Reviewed by Guy Walsh

Another long awaited follow-up, this time a sequel and again with much hype - although the critics weren't so quick to put this one down.

With a totally shagadellic cast of Liz Hurley, Heather Graham, Mike Myers, Mike Myers and, err... Mike Myers this film is groovy baby!!

Right that's enough of the obvious cliches, let's get on with the storyline. Dr Evil is out of suspsended animation again and goes back in time to steal Austin's mojo. Austin follows him and falls in love with Felicity Shagwell back in the 60's.

Dr Evil holds the American government to ransom by showing them a clip from the film Independance Day and threatens this is what his gun will do to the White House if they don't pay up. And so Austin embarks on a mission to save the world, fighting the evil stench of the evil arse of the evil Fat Bastard (played by Mike Myers) and the mini-evil Dr Evil, Mini Me.

Packed with laughs and excitement - and pure sarcasm - this is NOT one for all the family but still a top, top film.