The Bottom Line
I enjoyed all three Austin Powers movies, and I think this is the best of the three. Although there is some fairly gross humor, I laughed out loud throughout this film.
Pros
- Lots of big laughs
- Entertaining from start to finish
- Visually interesting and appealing
Cons
- Some fairly gross humor
- Gags similar to previous Austin Powers comedies
- Very silly and has no redeeming social value
Description
- DVD containing Mike Myers comedy "Austin Powers in Goldmember"
- Third movie in series of Austin Powers comedies, which spoof James Bond films
- DVD has lots of bonus materials, including Infinifilm (features accessed by pop-up prompts)
- Excellent picture quality
- Outstanding sound quality
Guide Review - "Austin Powers in Goldmember" Infinifilm Edition DVD
I enjoyed all three Austin Powers movies, and I think this is the best of the three. Mike Myers again stars as randy British super-spy Austin Powers in this zany comedy, the third in a series of movies that spoof James Bond films. Austin's archenemy Dr. Evil (Myers again) teams up with a peculiar Dutchman named Goldmember (Myers again) in an attempt to acquire a device that will allow him world domination. Dr. Evil kidnaps Austin's father (Michael Caine), and soon all the main characters end up back in 1975, where Austin meets the sexy Foxxy Cleopatra (Beyoncé Knowles). Even though the humor revolves around the same kinds of gags as in previous Austin Powers comedies, I laughed out loud throughout "Goldmember."
