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	Austin Powers in Goldmember - a Movie Review of The Phantom Tollbooth
		Austin Powers in Goldmember, the third in the series starring Mike Myers, effective drowns the audience and whatever spark was in the first film, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, in bathroom humor and crude jokes.
		Austin Powers (Myers) goes back and forth in time to prevent this diabolical scheme, which is confusing since whatever the date he wears the same 1960's clothes and looks like a neon sign.
		If Austin Powers had any restraint, he’d know it is time to finally stay in the past in his Shaguar, but the financial success of the series will probably prevent the dawning of the day when Myers will ever operate on that level of judgement.
	www.tollbooth.org /2002/movies/goldmember.html (1141 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Austin Powers In Goldmember
		Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me appeared in movie theaters in 1999, it was a monster hit.
		Austin Powers in Goldmember is a nod and a wink to all the fans of the first two films while looking for future fortunes in new characters and mining hilarity in distinct time periods and fashions.
		Austin Powers is as vital a member of the cinematic secret agent family as the other, less randy, representatives.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/austinpowers3.php (3607 words)

	DVD REVIEW: "AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER"
		Such is the case in "Austin Powers in Goldmember," in terms of both its plot as well as the film itself regarding its status as a sequel.
		Powers' euphemisms return, words and silhouetted images are taken out of context, and there's a time travel trip to retrieve a period sidekick from a bygone era where people dressed funny.
		Austin Powers in Goldmember is now available for purchase by clicking here.
	www.screenit.com /dvd/2002/austin_powers_in_goldmember.html (1407 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Austin Powers (Mike Myers), having conquered the '90s and the '60s, travels back to the 1970s and teams up with his arch-nemesis Dr.
		Goldmember designed a tractor beam, called Preparation H, to pull a molten meteor of gold to earth, striking the polar icecaps, consequently flooding the Earth.
		Austin Powers' MINI with the union jack is left-hand drive, although it is a British-built car driven in Japan, also a right-hand drive country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Austin_Powers_in_Goldmember (1646 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember
		Of all the SNL alumni, Myers (Shrek, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me) is one of the few to have a successful film career.
		The Austin character is not the main draw, it is all of the other characters and the jokes.
		Goldmember is the sort of lightweight piffle that is funny for the moment, and loses steam quickly after the viewing.
	www.haro-online.com /movies/austin_powers_goldmember.html (713 words)

	"Austin Powers in Goldmember" - Salon
		The irony of their success is that with the Bond movies having become as noisy and undistinguished as any other big-budget action pictures, the Austin Powers movies are now anticipated and greeted with something like the pleasure once reserved for the 007 series.
		The third entry, "Austin Powers in Goldmember," finds the series at the same place the Bond movies were with the release of "Thunderball" in 1965.
		Foxxy is plucked from 1975 to the present day to help Austin in his never-ending fight for truth, grooviness and the British way, and the moviemakers never even give her a chance to experience the fl pop culture of 2002.
	dir.salon.com /story/ent/movies/review/2002/07/26/goldmember/index.html (962 words)

	Austin Powers In Goldmember
		When Austin Powers' (Mike Myers) father Nigel (Michael Caine) is kidnapped, Austin's forced to make a deal with Dr. Evil (Mike Myers), moving him from a maximum security prison to the less secure facility where Mini Me (Verne Troyer) is being held.
		Goldmember (real name Van der Smut) is a double jointed Dutchman who lost his genitals in a smelting accident and replaced them with a solid gold replica.
		While I'm unclear as to how Austin could have history with a woman in 1975 when he was cryogenically frozen in the 60s, Foxxy's initial undercover communication with him, using Nathan Lane as a literal mouthpiece, is priceless.
	www.reelingreviews.com /austinpowersingoldmember.htm (1249 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember REVIEW **3/4 - CTF
		Instead of Austin (Mike Meyers) in his own "shagadelic" culture, in Goldmember he was brought into our world, which as a result detracted from and clouded the film's mojo (the essence of Austin Powers).
		Jay Roach, who directed the previous two Austin Powers films as well as 2000's "Meet the Parents" (and its upcoming sequel "Meet the Fockers," 2003), did a fairly admirable job with the script he had to work with, even though much of the humor was rehashed from the previous films.
		In concluding, Goldmember was straight comedy served without much of a story, but it was still for the most part, satisfying in the end.
	www.chasingthefrog.com /review_goldmember.htm (708 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember mistakes, goofs and bloopers
		Revealing: When Austin first sees Foxxy in the nightclub, she is singing with two back up girls and doing the same dance moves as the back up singers are doing.
		Continuity: When Austin and Mini Me are behind the screen in the examination room aboard the submarine, the second sailor to be examined witnesses Mini Me drop out from under Austin, somewhat resembling a woman giving birth to a child.
		Continuity: In the scene where Austin is in Goldmember's Office in Studio 69, the camera pans down to Foxy's feet, and she is wearing gold platform shoes.
	www.moviemistakes.com /film2583 (988 words)

	Austin Powers: Goldmember movie news, cast, and characters
		Austin Powers - British spy from the sixties who was cryogenically frozen in case Dr. Evil ever returned.
		She falls in love with Austin (despite his bad teeth) and marries him by the end of the first movie.
		By the second movie, Austin discovers that she is a robot [fembot actually] built by Dr. Evil.
	www.geocities.com /austinpowers3us (571 words)

	TheMovieBoy Review: Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
		"Austin Powers in Goldmember," from returning director Jay Roach (2000's "Meet the Parents"), is but a long series of humorous sketch ideas padded out by an uninvolving storyline.
		The seemingly constant jokes directed at new Austin Powers aide Number 3 (Fred Savage), who has a giant mole on his face, wears thin real quick, while the continued feuding between Dr. Evil and neglected son Scott (Seth Green) is a tedious example of just how unfunny the movie can be.
		True to form, "Austin Powers in Goldmember" has many of the stand-by characteristics of the franchise: the farcical song-and-dance numbers; the spy movie take-offs; and the sexual-oriented and bodily function gags.
	www.themovieboy.com /reviews/a/02_austinpowers3.htm (682 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember DVD reviewed on AudioRevolution.com
		Austin looks around to check for his father, who Austin is certain will be on hand for the event, but Nigel Powers’ chair remains empty in the otherwise packed house.
		Having no other choice, Austin goes to see Dr. Evil in a scene that is reminiscent of “Silence Of The Lambs.” Over the next few minutes, Austin and Dr. Evil’s shared past is revealed in a series of brief clips from their spy school days.
		Austin sits down and gets a message from Foxxy Cleopatra through an intermediary (played by Nathan Lane in what has to be one of the funniest visual gags in the film), revealing that the two agents know each other.
	www.avrev.com /dvd/revs/austinpowers.shtml (1776 words)

	AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER - INFINIFILM WIDESCREEN DVD
		We meet Goldmember (so named for his prosthetic bullion bar and ingots) in another bit of multi-layered absurdity during a time-travel journey to New York circa 1975 and the fictional Studio 69, with Myers referencing his own most critically praised performance as Studio 54's perverse Steve Rubell.
		Goldmember is perhaps the most horrific deconstruction of the self and the mortification of corporeal identity since Bergman's Persona.
		Less esoterically, Goldmember, save Savage's mole (and a bit stolen gag for gag from the second Austin Powers film), is a boring and enervated comedy that limps around reeking of the pathetic and the desperate urge to be loved long after the passion for the thing has waned.
	www.filmfreakcentral.net /dvdreviews/austinpowersingoldmember.htm (1251 words)

	The Ticket - Reviews - Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
		The only thing that one should expect from any of the Austin Powers films is to laugh and allow themselves to be entertained by the sexual innuendo and colorful characters on the screen.
		Austin Powers, the title character of the whole trilogy, has always been in the shadow of Dr. Evil, in my eyes atleast, and he lingers even further into the dark in Goldmember.
		Goldmember is a lame and boring character, without any famous line or gesture, which has become regular with most all the characters.
	theticketmovies.tripod.com /goldmember.htm (1348 words)

	DVD Review - Austin Powers in Goldmember: Infinifilm (Widescreen Edition) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		There's another scene where Austin is peeing but it looks like a fountain, paired with other bodily function jokes (including a Goldmember trait where he eats his own dead skin) and more Fat Bastard material.
		The "Austin's Pad" scene (chapter 3) is wonderfully colorful, and the warm golds in "Studio 69" (chapter 4) are luscious.
		The first thing I asked myself was, "Why Austin Powers in DTS?" Truth be told, the DTS track greatly expands on the musical sequences (and, of course, the New Line theme in 6.1 audio isn't too bad either).
	www.thedigitalbits.com /reviews2/austinpowersgoldmember.html (1645 words)

	AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER
		Goldmember, Austin's latest foe, and Fat Bastard rely too much on makeup and gross physical exaggerations for their characterizations for us to care all that much about them.
		This time around Austin is forced to face his feelings about his never-there, super spy dad Nigel (Caine) when he's sent back to 1975 to rescue him from the gold-plated clutches of the nefarious Dutchman Goldmember.
		Goldmember has joined forces with Dr. Evil to conquer civilization with a scheme you have to see to believe.
	crazy4cinema.com /Review/FilmsA/f_goldmember.html (706 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Goldmember, however, is not quite as good as either of the previous two.
		Austin Powers manages to track Dr. Evil down and arrest him, and Dr. Evil and Mini-Me are both taken to prison.
		Austin's foes soon manage to escape from prison, however, and continue in their sinister plans to conquer the world!
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0295178 (686 words)

	nofreelist.com - Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
		Austin Powers is back again for a third outing, once again, facing off against the very evil (but highly incompetent) Doctor Evil.
		What makes them so appealing is that both the Austin Powers and Doctor Evil characters are well defined, mainly by their mannerisms and interactions, which are, at times, hilarious.
		The Goldmember character, however, is as one-dimensional as they come - Mike Myers appears to have thrown the Goldmember character in just so he could demonstrate that he can do a Dutch accent - there's very little else to Goldmember.
	nofreelist.com /review/?movieid=314 (1070 words)

	Goldmember, Austin Powers In (AU - DVD R4) in Reviews > Video Discs at DVDActive
		And in true Austin Powers style it doesn’t, though there’s still some semblance of a plot so that all those familiar situations from the last two films can be rehashed.
		Goldmember is simply not nearly as funny as he should be, especially with the expectation of being the title character and the newest addition to Myers’ repertoire.
		Powers himself is still quite amusing but his role in this film is more to facilitate the re-workings of previous gags rather than create any new ones.
	www.dvdactive.com /reviews/dvd/goldmember-austin-powers-in.html (1912 words)

	AUSTIN POWERS 3: GOLDMEMBER
		Austin is up against his arch nemesis Dr. Evil who has an evil plan to damage the planet unless the World Organization pay him millions.
		The other new character is a Dutch guy called Goldmember because he lost his block and tackle in a smelting accident.
		Austin Powers has some fine moments with the "mole".
	www.greenlightscafe.com /austinpowers3_goldmember.html (1490 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember
		Happily, that's not the case with "Austin Powers in Goldmember." Though it abounds with prurient (and repetitive) schoolboy humor, this third installment in the further adventures of the yellow-toothed spy with a Swinging '60s mojo and a psychedelic soul is funny.
		Austin still has "issues" about his father — Nigel has a habit of not showing up at graduations and award ceremonies — but, following Dr. Evil's advice, he dutifully time-travels to his rescue.
		Austin teams up with an ultrafoxy secret agent, Foxxy Cleopatra (Beyoncé Knowles of the R&B band Destiny's Child), and together they pursue Goldmember and Sir Nigel back to the future, i.e., 2002.
	www.austin360.com /movies/content/shared/movies/reviews/A/austinpowersingoldmember.html (573 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
		The story in a nutshell: as Austin Powers is knighted by Queen Elizabeth II for finally capturing Dr. Evil, his moment of triumph is shattered as his father, Nigel Powers (Michael Caine) is a no-show.
		Meanwhile, Dr. Evil is plotting to bring Goldmember into the present in order to use his cold fusion invention to crash a solid gold asteroid into the polar ice caps, thereby causing a world-wide flood, unless his demands for lots of money are met.
		In the past, Austin runs into Foxy Cleopatra (Beyoncé Knowles), a jilted ex-flame, fails to rescue his father and encounters the very, very demented Goldmember.
	www.filmmonthly.com /Video/Articles/AustinPowersGoldmember/AustinPowersGoldmember.html (1047 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember Movie Review \| Mike Myers \| Beyonce Knowles \| Foxxy Cleopatra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		This time around, Austin Powers travels back to 1975 and teams up with his old flame, Foxxy Cleopatra (Beyonce Knowles,) to fight the infamous Goldmember.
		Austin Powers in Goldmember will have you laughing in your seat from start to finish.
		Mike Myers does a smashing job playing Austin Powers, Dr. Evil, Goldmember and Fat Bastard, although Fat's character was a little weak this time 'round.
	www.kidzworld.com /article/2356-austin-powers-in-goldmember-movie-review (266 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember
		Teaming up with the mysterious Goldmember, Dr. Evil hatches a time-traveling scheme to take over the world, one that involves the kidnapping of Nigel Powers, Austin's beloved father and England's most renowned spy.
		But that is not what occurs with the majority of "Austin Powers." It is somewhat dumb, occasionally resorting to cheap potty humor, but more often than not constructs a scene, plays out a skit, and earns its laughs.
		That, in a nutshell, is "Austin Powers: Goldmember." It has a few new jokes, many others stolen from earlier in the franchise, but Meyers has the ability to make you laugh against your better judgement.
	movies.zertinet.com /2002/goldmember.htm (758 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Goldmember is a comedy romp and not so much a movie as a series of loosely tied together gags.
		Goldmember is the 3rd, probably last and the funniest of Mike Myers' golden franchise.
		Goldmember is all about excess so don't be suprised by cameo appearence from 6 of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
	www.livingonthenet.com /Movies/Goldmember.htm (245 words)

	Austin Powers in Goldmember - Rotten Tomatoes
		That insistent scratching noise you hear throughout Austin Powers in Goldmember is the sound of filmmakers scraping the very bottom of the barrel.
		Goldmember is funny enough to justify the embarrassment of bringing a barf bag to the moviehouse.
		Austin Powers in Goldmember is a cinematic car wreck, a catastrophic collision of tastelessness and gall that nevertheless will leave fans clamoring for another ride.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/austin_powers_in_goldmember (951 words)

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