Guys, we're here to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Austin Powers International

Man of History. My name is Ryan Stelling. Welcome to the rewatch Ryan YouTube

channel. I'm joined by Brando Hall. What's up? How are you doing, Ryan? It's been so

long since I've seen you. Excellent. Great. Peak behind the curtain. We just

recorded the podcast regarding Brando's Batman rankings in Kristaliyah, the

internet is coming not about Kristaliyah, but it's okay. It's all good. Check it

out on the watch diary podcast feed and on this YouTube channel where it will

be clipped out. We're here to celebrate. Celebrate Austin Powers International

Man of History. We're here to acknowledge that Austin Powers International

Man of History exists and it started to franchise. And I'm already starting

this conversation in a way that I didn't expect. But this is why it's always fun to

go back and watch these movies that you grew up with because taste change, it's

a comedy. So times have changed, comedy changes. And so I just feel like this is

going to be a fascinating conversation. And I have I have no idea how you felt

about the movie before the podcast or before in general in your life or since

your rewatch of this. I mean, as you know, Austin Powers gave me most of my

personality. I act just like Mike Myers in that movie a lot. No, I remember as a

kid, you know, that movie came out when I was 10. Yeah, 97. Same year as radio

heads, great album, okay, computer. It came out 20 or a 1997. So I was 10

years old. And I remember not being allowed to watch it. Yeah. And being like, what

the heck? It's PG 13. I'm like three years away from that. Let me watch it. So

then I had some hoodlum friends and some Ethan friends and ended up watching it

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