>tfw he will never return and redeem himself with Austin Powers 4
Tfw he will never return and redeem himself with Austin Powers 4
Dylan Allen
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Bentley Reed
No. That Dr Evil skit he did a while back was proof that he's lost it
Nathan Powell
>Dr. Evil skit
sauce?
Brandon Diaz
Easton Brown
How would the "that's a man, baby" scene play out in 2017?
Nathan Adams
>uh Austin the 2000s are over. xhe prefers to be called xir
Hunter Ortiz
holy fuck
maybe it's a good thing he quit because that was rough to get through
Chase Lewis
It's actually not that bad considering it's a live audience and more fast paced, lower production. If there were longer pauses and a movie budget he can still do the character.
Comparing this one non edited shot to carefully edited designed movie isn't fair. Austin Powers 4 would still be amazing.
Jaxson Gomez
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Henry Rivera
if the writing is there
Zachary Roberts
>Scott turns into a super villain at the end to tease another movie
>never get said movie
Forever mad. And we have a bunch of new spy movies to parody since then, I think 4 has big potential.
Xavier Reyes
>if the writing is there
It would be, the SNL sketch is just fan service and sloppily put together. It's like they were seeing how many catchphrases they could fit in 2 1/2 minutes.
Daniel Cox
Austin saying "that's a man baby" followed by him looking at the camera, stopping the movie and reassuring everyone that it was just a joke and that gender is on a spectrum.
Jayden Wright
It would make sense replacing him because it's a spoof on James Bond movies
Zachary Baker
Autism Powers
Justin Sanchez
It was tolerable and I didn't find it much worse than than most other SNL skits. So it was shit, but I made it to the end.
Dominic Wood
Why would it be there? Goldmember was shit.
Parker Brown
could be worse, snl is trash
Lucas James
I think Daniel Craig's bond killed the chances of another one. By Austin Powers 3, I didn't care. He came out with 2 others after that, that weren't that good. He'd have to make a new character maybe.
Matthew Diaz
What was the precise moment (or movie) his career ended?
I think it was Love Guru
Carson Cox
After Shrek he never needs to work again.
Charles Reyes
Who cares what you think?
Elijah Hernandez
>Goldmember was shit.
The silly characters overtook the spy parody premise. Which James Bond film does Dr. Evil and Mini-Me singing Hard Knock Life parody? None of them.
Elijah Garcia
Oh definitely. The writing was on the wall before that but that killed everything for him.
Justin Kelly
Had a bad day?
Grayson Mitchell
Love Guru was damaging but I think this was the finishing blow.
Wyatt Rivera
Nah
Josiah Lee
How the fuck is that possible when the cat in the hat came out long before the Love Guru?
Cooper Jenkins
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Jayden Murphy
I would unironicaly laugh my ass off at this.
Thomas Gomez
first two were fire
third one was still funny and but it doesn't have much replay value, i think beyonce being a really big character sort of ruined it
my family loved austin powers and it was one of the first good comedies i saw. we would watch it all together once a year or so and laugh our asses off everytime. also watched mr bean a lot
Jeremiah Gutierrez
He always looks like he's being taken hostage.
Yeezy must've fucked his head up fierce.
Jayden Edwards
also, most fire austin powers girl, miss kensington
Kayden Harris
The Love Guru came out five years after that.