Dr. Evil is back and has invented a new time machine that allows him to go back to the 1960s and steal Austin Powers' mojo, inadvertently leaving him "shagless". Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me suffers from what most movie sequels do and that is originality and sure the film has some pretty good moments to talk about and Myers is pretty good once again plus the special effects and make up are outstanding but the film's storyline and some of it's humor are so 90's that it hurts plus some cameos were a little bit weird to say the least. But an entertaining and some what silly sequel for sure. (6.4/10)

I don't understand how anyone can like the first AP and not this one. They're the same movie but with different babes. This has an excellent cast, great eye candy, outstanding tunes AND there are actually a few jokes that aren't recycled from the original flick. I consider this to be one of the 23 movies I would give an 11 if I could. The explanation on time travel alone is worth it. This is an outstanding movie and I can still watch it every year.

This sequel to one of the surprise comedy hits of 1997 outgrossed the original by a lot, and for good reason, it blends in humor with fatherhood alongside a rising model star and a great soundtrack. I saw this in a packed theater and laughed a lot!!! The casting, sets, soundtrack, and effects are good!! It's worth watching multiple times on TV if there's nothing else good on TV. The sequel that followed this wasn't as good as this one.

Mike Myers, Heather Graham, Michael York, Rob Lowe, Robert Wagner, Mindy Sterling, Seth Green and Verne Troyer star in this 1999 comedy sequel. This installment begins with spy, Austin Powers (Myers) on his honeymoon with Vanessa (Elizabeth Hurley) and it turns out that she's a robot assassin working for Dr. Evil (Myers). After she fails to extinguish him, he learns of Dr. Evil's volcano hideout by Basil (York). Dr. Evil decides to travel back in time to 1969 to steal Austin's mojo and plans on destroying Washington, D.C. Austin learns of Dr. Evil's plan and also travels to 1969 where he meets agent, Felicity Shagwell (Graham) who helps him and they begin falling for each other. Wagner is back as Number 2 with Lowe playing his younger self in 1969, Sterling returns as Frau, Green returns as Scott and Troyer plays Dr. Evil's pint size clone, Mini-Me. This is a good sequel and Myers is great as usual. I recommend this.