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Article: How can Myers get his magic mojo back? ; Mike Myers is downright anti-funny in his latest movie. Ed Power reflects on films that ruined movie stars' careers
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- Belfast Telegraph
- Article date:
- August 11, 2008
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The wildly unfunny tag-line that accompanies The Love Guru - His
Karma Is Huge - tells you everything you need know about Michael
Myers' comeback movie - that it's a Grade A stinker.
"Crass, sloppy, repetitive and thin," said one US reviewer of the
film, a clumsy skit on the Deepak Chopra school of Hindu-flavoured
self-help.
"Downright anti-funny," said another. "An experience that will
make you wonder if you will ever laugh again."
Sometimes, it is true, audiences and critics will agree to differ
over a film. Christopher Nolan's gigantic hit The Dark Knight, for
instance, elicited largely luke-warm notices (many reviewers
complained the fight scenes - the fuel that propels a superhero
movie ...
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Article: 'LOVE GURU', 'AUSTIN POWERS' STAR PAYS TRIBUTE TO SAILORS
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;
July 17, 2008 ;
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......Night Live fame and widely known for playing the role of Austin Powers and nemesis Dr. Evil, in "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, Myers is starring in the movie "The Love Guru." Myers expressed his understanding and appreciation...
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