Now, The Love Guru was bad enough to kill anyone's career. Even the extras in that film will have trouble living down the immeasurable weight of guilt and shame that movie brought upon them. I was honestly wondering if we would ever see Myers in a live-action film again after the film bombed as badly as it did.
People reacted to The Love Guru in their own way.
However, Nikki Finke at Deadline Hollywood Daily is reporting that Myers is currently writing a fourth Austin Powers film with previous collaborator Mike McCullers, this time focusing on Austin Powers' nemesis Dr. Evil, and his relationship with his son Scott (played by Seth Green). Now before you all throw yourselves out of the nearest window, let's discuss this like adults.
THE GREAT DEBATE - Could Austin Powers 4 Be Any Good?
For: Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery was an incredibly funny movie, and it spawned two pretty funny sequels. Perhaps Myers will be able to squeeze some more comedy-juice out of the series, especially considering it'll focus on the series funniest characters, Dr. and Scott Evil.
Against: Mike Myers last film was The Love Guru. The Love Guru was worse than most wars.
HOWEVER! That doesn't mean a fourth Austin Powers movie will be that bad. Or bad at all. It may even be good, but I'm not crazy enough to make that kind of prediction at this stage. I guess we'll just have to wait and see if Myers can redeem himself. Do I think it's likely? I guess this picture speaks for itself.
R.I.P. Laughter
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