Austin Powers in Goldmember

Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)

  • 55% of critics liked it
    (181 reviews)

  • 47% of users liked it
    (31,439,349 ratings)

Mike Myers' phenomenally successful spy spoof gains a few more characters, a slew of celebrity cameos, and even more free-associative laughs in this third installment of the popular franchise. Austin Powers in Goldmember continues the exploits of the swinging-'60s leftover, who, as the film opens,… More

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PG-13, 1 hr. 34 min.
Directed By
Jay Roach
Written By
Michael McCullers, Mike Myers
Genres
Comedy
In Theaters
Jul 25, 2002 Wide
On DVD
Dec 3, 2002
New Line Cinema

Critic Reviews

  • Jeff Strickler, Minneapolis Star Tribune

    The third installment in the series of super-spy spoofs, it's handcuffed by the ever-increasing load of baggage it carries.

  • Richard Roeper, Ebert & Roeper

    I think this is the funniest of the three movies and I liked the first two.

  • David Edelstein, Slate

    It's an ode to indecent joy.

  • Desson Thomson, Washington Post

    One-ups the Austin Powers sequel that came before it.

  • Stephen Hunter, Washington Post

    The level of inventiveness remains high.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Phil H


    Third outing for Powers this time involving the disco era of the 70's and introducing his father with winning results much like 'Indy' did in 'The Last Crusade'. Its Powers, its crazy, its childish, its chock full of sexual innuendo and toilet humour and… More

  • Jens S


    The third installment in the series of the sex-crazed British super spy has all the ingredients that made the first two hits: spot-on James Bond parodies, jokes both above and below the belt and a complete lack of political correctness. That is repetitive at times, but still inventive… More

  • Jason S


    Poor

  • Alexander D


    The worst part about this film is that it is becoming just like any other modern parody: it claims to parody a specific series or franchise, but it ultimately fails to do so because it wastes too much time poking fun at pop culture. The filmâ(TM)s title is a spoof of the James Bond… More

  • Wildaly M


    Not that funny at all.

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