Goldmember... funny or not ?

[George Bellefontaine]

Am I the only one who found this third instalment hilarious ? I know there was some stale retries from the first two, but there was enough fresh stuff here to keep me laughing... and I don't mean the gross stuff.

As for the picture quality... gorgeous, even if I did have to turn my projector's contrast way down.




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[David Meek]

George, I'm guessing I'm one of the two or three people in the world that can't watch the Austin Powers movies. I just don't like Mike Myers. I do admit he's talented, but they're just not for me. One admission though: I DID roll around laughing at the "tent sillouette" skit in the first one.




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[George Bellefontaine]

Yeah, Myers isn't everybody's cup of tea. BTW, Tex, there's something similar to the tent silhouette scene in Goldmember.




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[John Holmes]

I too thought this film to be the best of the trilogy! It had a lot of original content and did a better job of spoofing the "Super Spy" counterpart. I was even surprised that Beyonce' did decent job with her character.

As George pointed out, the transfer is spectacular! I felt that the colors would leap off the screen. And it had real depth in the picture.

And yes, the psuedo tent scene is even funnier in this one! :B I rented it but, have decided to buy it. Which means, now I have to buy the first two as well.




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[George Bellefontaine]

Absolutely, John. Gotta have the set.




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