Not quite as good as the original, but there's plenty to laugh at here. The addition of Fat Bastard is the only thing I have a real problem with. Where the original is actually clever in its parody, the Spy who Shagged me turns to cheap gross-out humor at parts.

Side note: Heather Graham has never looked better

I was tempted to just copy and paste my comments on the original Powers film, because this sequel is just about exactly as good as its predecessor. I really liked both of them equally.

There are things that the original does better than this one, but then I also think that Dr. Evil gets even funnier here because he brings pop culture references from the future back with him, making him into a true believer that he is the sly-est person in the room at any given moment.

Once again, I am an unabashed fan of the first two films in this franchise.

Not as good as international man of mystery, but this is still pretty damn funny, continuing the sort of humour we're familiar with from the first one.

Everybody is sitting in Dr. Evil's volcanic lair about 100 feet above lava. It's hot as balls in there and no one is sweating? Absolutely ridiculous.

This film makes me horny baby! Def one of the best sequels made. Very quotable and still a joy to watch. It is all about Dr Evil rather than Austin Powers in my view

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

this was disappointing

Leuke voortborduring/uitmelking van 1, maar hij blijft toch grappig.

Call me childish but I still find this very funny.

Not as good as international man of mystery, but this is still pretty damn funny, continuing the sort of humour we're familiar with from the first one.

This movie keeps getting better. When I first watched this film I was very young and missed out on a bunch of jokes. Plus when I watched this movie again my friends and I were very drunk making it that much better.

the best one.

The Spy Who Shagged Me is unapologetically lazy in how it copies and pastes the structure and gags from the previous film. However, the few sparks of creativity pay off immensely, namely the addition of Minime and an impossibly delightful Rob Lowe impersonating Robert Wagner. Fat Bastard is surely the reason this got an Oscar nod for Best Makeup, but the work on Powers, Dr. Evil and period hairstyling make it a deserved nomination all around.

As enjoyable over a decade later.