Austin Powers in gold stand

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Movie
German title Austin Powers in gold stand
Original title Austin Powers in Goldmember
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2002
length 94 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
JMK 10
Rod
Director Jay Roach
script Mike Myers
production Demi Moore ,
Mike Myers,
Jennifer Todd ,
Suzanne Todd ,
John S. Lyons ,
Eric McLeod
music George S. Clinton ,
Quincy Jones
camera Peter Deming
cut Greg Hayden ,
Jon Poll
occupation
In guest roles ( Cameo on) occur:

Tom Cruise , Gwyneth Paltrow , Kevin Spacey , Danny DeVito , John Travolta , Steven Spielberg , Britney Spears , Ozzy Osbourne and Family, Quincy Jones , Burt Bacharach , Nathan Lane

chronology

←  Predecessor
Austin Powers - Spy in a secret missionary position

Successor  →
Austin Powers 4

Austin Powers in Goldmember (. English original Austin Powers in Goldmember ) after Austin Powers - International Man of Mystery to offer (1997) and Austin Powers - The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999), the third feature film about the life of the agent Austin Powers from 2002 , a parody of James Bond . The film opened in German cinemas on October 24, 2002.

action

Austin is knighted by the Queen. He is overjoyed because he is expecting his father and role model Nigel Powers at the ceremony. When Austin wants to introduce the original spy in a secret missionary position to the guests of honor, Nigel is not there.

Austin is devastated. But then Basil Exposition reports that Nigel was kidnapped by the villain Gold Stand. It is now Austin's task to free his father Nigel from the clutches of the mad Dutchman Goldstander. At his side is his old flame, the undercover agent Foxxy Cleopatra. With Goldstander's help, Austin's archenemy, Dr. Evil, with a tractor beam (called Luke 2, in the original "Preparation H", a remedy for hemorrhoids that is introduced rectally) put a golden comet on a collision course with the earth, which, however, was done by Austin Powers, his father and the overflowing Mini Me (Clone of Dr. Evil) can be prevented. Mini Me no longer behaves like Dr. Evil, but in appearance and behavior like the heartthrob Austin Powers. In the end, it turns out that Dr. Evil is actually Austin's brother, who was separated from both of them after an accident. He was then raised to be angry by a Belgian.

background

The film is set in 1975 and 2002. With a budget of 63 million dollars , the film took a US $ 296.7 million.

Reviews

The film received mixed reviews. The film review portal Rotten Tomatoes gives 54% positive reviews for the film and it has a Metascore of 62 out of 100 on Metacritic .

“Shrill parody of agents in the follow-up to two successful films, which deliberately violates any ' political correctness ' with feces jokes, ridiculousness and sex jokes . The result is nothing more than a full-length man's joke that can be interpreted as a gigantic advertising machine. "

- Lexicon of international film

“The agent with the license to fool around (Myers) doesn't just want one thing, but above all Daddy's approval. Super spy Nigel (Michael Caine) doesn't even appear for Sohnemann's accolade. As a villain Dr. Evil (also Myers) kidnapped the senior by time machine in the 70s to the Goldfinger caricature Goldstander (again Myers), Austin has the chance to impress Dad. The ingenious foreplay with which Mike Myers opens his disco remix of tried and tested Powers gags is also impressive. But then the agent slapstick is hip, between plush and hot chicks, the father-son conflict seems like a foreign body. And the return of the disgusting Fat Bastard (Myers again) is an unnecessary kneeling on the knees before the donkey faecal humor. Would Papa Myers have liked that? "

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Trivia

Awards

MTV Movie Awards 2003
  • Mike Myers Best Comedic Performance
  • Nominations: Mike Myers (Best Villain), Beyoncé Knowles (Breakthrough Female Performance)

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Age designation for Austin Powers in gold stand . Youth Media Commission .
  2. ^ Austin Powers in Goldmember. Box Office Mojo, accessed December 5, 2015 .
  3. ↑ Austin Powers in Gold Stand at Rotten Tomatoes (English)
  4. ↑ Austin Powers in Gold Stand at Metacritic (English)
  5. ^ Austin Powers in Gold Stand. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  6. ↑ Austin Powers in gold stand on cinema.de