>this made boomers literally soak their wheelchairs in piss from laughter

you guys ever get sick of making the same threads over and over again?

>>212877635 (OP)
>that gif

you guys ever get sick of making the same threads over and over again?

>>212877635 (OP)
I think it was more late gen x and early millennials that watched this than Boomers. Boomers watched the golden years James Bond that this was spoofing. T late Gen x'er.

>>212877635 (OP)
every single time someone makes a too many point turn, it still gets me

>>212877746
It's what makes them piss and shit themselves with laughter.
Like a 2 year old... again! Again!!
Very sophisticated bunch these anons

>>212878651
>t. boomer

>>212878651
Boomer just means anybody older than a zoomer

>>212877746
It's part of a larger tactic to make the boards unappealing. Usual suspects.

>>212877635 (OP)
It was actually genius and include the steamroller scene.

The problem is Austin Powers was an honest parody of James Bond using the humor of Mike Myers. The other Austin Powers films were just Mike Myers films.

Since Austin Powers 1 was a sincere parody, fucking up the little evil lair cart was unexpected, since we were expecting something that was at least trying to pretend to be an actual mid 70s Bond film.

The other Austin Powers movies were just outrageous Myers humor.

you guys ever get sick of making the same threads over and over again?

>>212878794
Good points, solid analysis. Never would have heard that perspective if OP hadn't made this thread. Thank you, and thanks, OP >>212877635 (OP)

>>212877635 (OP)
I don't get it. How'd he even get the cart in that position?

>>212877635 (OP)
It still does. In fact, I haven't stopped pissing myself to this day. I need to drink roughly 20 litres - or 5 of your amerigallons - of water per day, to avoid dying of dehydration.

>>212878794
For me, it's Get Smart. The best James Bond parody.

>>212877635 (OP)
Still makes me laugh. Any time I have to make more than a 3 point turn I immediately think of this and laugh.

>>212878774
Nah they are pretty pointed in their hate for millenials.

>>212877635 (OP)
holy shit this is funny

>>212878957
I usually start hitting myself in the side of the head

>>212878971
Those are 30+ year old losers trolling

>>212878915
Get Smart is so good.

>>212878957

>>212878957
That's what makes it genius. Like, somehow this obvious low hanging fruit was never used. It's perfect Mike Myers.
Again, the idea is AP1 was pretending to be a somewhat sincere Bond parody (watch Diamonds Are Forever to see how non-outrageous AP really was).
One of the most iconic elements of early Bond movies were the kick-ass sets especially from Ken Adams. The Incredibles riffed on this.
There's this idea that the entire genius of some madman villain, both terrifyingly genius, but insane, is reflected in the evil lair infrastructure. Purposeful, a mad purpose, but more efficient, more deadly than anything the public has access to. In a way it captures the dark side of modernism perfectly. It's Uncle Ted coded.
So you have that, and then Mike Myers' charming observational humor is like, what if there was a like a "HALT one way, U-Turn VERBOTEN" situation and AP as a "man of mystery" just fucks it all up, and then there's the 3-point turn vibe, drawing on real life fear and frustration that connects to deep right brain shit for all of us, it's just perfect.

>>212879118
The point is that even in fucking it up, but in a completely relatable way that doesn't lower his sex appeal, Austin Powers is actually being very sexy because he's fucking with the flow of the transport system and DGAF.

I can take or leave the austin powers films, but I found that scene hilarious.

I too like to live dangerously.

>>212877635 (OP)
lol thats right fuckwit, its funny as fuck and you're a spastic

>>212879118
>>212879174
Compelling breakdown. I think I need to rewatch this scene with these new insights.

>>212877635 (OP)
well, it was pretty funny.

>>212877635 (OP)
lol gives me a sensible chuckle every time

>>212878957
kek same
whenever i'm doing a multi point turn i say "this is some austin powers shit" in an australian accent like the christchurch shooter did

>>212877746
not me i like it

>>212877635 (OP)
made me smirk. thanks op

>>212878502
when did Sydney Sweeney become a snooker referee?

>>212877746
Repetition is enjoyed almost universally by all native to 4chan. Repeating digits, call-and-response memes, pasta, nostalgia.

>>212877635 (OP)
Happened to me once in a GTA mission. Some collision made me stuck in the geometry and had to restart because I could only use that car. Sad times.

>>212877635 (OP)
kek

>>212877746
fuck off