If you liked Vanessa (Elizabeth Hurley) you should watch her in the movie Bedazzled. It was silly, but funny as hell. She literally plays the devil, and she looked amazing. 👍
Burt Bacharach was a real composer/songwriter, and created some of the best songs of the late 60s - including the one he sings on the bus. One of the greats.
He played the Great Allentown Fair in 1973 to promote his Music for the Ross Hunter musical production of "Lost Horizon" and I worked with the stage crew! While the show was on I got talk off stage with his then Wife Angie Dickinson! .... Lovely Lady!
Showed a friend an ep of The Avengers and she asked, "Are you showing me this because of the X-Men?" "Huh?" I answered. She then pulled from her huge comic collection the X-Men bits of Jean Grey becoming Phoenix. The comic book was a scene-for-scene copy (inspiration?) from the exact Avengers ep we were watching. 🤯
Scott evil and the dysfunctional father son relationship runs through all 3 movies and is hilarious. The late and beautiful Carrie Fisher was the therapist and Will Ferrell was the henchman Mustafa (the one that wouldn’t die)
Mike Myers was great in the 90's. Wayne's World and So I Married An Axe Murderer are fantastic. Also he popped up in a small role in Inglorious Basterds. Edit: Mike Myers was is also the villain, Dr. Evil, in the Austin Powers movies. The women's names are mostly a running gag/pun of the ladies in the Bond movies.
If you want another good film with Mike Myers in it, you should check out Wayne's World. The movie was based off a popular recurring sketch he did on Saturday Night Live, and I think it was his first successful film.
Austin Powers was part of my childhood. I love all 3 films. Out of all the Fembots, my favorite is Cindy Margolis. You'll love the 2 sequels as well, Dasha.
Fun fact: The music that plays in the opening scene - the "Austin Powers Theme", you might say - is "Soul Bossa Nova" by Quincy Jones, who, among his voluminous accomplishments, produced Michael Jackson's OFF THE WALL, THRILLER, and BAD.
It was also used as the theme for the Canadian gameshow "Definition"--and also for the song "My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style," by the Dream Warriors, a Canadian Hip-Hop duo. Mike Meyers, being Canadian himself, would know this.
Please refrain from using the term, "Fun Fact". It's just a fact, and that term is getting REALLY old and EXTREMELY ANNOYING !!! Come up with your OWN words and I'll be the 1st to cheer you on.
@@nsasupporter7557 Drop Dead Fred. It's an imaginary friend comedy with Phoebe Cates also. The only problem is that Rik Mayall just mogs EVERY single character in the movie and you overlook them in anticipation of the next scene with Fred. Carrie Fisher plays the friend with a houseboat to Phoebe.
@@nsasupporter7557 It was a fun movie where you giggle and laugh the entire time, until it becomes serious for five minutes, and you gain massive respect for Fred, only to start giggling and laughing again a few minutes later. It was a first for me 25 years ago. He knew what he was. He was self aware, which only drove the point of the movie home even more for me.
@@nsasupporter7557 Rob is very good. He doesn't like being the lead, he wants to always be the funny side guy in movies. It's not that he makes a bad lead, he's just funnier when he isn't and he knows it. Will Ferrel did not learn this lesson.
The characters that were being parodied were taken from the James Bond film 'Goldfinger.' The idea behind the actress who played "Alotof Vagina" was also a parody of the 'Goldfinger' character "Pussy Galore!"
"It's my happening, baby, and it freaks me out!!!" That line is actually a reference to the 1970 film BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, which - weird fact - was written by the great critic Roger Ebert. Also, from Ebert's review of AUSTIN POWERS: "The movie, written by Myers and directed by Jay Roach, is smart enough to know the 1960s are funny without being exaggerated. In one sequence, a fashion photographer shoots '60s fashions, and the clothes, which look like outlandish science-fiction fantasies, are in fact identical to costumes worn during posing sessions in Antonioni's BLOW UP (1967)..."
The joke with Mustafa is that Dr Evil says “let this be a reminder to you all that this organization will not tolerate failure.” And then you hear Mustafa… he’s not dead (the execution failed). 😂
I'm not sure if you noticed that Austin Powers and Dr Evil were played by the same actor Mike Myers? Just wondering.. Also the movie was so colorful and Goofy they were simply making a parody of the movies made in the 60s.
Mike Myers' Dr. Evil character is, to this day, the third most authentic "Lorne Michaels" I've ever seen. Second place goes to Lorne Michaels himself. First place? Mark McKinney as Don Roritor, Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy.
There is a series of movies in the late 60’s by Dean Martin called “Matt Helm”. It was a partly-serious parody of James Bond. Secret Agent Matt Helm was also a photographer, like Austin Powers.
For a lot of Americans, this was the first time we heard sex referred to as "shagging". So we just all thought "Shag, that's a cute word for it." We had NO IDEA it was such a dirty word to the Brits.
Dr. Evil is a parody of the Jame Bond villain Blofeld from the movie You Only Live Twice, and is played my Mike Myers, the same actor who played Austin Powers. He plays both parts in all three Austin Powers movies. The Asian henchman who throws his shoe is named Random Task, and the character is a parody of a famous Jame Bond henchman named Oddjob from the movie Goldfinger. His signature weapon was a hat with a razor-sharp brim that he would throw like a Frisbee. BTW, the actor who played Random Task is now in prison for the rest of his life for doing some very bad things.
Not sure if you got the Lucky Charms joke with the Irish assassin. Lucky Charms is brand of breakfast cereal with a leprechaun mascot. His catchphrase is "they're always after me Lucky Charms ".
Austin Powers was such a great movie! Just as fun as it gets! My favorite of the trilogy by far! While the sequels were fun, they just weren't on the level as the first. And I really wish Elizabeth Hurley would have stayed in the sequels. I had such a huge crush on her back then!
@@Dr.Acula76 Absolutely true! She still looks amazing! Just back then, I watched this movie nearly every day for a period. Was so sad when she was replaced in the second movie.
I have been listening for you for half a year at work. Had heart open heart surgery a couple months ago. I love hearing your voice and love your laugh. it helped me get thought my surgery. your soft voice is pleasing to listen to....and I love you trying to pronounce words wrong but taking the time to learn it correctly. respect for you always trying to learn. Thank you Dasha.
Hello Dasha, I bet I’m the only person in all your comments that noticed this. You called the magnifying glass a ‘loop’. That’s so interesting as that’s the French word for a magnifying glass and I guess that’s because French was almost a kind of second language in the courts of the Tsars in Imperial Russia. 😎
A really funny trilogy that just embodies comedy of the late 90's. Did you notice the family therapist was Carrie Fisher? (Princess Leia from Star Wars)
We had an Indian guy at university called manna misery and it always made chuckle whenever I heard his name and I'd often think "I guess he's an international manna mistry"
Hey Dasha I love your Reaktions girl it’s really funny to watch and makes my day laugh, And YOU out there who’s talking about Michael York, Robert Wagner and Carrie Fisher …… My biggest respect 🫡 I loved also these old actors they was great 👍 Greets and cheers 🇭🇷 MIK
Fun movie, fun reaction as always. Yes.Mike is certainly expressive, I don't think you've realised just how expressive yet. Watch out for his other characters in the sequels, which are even better. Michael York (Exposition) and Robert Wagner (Number Two) are famous actors in their own right, the former in movies, the latter more in TV and as the husband of ill-fated screen legend Natalie Wood (b.Natasha Zacharenko). Burt Bacharach is an iconic 60s composer whose many songs helped define the era.
Dasha should watch Michael York in "Logan's Run", featuring a young and very attractive actress in Jenny Agutter, and in a lesser role, Farah Fawcett Majors. Veteran actor Peter Ustinov was also in it. Robert Wagner has had a very, very long career, and as you mentioned, was husband to the famous Natalie Wood, who like Dasha, was of Russian descent.
@@kurtfrancis4621 Oh yeah, Jenny's had a long TV career since childhood, from 'The Railway Children' to 'Call the Midwife' and is much loved here in the UK. I never really took to 'Logan's Run' for some reason, her only real claim to Hollywood success, but she looked gorgeous in it. I think Natalie's parents were Ukrainian immigrants, judging by her surname, which of course was part of the USSR in those days. Better not go there, eh.
@@nsasupporter7557 Well, your message isn't there for me. I don't know what to tell ya. There are tons of franchises with incredible sequels, including the Austin Powers movies. There are even a lot of sequels that are arguably better than the first film in a franchise. You still have a terrible take.
@@nsasupporter7557 I can still see your comment in the notifications tab, but not when I open the thread. That either means you deleted it or it was hidden by RUclips's algorithm. My feelings haven't been hurt. I don't know how you gathered that. And there are a lot of sequels that are _arguably_ (arguably being the key word here) better than the first. Some examples include: The Godfather: Part II, Mad Max 2, The Dark Knight, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Bride of Frankenstein, Evil Dead II, Aliens, Dawn of the Dead, Terminator 2, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Before Sunrise, Spider-Man 2, Thor: Ragnarok, Christmas Vacation, The Empire Strikes Back, LotR sequels, Harry Potter sequels, many James Bond films, etc. If you include other thematic sequels, you could add films like Hot Fuzz, Oldboy, and Three Colors: Red. There are tons of incredible sequels and franchise continuations out there, whether they're better than the originals or not.
21:34 😆 We really did have shoes like that in the '90's. I never understood the appeal, personally. I mean, over the years, we've put a lot of weird things on our shoes and _in_ our shoes. React juice, pockets, lights that illuminate when your foot comes _down,_ lights that illuminate when your foot _lifts,_ it's been a weird ride. 🤷
I was just thinking you should watch this! I'm enjoying your channel a lot and it's been kind of nice to watch during a bad time so thank you for the content.
I don’t know if you’ve ever watched Saturday Night Live, but on it they had a skit called Wayne’s World where Mike Myers (Austin Powers here) plays the lead character. They eventually made made a movie out of it in 1992 and is hilarious. I’m sure if you looked up SNL Wayne’s World here on RUclips you could see some of the skits and get an idea of what it’s all about before watching the movie if you so choose.
You never mentioned that Austin Powers and Dr. Evil were both played by Mike Myers. Also when did "of Russia" get dropped from your channel title? This is the first time I noticed it was gone.
I love the Austin Powers movies. They are very funny parodies of the old Spy/action films of the 1960s/70s such as the old James Bond films that starred Sean Connery and Roger Moore.
Ah...the world is such a serious place now that a 4th Austin Powers movie would be a such a breath of fresh air. I know Mike Myers is interested in making one. It may have already been mentioned but the Wayne's World movies by Mike Myers are pop culture classics.
The officers at the cryo lab are dressed in white frock coats and hats from like World War I. Like, they're lab outfits, but MILITARY BRASS lab outfits... That's brilliant.
I think the one joke you missed was when he was doing the dance after meeting Scott, it was the "Macarena" which was the big song / dance of that time.
Just so you know, Frisch's Big Boy is an American diner chain, mostly known for simple hamburgers and sandwiches. The giant "Big Boy" rocket is their company logo.
The next one is called Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. The title is a spoof on the title of one of the early James Bond movies, The Spy Who Loved Me.
I love these movies. This one, Thee Original being the BEST. (IMO) Whenever I need a laughing day, Austin Powers are the movies I go to. And, Vanessa, I Love. In this movie and any other. But I agree with the person below, Noel. BEDAZZLED is an AWESOME movie. Great reactions, Dasha.
Fun fact, Dr. Evil and Austin Powers are played by the same actor. Lol, I didn't know that until recently and...it makes the movie so much better in my opinion.
@@nsasupporter7557 That IS fun. It reminds me of how Edna Mode from The Incredible was...cast? I forget who was supposed to play her originally, but when asked what the character was supposed to sound like, Brad Bird did an impression of how he visualized her voice and the woman said, 'that was perfect, what do you need me for?' So Brad Bird just voiced her himself.
And since someone already spotted the Avengers ‘67/Emma Peel reference, I’ll point out that the references to “Ming Tea”, and the fembots’ bullet-bikinis, are both references to “The 10th Victim”, a groovy 60’s Italian spy spoof about two competing assassins, that’s as much of a recognizable cult-classic as the better known spy spoofs: ruclips.net/video/VXc-Dl2ojtM/видео.html
@@ajivins1 I believe Dr. Goldfoot may have had the Bikini Machine patent first, but Ursula Andress always had the fully loaded top. (And you ONLY know Houseman from the Naked Gun movie, poor Millennial? I'm not going to ask you to go out and watch The Paper Chase, but seriously, never seen The Fog??)
Dasha, I think you are the best movie reactor on RUclips. You have a great variety of films that you watch not just new popular movies, but you also watch classics and parodies as well. Keep the diversity going. #Covfefe
I know you may not get these right away: when Austin is running away from all the women in the opening sequence? Check out “Hard Day’s Night.” Also, Dr. Evil is doing a stunningly accurate impression of Lorne Michaels. Mike Myers was infamous for his Lorne Michaels impression. And yes, Liz Hurley is a knock-down, blow out hottie. El fuego!
I didn't know they had Big Boy restaurants in Europe. Durning the defrosting of Austin, one of the Military men there is actually a Russian Comedian. I have never seen a moving bed.. Check out the Matt Helm movies.
If you liked Vanessa (Elizabeth Hurley) you should watch her in the movie Bedazzled. It was silly, but funny as hell. She literally plays the devil, and she looked amazing. 👍
I think you mean Bedazzled
Bedazzled is the movie you mean.
It's a remake and the original starred Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.
@@SPKdesign1 Which in my opinion is far superior to the version with Liz Hurley.
Loved bedazzled.
Burt Bacharach was a real composer/songwriter, and created some of the best songs of the late 60s - including the one he sings on the bus. One of the greats.
He's still alive. But if she wants a date like that, she better hurry up, because he's 94.
That song was first used in the 60's Bond spoof, 'Casino Royale'.
He played the Great Allentown Fair in 1973 to promote his Music for the Ross Hunter musical production of "Lost Horizon" and I worked with the stage crew! While the show was on I got talk off stage with his then Wife Angie Dickinson! .... Lovely Lady!
@@jamesalexander5623 His music for Lost Horizon was the best thing about it.
@@ajivins1 Exactly!
Mrs. Kensington’s black leather uniform in the club scene is a homage to Emma Peel of the British TV spy show “The Avengers”.
And the original show still holds up. Just don't bother with the 90s movie.
Showed a friend an ep of The Avengers and she asked, "Are you showing me this because of the X-Men?"
"Huh?" I answered.
She then pulled from her huge comic collection the X-Men bits of Jean Grey becoming Phoenix. The comic book was a scene-for-scene copy (inspiration?) from the exact Avengers ep we were watching.
🤯
Who was of course, known as “MRS. Peel”, in the series, who could flirt with Mr. Steed but not get serious, as her husband was still missing.
AKA Olenna Tyrell from Game of thrones. I also have a big crush on her daughter Rachel Sterling.
RIP Diana Rigg who made her name as one of the first badass women on screen, and going out the same way.
Scott evil and the dysfunctional father son relationship runs through all 3 movies and is hilarious. The late and beautiful Carrie Fisher was the therapist and Will Ferrell was the henchman Mustafa (the one that wouldn’t die)
Mike Myers was great in the 90's. Wayne's World and So I Married An Axe Murderer are fantastic. Also he popped up in a small role in Inglorious Basterds.
Edit: Mike Myers was is also the villain, Dr. Evil, in the Austin Powers movies. The women's names are mostly a running gag/pun of the ladies in the Bond movies.
Thanks for stating thing that are well known and completely obvious...
@@dabreal82 Nope. That was good info for Dasha who isn't familiar with Mike Myers at all.
You should watch Bedazzled with Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley! It’s one of the best comedies from this era!
Mediocre garbage movie.
If you want another good film with Mike Myers in it, you should check out Wayne's World. The movie was based off a popular recurring sketch he did on Saturday Night Live, and I think it was his first successful film.
Party Time....Excellent :D and yeah, it's pretty great.
@@nsasupporter7557 Much like Star Trek, the even numbered Shrek films are better.
Austin Powers was part of my childhood. I love all 3 films. Out of all the Fembots, my favorite is Cindy Margolis. You'll love the 2 sequels as well, Dasha.
Fun fact: The music that plays in the opening scene - the "Austin Powers Theme", you might say - is "Soul Bossa Nova" by Quincy Jones, who, among his voluminous accomplishments, produced Michael Jackson's OFF THE WALL, THRILLER, and BAD.
It was also used as the theme for the Canadian gameshow "Definition"--and also for the song "My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style," by the Dream Warriors, a Canadian Hip-Hop duo. Mike Meyers, being Canadian himself, would know this.
And he also wrote the theme to the TV show "Sanford and Son!"
@@fairytalepurityanalyser6056 what?
Please refrain from using the term, "Fun Fact". It's just a fact, and that term is getting REALLY old and EXTREMELY ANNOYING !!! Come up with your OWN words and I'll be the 1st to cheer you on.
It's hilarious the brought in Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) for the "who is your father scene" 🤣
@@nsasupporter7557 You need to watch The Blues Brothers. Like right now.
@@nsasupporter7557 Drop Dead Fred.
It's an imaginary friend comedy with Phoebe Cates also. The only problem is that Rik Mayall just mogs EVERY single character in the movie and you overlook them in anticipation of the next scene with Fred. Carrie Fisher plays the friend with a houseboat to Phoebe.
@@nsasupporter7557 It was a fun movie where you giggle and laugh the entire time, until it becomes serious for five minutes, and you gain massive respect for Fred, only to start giggling and laughing again a few minutes later.
It was a first for me 25 years ago.
He knew what he was. He was self aware, which only drove the point of the movie home even more for me.
@@nsasupporter7557 Unfortunately, Drop Dead Fred was probably his largest role. His hyperactive nuttiness was underused.
@@nsasupporter7557 Rob is very good. He doesn't like being the lead, he wants to always be the funny side guy in movies. It's not that he makes a bad lead, he's just funnier when he isn't and he knows it. Will Ferrel did not learn this lesson.
Dr. Evil's therapy session, and the "shh" scene -- I'm in tears, every time I see those parts.
@@nsasupporter7557 You should check out The Blues Brothers (but NOT the sequel to that movie)
@@nsasupporter7557 "crap" would be a compliment for that movie.
The characters that were being parodied were taken from the James Bond film 'Goldfinger.' The idea behind the actress who played "Alotof Vagina" was also a parody of the 'Goldfinger' character "Pussy Galore!"
"It's my happening, baby, and it freaks me out!!!"
That line is actually a reference to the 1970 film BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, which - weird fact - was written by the great critic Roger Ebert.
Also, from Ebert's review of AUSTIN POWERS:
"The movie, written by Myers and directed by Jay Roach, is smart enough to know the 1960s are funny without being exaggerated. In one sequence, a fashion photographer shoots '60s fashions, and the clothes, which look like outlandish science-fiction fantasies, are in fact identical to costumes worn during posing sessions in Antonioni's BLOW UP (1967)..."
Watching Austin Powers opens you up to ALOT of pop culture references from the early 2000s… 😂
The joke with Mustafa is that Dr Evil says “let this be a reminder to you all that this organization will not tolerate failure.” And then you hear Mustafa… he’s not dead (the execution failed). 😂
I'm not sure if you noticed that Austin Powers and Dr Evil were played by the same actor Mike Myers? Just wondering..
Also the movie was so colorful and Goofy they were simply making a parody of the movies made in the 60s.
Mike Myers' Dr. Evil character is, to this day, the third most authentic "Lorne Michaels" I've ever seen.
Second place goes to Lorne Michaels himself. First place? Mark McKinney as Don Roritor, Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy.
There is a series of movies in the late 60’s by Dean Martin called “Matt Helm”. It was a partly-serious parody of James Bond. Secret Agent Matt Helm was also a photographer, like Austin Powers.
I would love to see Dasha react to the Matt Helm movies, but I'm afraid there might not be a big enough audience for them...?
For a lot of Americans, this was the first time we heard sex referred to as "shagging".
So we just all thought "Shag, that's a cute word for it."
We had NO IDEA it was such a dirty word to the Brits.
In the '50s and '60s, the Shag was the name of a dance in the US.
Austin Powers and Dr. Evil is played by the same actor, Mike Myers
That’s right. And then, he did fat mustard and goldmember on the 2 sequels.
@@nathancruz9172 Fat Mustard?
Is there a non-fat mustard?
@@OpenMawProductions I just don’t want to say a b word.
I don't think she realized 👀
I had someone park so close to me the other day, I literally found myself in the hallway cart scene. Back and forth, I was so pissed it was hilarious.
P.S. Shout out to Scott for the Kurt Cobain shirt 👍🏼
I call it the Austin Powers maneuver
Dr. Evil is a parody of the Jame Bond villain Blofeld from the movie You Only Live Twice, and is played my Mike Myers, the same actor who played Austin Powers. He plays both parts in all three Austin Powers movies.
The Asian henchman who throws his shoe is named Random Task, and the character is a parody of a famous Jame Bond henchman named Oddjob from the movie Goldfinger. His signature weapon was a hat with a razor-sharp brim that he would throw like a Frisbee. BTW, the actor who played Random Task is now in prison for the rest of his life for doing some very bad things.
"Cheesy easy peasy" LMAO That was adorable!
Dasha absolutely crushing the thumbnail as usual.
Not sure if you got the Lucky Charms joke with the Irish assassin. Lucky Charms is brand of breakfast cereal with a leprechaun mascot. His catchphrase is "they're always after me Lucky Charms ".
You're right Dasha. Austin had a lot of catching up to do.... Just like Captain America did. Keep up the great work Dasha, I love it
Austin Powers was such a great movie! Just as fun as it gets! My favorite of the trilogy by far! While the sequels were fun, they just weren't on the level as the first. And I really wish Elizabeth Hurley would have stayed in the sequels. I had such a huge crush on her back then!
Back then? She looks the same now. That woman doesn't age. Still beautiful
@@nsasupporter7557 I'm not sure, haven't seen her in anything recently. But i do know she has her own line of swimsuits and models them herself.
@@Dr.Acula76 Absolutely true! She still looks amazing! Just back then, I watched this movie nearly every day for a period. Was so sad when she was replaced in the second movie.
I have been listening for you for half a year at work. Had heart open heart surgery a couple months ago. I love hearing your voice and love your laugh. it helped me get thought my surgery. your soft voice is pleasing to listen to....and I love you trying to pronounce words wrong but taking the time to learn it correctly. respect for you always trying to learn. Thank you Dasha.
The 2nd one The Spy who Shagged me is a riot, I think it's as funny as the first. Love your reactions. So adorable.
20:00 ... That's Princess Leia!!!
Mike Meyers is a treasure!
Voting for, Wayne's World,
So I Married an Axe Murderer
and, Shrek 😂
Hello Dasha,
I bet I’m the only person in all your comments that noticed this.
You called the magnifying glass a ‘loop’. That’s so interesting as that’s the French word for a magnifying glass and I guess that’s because French was almost a kind of second language in the courts of the Tsars in Imperial Russia. 😎
Great review as always, one might say it was shagadelic 😁👍Elizabeth Hurley is 57 years old now and she still looks amazing.
Dasha is the sweetest soul. Instead of laughing, she feels compassion for No.2 🤣🤣🤣 28:30
Another great entertaining reaction video🎉
Laughter is a great exercise for the abdominal region ... lol
Thank You for the exercise ... lol 🤣
Dasha, the women chasing him is a spoof of The Beatles' A HARD DAYS NIGHT from 1964.
A really funny trilogy that just embodies comedy of the late 90's. Did you notice the family therapist was Carrie Fisher? (Princess Leia from Star Wars)
I was gonna point that out too 😁
Family therapist Carrie Fisher is a hilarious counterpoint to Carrie Fisher in the Blues Brothers.
Elizabeth Hurley is 57 now and still looks STUNNING!
We had an Indian guy at university called manna misery and it always made chuckle whenever I heard his name and I'd often think "I guess he's an international manna mistry"
With a last name like "Misery," are you sure he wasn't the villain?!?
@@bigdream_dreambig auto correct sucks. Mistry was his name
@@j9lorna Ah! Well that makes more sense. 😝
I hope you continue this franchise, your English has improved so much!
Hey Dasha I love your Reaktions girl
it’s really funny to watch and makes my day laugh,
And YOU out there who’s talking about Michael York, Robert Wagner and Carrie Fisher ……
My biggest respect 🫡 I loved also these old actors they was great 👍
Greets and cheers 🇭🇷
MIK
i would wach this movies every week end with my father ..so so funny
got all of the movie in dvd love them all
Oh boy a must watch.
I love stupid comedies, keep em coming!
Big Boy is a fast food chain in the US. Used to be everywhere but now hard to find. They have a statue out front which is what the rocket looks like
Bob's 'Big Boy' is a restaurant chain in the US. Every restaurant had that statue =)
I love this movie, seen it probably 10 times, you gave such a fun reaction!
Great film, super cute reaction (standard 😆) thanks for posting 😂🤣😁👍👏🏻🇬🇧
Fun movie, fun reaction as always. Yes.Mike is certainly expressive, I don't think you've realised just how expressive yet. Watch out for his other characters in the sequels, which are even better. Michael York (Exposition) and Robert Wagner (Number Two) are famous actors in their own right, the former in movies, the latter more in TV and as the husband of ill-fated screen legend Natalie Wood (b.Natasha Zacharenko). Burt Bacharach is an iconic 60s composer whose many songs helped define the era.
Not to mention Shrek! And I'm not sure Dasha realised he was also Dr Evil ...
Dasha should watch Michael York in "Logan's Run", featuring a young and very attractive actress in Jenny Agutter, and in a lesser role, Farah Fawcett Majors. Veteran actor Peter Ustinov was also in it.
Robert Wagner has had a very, very long career, and as you mentioned, was husband to the famous Natalie Wood, who like Dasha, was of Russian descent.
@@Llanchlo Well, assuming the reads her comments she does now, lol.
@@kurtfrancis4621 Oh yeah, Jenny's had a long TV career since childhood, from 'The Railway Children' to 'Call the Midwife' and is much loved here in the UK. I never really took to 'Logan's Run' for some reason, her only real claim to Hollywood success, but she looked gorgeous in it. I think Natalie's parents were Ukrainian immigrants, judging by her surname, which of course was part of the USSR in those days. Better not go there, eh.
@@kurtfrancis4621 Someone should!
Hope you will watch the sequels too. They are all funny!
@@nsasupporter7557 Terrible take.
@@nsasupporter7557 Did you delete your comment or did RUclips just flag it as complete drivel? lol
@@nsasupporter7557 No, I'm typing.
@@nsasupporter7557 Well, your message isn't there for me. I don't know what to tell ya. There are tons of franchises with incredible sequels, including the Austin Powers movies. There are even a lot of sequels that are arguably better than the first film in a franchise. You still have a terrible take.
@@nsasupporter7557 I can still see your comment in the notifications tab, but not when I open the thread. That either means you deleted it or it was hidden by RUclips's algorithm. My feelings haven't been hurt. I don't know how you gathered that. And there are a lot of sequels that are _arguably_ (arguably being the key word here) better than the first.
Some examples include: The Godfather: Part II, Mad Max 2, The Dark Knight, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Bride of Frankenstein, Evil Dead II, Aliens, Dawn of the Dead, Terminator 2, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Before Sunrise, Spider-Man 2, Thor: Ragnarok, Christmas Vacation, The Empire Strikes Back, LotR sequels, Harry Potter sequels, many James Bond films, etc. If you include other thematic sequels, you could add films like Hot Fuzz, Oldboy, and Three Colors: Red.
There are tons of incredible sequels and franchise continuations out there, whether they're better than the originals or not.
LOVED IT!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍
Time to watch number 2. ✌️❤️🌹
The most MAGNIFICENT pronunciation of .."Dr Evil" with your rolling "R's"...... 4:10 .........Someone make a gif and post!
Mike Myers played both Austin Powers *AND* Doctor Evil in this.
🎵 What the world needs now is love, sweet love. It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of...No, not just for some, but for everyone 🎶
21:34 😆 We really did have shoes like that in the '90's. I never understood the appeal, personally. I mean, over the years, we've put a lot of weird things on our shoes and _in_ our shoes. React juice, pockets, lights that illuminate when your foot comes _down,_ lights that illuminate when your foot _lifts,_ it's been a weird ride. 🤷
This was a fun, upbeat reaction......nice job
20:20 The therapist is actually Carey Fisher who played Princess Leia in Star Wars.
one of my absolute favorites
26:50 I Touch Myself, the Divinyls.
The video to that song is HOT.
Ahh... I'm so glad I got to be a teenage boy in the 90s. 😁
I was just thinking you should watch this! I'm enjoying your channel a lot and it's been kind of nice to watch during a bad time so thank you for the content.
Oh the silliness is just beginning. This the first of a trilogy!
Haven't seen that movie in ages, all three are hilarious, please consider reacting to the other two movies. That was very funny and great reaction.
Yes ... the 60's was very colorful.
I don’t know if you’ve ever watched Saturday Night Live, but on it they had a skit called Wayne’s World where Mike Myers (Austin Powers here) plays the lead character. They eventually made made a movie out of it in 1992 and is hilarious. I’m sure if you looked up SNL Wayne’s World here on RUclips you could see some of the skits and get an idea of what it’s all about before watching the movie if you so choose.
You never mentioned that Austin Powers and Dr. Evil were both played by Mike Myers. Also when did "of Russia" get dropped from your channel title? This is the first time I noticed it was gone.
I love the Austin Powers movies. They are very funny parodies of the old Spy/action films of the 1960s/70s such as the old James Bond films that starred Sean Connery and Roger Moore.
Always get a smile....."We own Shipping in Texas and Oil Refineries in Washington State"
Mike wondered who would get that...
Ah...the world is such a serious place now that a 4th Austin Powers movie would be a such a breath of fresh air. I know Mike Myers is interested in making one. It may have already been mentioned but the Wayne's World movies by Mike Myers are pop culture classics.
19:56 The therapist in this scene is CARRIE FISHER aka PRINCESS LEIA from the Star Wars series.
The absolute highlight of this video was hearing you say "deadly nipples." 🤣
The Big Boy, was the emblem or statue of a real restaurant chain, Kipp's Big Boy!
Dasha, you're super expressive in your own way. Michael Myers is brilliant. You would love Wayne's World if you haven't watched it already.
Agree with every part of this statement
I love the Austin Powers movies 👍🏻
I like the second one even more.
The officers at the cryo lab are dressed in white frock coats and hats from like World War I. Like, they're lab outfits, but MILITARY BRASS lab outfits...
That's brilliant.
Austin Powers 2 uses the same jokes, but doubles them. 3 is cranks it up even more. I couldn't breath during the shadow puppet gag.
I think the one joke you missed was when he was doing the dance after meeting Scott, it was the "Macarena" which was the big song / dance of that time.
Just so you know, Frisch's Big Boy is an American diner chain, mostly known for simple hamburgers and sandwiches. The giant "Big Boy" rocket is their company logo.
To clarify: their logo isn't a rocket...
Those Big Boy giant figures were outside all Big Boy restaurants (JB's Big Boy in my part of the country). Good burgers,
The next one is called Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.
The title is a spoof on the title of one of the early James Bond movies, The Spy Who Loved Me.
I love these movies. This one, Thee Original being the BEST. (IMO) Whenever I need a laughing day, Austin Powers are the movies I go to. And, Vanessa, I Love. In this movie and any other. But I agree with the person below, Noel. BEDAZZLED is an AWESOME movie. Great reactions, Dasha.
That was Princess Leia at the group therapy session with Dr Evil and Scott
“Allow myself to introduce…myself…”
20:00 - The therapist is Carrie Fisher ( Princess Leia).
FYI: The lady running the therapy session with Dr. Evil and his son? Same lady that plays Princess Leia in "Star Wars" Carrie Fisher
1:49 As you can see, he's a _master_ of disguise.
Yeah baby!
Middle name danger is reference to British title of secret agent man. In England it was called danger man.
Dr Evil is a legend 😂
Because you didn't comment about it, the therapist was played by Carrie Fisher, who was most well known as Princess Leia in Star Wars.
The actor of Austin is also Dr. Evil and he is the voice of Shrek.
Fun fact, Dr. Evil and Austin Powers are played by the same actor. Lol, I didn't know that until recently and...it makes the movie so much better in my opinion.
@@nsasupporter7557 That IS fun. It reminds me of how Edna Mode from The Incredible was...cast? I forget who was supposed to play her originally, but when asked what the character was supposed to sound like, Brad Bird did an impression of how he visualized her voice and the woman said, 'that was perfect, what do you need me for?' So Brad Bird just voiced her himself.
Great reaction Dasha. Always fun. This movie is so goofy.
You know that Mike Myers played both Austin Powers and Doctor Evil, don't you?
And since someone already spotted the Avengers ‘67/Emma Peel reference, I’ll point out that the references to “Ming Tea”, and the fembots’ bullet-bikinis, are both references to “The 10th Victim”, a groovy 60’s Italian spy spoof about two competing assassins, that’s as much of a recognizable cult-classic as the better known spy spoofs: ruclips.net/video/VXc-Dl2ojtM/видео.html
I only remember the Fembots from 'The Bionic Woman', made by Leslie Nielson's driving instructor, John Houseman.
The Guitarist in Ming Tea is Susanna Hoffs from The Bangles, which was a groups that really leaned into the 1960's feel of not the sound.
@@ajivins1 I believe Dr. Goldfoot may have had the Bikini Machine patent first, but Ursula Andress always had the fully loaded top.
(And you ONLY know Houseman from the Naked Gun movie, poor Millennial? I'm not going to ask you to go out and watch The Paper Chase, but seriously, never seen The Fog??)
@@ericjanssen394 He was also involved in Orson Welles radio War of the Worlds and taught Robin Williams drama.
Dasha, I think you are the best movie reactor on RUclips. You have a great variety of films that you watch not just new popular movies, but you also watch classics and parodies as well. Keep the diversity going. #Covfefe
One Of Mike Myers Best Performances, Cool Reaction As Always Dasha, You Take Care Sweetie 🥰
I absolutely love your accent
I know you may not get these right away: when Austin is running away from all the women in the opening sequence? Check out “Hard Day’s Night.” Also, Dr. Evil is doing a stunningly accurate impression of Lorne Michaels. Mike Myers was infamous for his Lorne Michaels impression. And yes, Liz Hurley is a knock-down, blow out hottie. El fuego!
I was so in love with Elizabeth Hurley... Hurley burly what a gurly!
I didn't know they had Big Boy restaurants in Europe. Durning the defrosting of Austin, one of the Military men there is actually a Russian Comedian. I have never seen a moving bed.. Check out the Matt Helm movies.
She's watching Austin Powers? Oh yeeaahh Baby! ;)
Princess Leia leading the group therapy session.
RIP Carrie.