Mike Myers

Release Date: June 17th, 2008 Label: Lakeshore Records Quality: VBR Purchase from: iTunes | Amazon Description: "The original score for the film was composed by George S. Clinton, who recorded it with an 80-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony at Warner Brothers. The song "Dhadak Dhadak" from the 2005 Bollywood film Bunty Aur Babli was used in the trailer. The songs "9 to 5", "More Than Words", and "The Joker" are all in the movie (performed by Mike Myers, and with sitar... Read Full Story

The Love Guru got a whopping 15% positive reviews from rotten tomatoes, once again proving that Asymmetric remains the repository of cinematic truth. For, The Love Guru is a wonderfully funny movie, in a way. It's about Maurice Pitka, a Deepak Chopra wannabe who is enlisted by the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs to heal the love-damaged hockey superstar Darren Roanoke (Romany Malco) enough to win the championship. To do so, Maurice must take Roanoke's estranged wife, Prudence Roanoke... Read Full Story

Oy. This one’s gonna be like buttah. A Saturday Night Live/SNL Best of Mike Myers special will air June 15. Mike Myers will host the SNL special, introducing some of his memorable sketches for a live audience. Current SNL cast members will join Mike Myers, so this is sure to be a lot of fun. Naturally, Mike Myers will likely plug his summer movie “The Love Guru” during the “best of” special, but what’s a little shameless promotion during what’s sure to be a very funny show? Who do you... Read Full Story

Directed by: Marco Schnabel Produced by: Mike Myers, Gary Barber Written by: Mike Myers, Graham Gordy Starring: Mike Myers, Jessica Alba, Romany Malco Music by: George S. Clinton Distributed by: Paramount Pictures, Spyglass Pictures Running time: 88 min. Country: United States, Canada Language: English Read Full Story

With Mike Myers' career as a box office superstar mining comedy gold with each new film sputtering if not beginning to nose dive into terra firma, Ryan Zeinert at Film Wad has put together an excellent study on the moment in time when 15 famous comedians "lost their funny." I was immediately drawn to this for several reasons, chief among them that I use funny as a noun, as in "bring the funny," "lost their funny," etc. In fact, when saying pretty much the same thing we're discussing... Read Full Story