Movies Starring Mike Myers

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Austin Powers, a swinging 60s spy, awakens in the 90s to battle his nemesis Dr. Evil.

Why people love it: The film blends absurd humor with a nostalgic love of 60s pop culture, delivering endless quotable lines. Myers' double‑role performance is iconic, and the over‑the‑top villainy of Dr. Evil makes it a lasting cult favorite.

1 / 7

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Shrek and Fiona enjoy their honeymoon when they’re invited to meet her parents, leading to fairy‑tale chaos.

Why people love it: The sequel builds on the charm of the original while adding fresh jokes and memorable characters. Its witty pop‑culture references and heartfelt moments make it a beloved family favorite.

2 / 7

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An ogre’s swamp is overrun by fairy‑tale creatures, prompting him to rescue a princess and reclaim his home.

Why people love it: Shrek mixes clever humor with heartfelt moments, turning an ogre into a relatable hero. Its pop‑culture jokes and catchy songs make it a beloved family classic.

3 / 7

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Shrek trades a day with Rumpelstiltskin and must battle to restore his happy ending.

Why people love it: It offers a darker, yet comedic twist on the beloved world, giving Shrek a fresh challenge. Fans appreciate the emotional stakes combined with the series' signature humor.

4 / 7

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Shrek must find the rightful heir to the throne while navigating royal chaos and hilarious mishaps.

Why people love it: The film blends classic fairy‑tale humor with heartfelt moments, letting fans enjoy Shrek's lovable antics. Its quirky supporting cast and witty dialogue keep audiences laughing throughout.

5 / 7

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A mischievous, oversized cat in a tall hat turns a quiet Saturday into chaotic, colorful mayhem for two children and their cautious uncle.

Why people love it: Mike Myers' over‑the‑top performance brings the iconic Dr. Seuss character to life, while the film's wild visual gags delight younger viewers. Its playful absurdity makes it a memorable, if polarizing, family romp.

6 / 7

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A self‑help guru tries to mend a star’s love life while battling a rival guru.

Why people love it: Mike Myers’ goofy humor and absurd situations make it a cult favorite. Fans enjoy its over‑the‑top parody of self‑help culture.

7 / 7