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Michael McCullers

writer

Austin Powers II

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

by Mike Myers and Michael McCullers, directed by Jay Roach

After Dr. Evil escapes from his cryogenic orbit around Earth, he invents a time machine to return to 1969 and attack Austin Powers while he sleeps.
— Michael Main
Using this [airquotes]time machine[/airquotes], I shall go back to the 1960s and steal Austin Powers’ mojo.

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me by Mike Myers and Michael McCullers, directed by Jay Roach (premiered at an unknown movie theater, Los Angeles, 8 June 1999).

Austin Powers III

Austin Powers in Goldmember

by Mike Myers and Michael McCullers, directed by Jay Roach

When the Austin Power’s father is kidnapped and taken to 1975 by the evil Goldmember, the famous spy must follow in the Pimpmobile.
— Michael Main
Powers: Where’s Goldmember?!
Dr. Evil: Not where, Mr. Powers—when!

Austin Powers in Goldmember by Mike Myers and Michael McCullers, directed by Jay Roach (premiered at an unknown movie theater, Los Angeles, 22 July 2002).

Mr. Peabody & Sherman

by Craig Wright, directed by Rob Minkoff

The movie had some good one-liners and even some good (albeit worn) puns in the style of the original cartoon, but for me, the plot lacked even enough structure to hold the attention of a child, and the writer was writing down to his audience so much so that not even Patrick Warburton’s voice in a small part was sufficient to rescue the story from the fast-forward button.
— Michael Main
Very well, then: If a boy can adopt a dog, the I see no reason why a dog can’t adopt a boy.

Mr. Peabody & Sherman by Craig Wright, directed by Rob Minkoff (at movie theaters, Ireland and UK, 7 February 2014).

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