bits 😂😂 Looking forward to you watching the sequels, Jen!

It's definitely a benefit that you watched all the Bond movies before this. These movies appealed to a lot of people outside the Bond fandom, so they wouldn't have spotted them. Loved you referencing each of the Bond movies, like the Dr No outfit that Dr Evil was wearing. :) And of COURSE you loved Dr Evil's villainous plan!

Fun fact___the band shown in the transitions is called Ming Tea and features 90's indie rock darling Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs, singer/guitarist for The Bangles. The band was started by Mike Myers after he left Saturday Night Live and Austin Powers was a character he invented to be the frontman of the band. It was Mike Myers' wife who suggested he write a movie based on that character. Also, the nightclub scene at the beginning was based on scenes from a late 60's movie called "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" . The line Austin says, "this is my happening and it freaks me out" is a verbatim quote from the movie.

7:30 Dr. Evil’s voice and mannerisms are kind of an in-joke for Mike Myers and other SNL alumni since they’re basically an impression of SNL producer Lorne Michaels.

Johnny English is also a pretty good Bond movie parody. Pretty underrated in my opinion.

Also Our Man Flint and In Like Flint are a couple of early James Bond type spoofs that were favorites of Mike Myers' dad. He was inspired to make Austin Powers after his dad passed away.

FINALLY a reactor who gets all of the 007 references! Jen, if you weren’t so far away I would buy you dinner and tickets to a Bond Marathon! ❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉

Jen's encyclopedic Bond knowledge 😅 So good. I watched this movie so much when it came out.

"That was the most Epic villain speech I've ever heard" totally agree, good call so silly and great at the same time . :)

It's fantastic that you watched the Bond films first so that you get the references in Austin Powers! I think it's funny on its own, but a comedy like this is always better when you know what it's spoofing.

Mike Myers did a wonderful tribute speech for Sean Connery, years ago when he was at the AFI awards and said his Main bond inspiration was from Sean's original movies. Mike also said that he did Austin Powers for his dad, his dad loved James Bond and so did Mike. The Austin Powers movies came from a place of real love for the Bond films and his dad.

We were always huge bond fans in our house and we went to see this in the cinema without knowing anything about it and we laughed our heads off at all the references! It was such a great surprise.

Jen, you sell yourself short. Seriously, you pick up more details after seeing movies once than most people do after watching them three or four times. It's actually quite impressive. I have somewhat mixed feelings about the next two movies, but there are details and scenes that I really like, and I'm sure you'll love them. The adventures of Austin Powers are just getting started.

You might have missed the point of the opening where Austin Powers is running from all his fans because that isn't Bond related. It is 60's related, though because it's actually a reference to The Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night" movie where they were being chased by wild fans.

Fun fact: during the group therapy scene, the therapist is none other than Carrie Fisher herself.

One of the funniest spy comedy movies ever made! Its the perfect James Bond spoof.

You're gonna love the sequels as well. Can't wait to see your reaction to the opening 5 mins of Austin Powers: Goldmember. I can remember the entire cinema went nuts...

Oh I've been impatiently waiting for this since you started watching the Bond movies. This is going to be so much fun.

I never had so much fun watching someone have so much fun watching a movie lol, ( I hope that made sense ) It was non-stop laughs and giggles from the get go just when I really needed a good laugh. Thanks you're the best Jen "Danger" Murray.

20 Bond movies... But this, the Austin Powers- trilogy, is what I've been truly waiting for.

I love this film! The 'Austin Powers' at least the first two are huge nostalgic throwbacks to me since I was a teen in the late 90s and exactly the right age for this. Also Elizabeth Hurley is my favourite 'non canon' Bond Girl - so gorgeous and stylish and funny! While this is my favourite looking forward to seeing what you make of the sequels Jen!

20 Bonds and 2 Waynes Worlds. All make this so so much better. The dedication you have. Bravo Jen; bravo :D

Compared to most people watching this nowadays you actually have a really unique perspective since youve been watching through the James Bond series here recently. For this reason it was especially fun to watch along with you, and entertaining to see you appreciate the humor and references. One thing you might not know is that this isnt just a James Bond parody, in fact it gets even more inspiration from the The Avengers TV show, The Flynn movies, a couple Micheal Cane capers, etc which were all much more swinging 60s Mod than Bond was. Anyway Im glad you were able to catch a lot of details and more importantly enjoy the whole atmosphere and setup of this parody as well as the direct satire. What this movie does well for a parody is stand on its own legs so to speak, instead of copying the originals beat for beat which gets stale (cough Scary Movie series cough)

All three movies are great, but the first was my favorite of the bunch, as they recycle some of the jokes across the other two films. But if anyone ever watched these out of order, I think the first one they see will be their fav, as all of them are of an equal quality overall, good comedy franchise for sure. Enjoy!

OMG JEN! I thought we would never get here! With these you have my undivided attention! 😊 thanks again Jen, these compliment your Bond collection perfectly! Always your fan...Eric

The slowly moving dipping mechanism was a reference to the end of Live and Let Die, and the villain turned his back and didn't even watch. Also, Dr. Evil in this film is closest to Blofeld from On Her Majesty's Secret Service. In that movie, he had a cure for allergies, worth billions probably but tossed it all away for his dumb plan to become a count. Same thing here with Virtucon, it's worth billions but Dr. Evil is oblivious, and tosses it all away for his evil plans.

Great movie. It is great that you are the first reactor I have seen who know allot about the original Bond movies and understand the jokes. Fyi the warm red liquid phase is a spoof on Demolition Man. The group therapy scene is one of the funniest scenes I have seen in any movie.

You got most of the 007 references-maybe just the opening credits girl chases disguises was from "A Hard Days Night" and Vanessa's cat suit was inspired by Emma Peel's from " The Avengers" tv series. Great reaction as ever!

This is what we have all been waiting for! You will love all three of these - so much fun. And they draw on the films you've watched so far. I laughed so hard at this reaction. I hope you got that Dr. Evil and Austin Powers were both played by the same actor - Mike Myers.

I'm so glad you enjoyed this. It's so perfect that you'd had a Bond binge before this. There's a whole host of 60s British spy movies that this draws from that are parallel to early Bond. Danger Diabolik is a Mystery Science Theater favorite and stuff like 10th Victim.

Hoorah, finally Austin Powers! You did very well catching the Bond references - especially Random Task and the plastic suit.

Saturday Matinee with Jen "ONE MILLION" Murray. What a hoot!!!!

This series is fantastic, but I'm so glad you referenced the 1967 Casino Royale - one of my favourite "bond" films.

One of the best franchises to launch out of the 1990s. Mike Myers after Wayne's World and before Shrek really went major with this one. Love of the Bond films (Roger Moore's era mostly), a 2-part film series called "FLINT" with the late James Coburn, British culture of the swingin' 1960s and American culture at that time in the late 90s. Myers as AP and Dr. Evil, cleverly played. His performance and writing along with every piece of pop culture that was noticeable is perfect. Brilliantly undeniable period. The sequels aren't bad neither. You'll enjoy them. Oh yeah. Peep the Soundtracks as well.

The opening is pure Hard Day's Night, and the swinging shindig is taken directly from Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls, which was already a goof.

I've not seen very many of the older Bonds - I loved how you were picking them out (and the editor showing them). Made a lot more things make sense.

I love that you're familiar with the 007 films, so you got the references instantly.

Very cool that you went through so many Bond movies before going to this trilogy. All of them are very worth the watch, so much fun.

Thanks for this excellent reaction, Jen “Danger” Murray. You got so many of the spy film references, and even a couple that I never picked up on. Your love of the genre is showing, and your enjoyment is infectious.

My brother and his daughter and I saw this movie in the theater. We really laughed long and loud at the "They're always after me Lucky Charms" line. And then Frau Farbissina explaining the joke to him just made it even funnier. To this day when we eat candy we say, "Oooh, this is candy, I'm having fun!"

This is hilarious! Mike Myers was great as Austin Powers! It has some action and a crazy sense of humor and you got a classic movie on your hands!

I just noticed The room that the UN secret meeting is occurring in is similar to the war room in Dr Strangelove😂

Jen, if you liked this one the next one gets even CRAZIER!! Hope you can take it. Yeah, baby!!

It’s so great that you watched this after reacting to 20 Bond films! You got everything they spoofed. This was really fun to watch!

Mimi Rogers was Tom Cruise’s first wife (she’s gorgeous). Yes Jenny Bond: the 1967 Casino Royal was 1 of the influences. (I think u would like it; it’s a mad cap comedy 😅)

Did you see the Lois Chiles cameo? She was the dead henchman's wife. She played Dr Holly Goodhead in Moonraker.

Carrie Fisher as the therapist always has me giggling, she was such a sport with comedic roles

3:35 I believe this is a reference to Demolision Man, which came out a few years before this.

Jen, love, love your reactions. Always one of the highlights of the week. You are the perfect reactor for this movie as you are the only one with the brilliance and patience to have seen all the Bond movies in order from 'Dr. No' to 'Diamonds are Forever' that this movie draws from. The scene near the opening where he is trying to run away from the girls chasing him and even wearing a fake beard disguise is a throwback to the opening scene of the Beatles' 1964 movie 'A Hard Day's Night' where 3 of the 4 Beatles are trying to avoid the crowds of girls chasing them and Paul McCartney is sitting on a bench wearing a fake beard. You forgot to mention that the two scenes where he is claiming the women that he hits are really just men is the opening to the 1965 movie 'Thunderball’. Remember Sean Connery fights the widow in black who is really a man and then he escapes the mansion via the jetpack. If you go back to the comments on 'You Only Live Twice' (3rd one down) you'll see why I said you needed to see that movie to get the Austin Powers movies. Keep up the wonderful reactions. We all love them and you!!!

Very rewarding watching you spot reference after reference!!!!

Lovely! Jen, I can't wait to see your reaction to the sequel. I bet I know who gets The Worst award for that one.

I appreciate that you get right to the movie!

I saw this in the theater. I was in college at the time. My friends and I used to quote this movie.

There's a running gag that was unfortunately cut out of major releases- whenever one of the henchmen gets killed it cuts to a scene of their friends and family getting news of the death, to debunk the concept of them being faceless unimportant casualties.

Did you realize Jen that the therapist when Dr. Evil made his speech was Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia in Star Wars)? Love your reactions Jen!

9:19 My Senior year of high school, the Monday after we had our JROTC Military Ball. We were watching this in JROTC. At this scene, a classmate shouted out, "HEY! IT'S BRIAN DANCING! " I shouted out back, "What are you talking about? I can't dance that good." 😅

This movie got some quality grandpa wheezes, can't wait for the others!

Oh, the woman that gets the phone call ( nobody thinks about a henchmen family) she plays honey ryder in moonraker.

YAY!!! That was fun to watch! I thought it'd be fun watching you get all the references and jokes and you did not disappoint! The next one might even be better than this one, so I'll be looking forward to it.

Jen! Oh my goodness! I can’t believe that I didn’t even think about suggesting this franchise to you! This is officially my new favorite reaction of yours! Keep going, they’re all great!

18:50 funny you say that, the scene is a spoof from a movie called 'A fish called Wanda', written by and starring John Cleese, Michael Palin is also in the scene.

Come Mr. Bigglesworth!!!!! I knew Jen would lose it for the International man of Mystery.------ This reaction is simply to die for.

I can’t describe how much I enjoyed watching you love this movie. I love the Austin Powers movies but I sometimes think that it’s mainly nostalgia that makes me think they are so funny, but watching you especially as a Bond fan get all the jokes is very gratifying.

Although Dr. Evil was an homage to Blofeld in appearance, his voice, characteristics and the pinky were Saturday Night Live alumnus Myers imitation of SNL's creator/producer Lorne Michaels. If you ever see The Kids in The Hall's movie "Brain Candy", you'll find that the villain also is an imitation of Lorne Michaels. And if you ever get a chance, I recommend that under-recognized movie as well.

The fact that you got so many of the references is great.

13:40 It's so weird that Austin Powers, of all people, understands the dynamics of consent. I honestly think that's just the wholesome nature of Mike Myers coming through. You have to understand that this was a time when the idea of getting a girl drunk for consent was a thing. Society had the mindset that it t was normal to think, "If I get her drunk enough to say yes, then the answer is yes...and I have consent." It was a disgusting time, but it was real at that time. And it's so fascinating that such a sexually driven fictional character from the 60s thrown into the 90s was so respectful in that way. I think it just shows that Mike Myers is a good and wholesome person, and he wanted Austin Powers to be that way.

Good Evening Jen, and let the Laughter begin!!! 😂 (LOL)

YES!!!!!

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that you have seen all the Bond films and get all the references. Kudos! 💕😆

Great review! So glad you watched the original Bond films, you picked up on so many of the parody bits.

Among all the reactors who have reacted to Austin Powers, I believe you to be the most prepared and appreciative.

Great reaction! I’m so glad you enjoyed this as much as you did. Very impressive that you not only got all the references but named what exact movie they were each from!

This was the best Austin Powers reaction I’ve seen. You pointing out all the James Bond stuff was perfect. Can’t wait till you watch more.

Watching this as a kid killed me 😂. Looking back I'm sure I got more of the Bond related jokes than most of my friends at the time.

11:04 OMG I never noticed the cowboy slams the door in the face of the blind man, just laughed my ass off

'Sock it to me' was a catchphrase in Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in which featured a young Goldie Hawn.

Austin Powers' theme song is called "Soul Bossa Nova". Released in 1962, Quincy Jones wrote it in 20 minutes. Before the film, a rearranged version was the theme of a Canadian game show (Definition). The film's music consultant (Chris Douridas) recommended the song to Mike Myers.

Jen you got it right by watching all the Bond movies first so that you can appreciate just how truly hilarious AP movies are. When other "reactors" have watched it, you can tell most of the reference jokes go completely over their heads. They usually see it as Myers just being goofy, but it's really comic genius. In case it hasn't been mentioned yet, the Dr Evil character was based on Lorne Michaels, the executive producer of Saturday Night Live, and Myer's old boss. The look, the voice, the mannerisms, even the use of words like "frikkin" and "throw me a bone here people."

i've loved watching your reactions for awhile now but this one officially puts you into my favorite reactors group..keep up the good work jen

I truly hope you recognized the woman playing the therapist was the late Carrie Fisher. They just announced her final movie will be released soon, after being delayed for many years.

I know you're obviously into spy films and TV series Jen, so here's an interesting fact about Austin Powers that most people don't know: while the Austin Powers character and films are obviously based on James Bond, the actual physical appearance of AP with his spectacles is actually based on another great British 1960s spy film series starring Michael Caine as Harry Palmer. The films were intended as a more realistic version of James Bond. So it was no accident Michael Caine appeared in the third AP film (Austin Powers in Goldmember). There's also another connection between the first Harry Palmer film, _The Ipcress File (1965),_ and the James Bond franchise - the great John Barry who composed the music for most of the Bond films also composed the music for the The Ipcress File, and it's another great film score. Also, Sean Connery, Roger Moore and Michael Caine were good friends.

Your reactions are just so stupid fun! ♩♪ _"Nobody does it better."_ ♬ Btw, *The Flintstones* do a delightful send up of spy films in the 1966 film _"The Man Called Flintstone."_ If that's your bag. It has some great music too - _Yabba-dabba-doo!_ *EDIT:* Not necessarily for reacting to (as I doubt many have seen it), but watching privately. *Film reaction recommendations:* ● *Spy Game* (2001) with *Brad Pitt* and *Robert Redford.* ● *The Mexican* (2001), starring _Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts_ and _James Gandolfini._ ● *_Inside Man_* (2006) _Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster_ and _Clive Owen._ (A Spike Lee joint) ● *_The Fisher King_* (1991) Dir. by Terry Gilliam, with _Robin Williams_ & _Jeff Bridges._ And finally, a brilliant rom-com from 1940, *_The Philadelphia Story._* It stars *Jimmy Stewart, Cary Grant* and *Katharine Hepburn* ❤️ 🤠 And _more finally,_ I also always recommend the western *_Silverado_* (1985). A *fun* western with a very young _Kevin Costner, Scott Glenn, Danny Glover, John Cleese, Jeff Goldblum, Kevin Kline_ and more. Written and directed by *_Lawrence Kasdan.¹_* And _even more finally than the previous finally…_ You'd love the star studded 1995 film, *The Quick and the Dead* (1995) starring _Leonardo DiCaprio, Russell Crowe, Sharon Stone_ and _Gene Hackman._ Be well! 🙋🏼‍♂️ ··•●✺●•·· ¹ ─ Co-writer of the _Star Wars_ films _The Empire Strikes Back_ (1980), _Return of the Jedi_ (1983), and _The Force Awakens_ (2015). He also co-wrote _Raiders of the Lost Ark_ (1981).

I’m so glad to see someone laughing at this has hard as we did when this first came out. We would rent this on VHS and laugh until we were sick.

This reaction was sooo funny, I cracked up laughing hard again!! Thank you!!

This should have a million views. It’s so good.

This reaction was a lot of fun. I did see a few others reacted to the movie, but you are the first who actually knew and understood what this movie was spoofing and recognized so many references. It is funny on its own, but knowing the classic Bonds add so much. If you like Rowan Atkinson then I suggest watching (or even reacting to) the Johnny English series. It is a more serious and grounded comedic take on spy movies and so underrated and overlooked in my opinion.

“I think he’s gonna sleep with her… unless she’s gonna try and kill him…” Like that ever stopped Bond😏

I shipped off to the Navy in the wake of this movie's arrival in theaters, not having seen it myself, but the other guys in my boot camp division were of the opinion that, with a buzz cut, I resembled Dr. Evil. They kept trying to coach me in ways to adopt his mannerisms when answering questions. "Yes, Petty Officer." "No, Chief." "Yes, Sir." "No, Ma'am."

When I first saw this, all I could do was look at it cock eyed. I did laugh at Austin Powers trying to turn the vehicle around in the hallway, though. Today I really admire all the effort that went into this film.

Two more great spy spoof movies are (1) Our Man Flint and (2) In Like Flint ... which Austin himself says is his favorite movie!

The champagne is Perrier Jouet in the Flower Bottle. The Texan in the bathroom was from True Lies. The therapist was Princess Leia.

I thought Jen was going to give the "Worst Award" to Austin's teeth. Lol.

Vanessa and her mother were based on Mrs. Peel from the TV shoe The Avengers (no marvel connection). The characters in Kingsman were also (probably) based on the main character, Steed. This was a sort of sci-fi/spy series with Dianna Rigg as Mr's Peel. She was known for her black catsuits and fighting skills.

Loved seeing how much fun you had with it. Can't wait to see you react to the sequels!

"Who.Does.Number.Two.Work.For"?.... "That's right, buddy. You show that turd who's boss". LOL!

Oh yeah! Tom Arnold (the cowboy) seems to be a jab to "loud, obnoxious Americans" like Jack Wade (played by Joe Don Baker in The Living Daylights, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies)