You will be grinning from ear to ear in this funny Halloween costume. Warning, this clever design may not be appropriate for all age celebrations! It will make a lasting impression at your next adult Halloween costume party. Leave the ladies wondering what you have wrapped in your special gift box, or let them find out for themselves!

This clever mens costume features a pair of silky mauve pants that go perfectly with your favorite dress shoes. The top consists of a faux dark purple undershirt with a V shaped collar and four white buttons that run down the center. A silky mauve jacket in striped texture creates more depth in the look, with long sleeves and a folded back collar. Find your best cool sun glasses and gel up your hair to go along with this clever theme! If you want to get really creative, add a club hair wig or do your own in a pretty boy style. The center of this hilarious Halloween costume is the curious gift box in silky white. A matching red ribbon runs up each of the three visible sides with a gift ribbon on top. The box comes suggestively mounted at the waist and crotch. This Halloween, give them a real surprise with a look that will leave everyone laughing!

In a time when we are almost constantly barraged with goofy spoof films, it’s amazing that no one had come out with a spoof of the James Bond films until 1997. Those movies have been coming out and just BEGGING to be spoofed since the early 60s, and Mike Meyers is the one who finally steps forward to do what simply has to be done, and he does a wonderful job at it.

Fans of the James Bond films will have a blast looking for all of the allusions to the old Bond films and trying to determine which Bond film is being spoofed at any given time, but it’s important to keep in mind that the film pokes fun at the Bond series in good taste. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery is never disrespectful to the films that it makes fun of, which is probably the single most important thing about a spoof film that makes it good. This is why the Scary Movies, as just a couple of examples, were such dismal, hideous failures. They try to be funny by viciously making fun of all kinds of movies, and end up looking stupid because they have such a nonexistent right to do that. You can’t make a stupid, stupid movie and make fun of a lot of great movies (and some not so great, admittedly) and try to pretend to be respectable at the end of it all. That’s the recipe for a crapfest.

While it’s true that a lot of the comedy in the first Austin Powers film is slapstick and obviously contrived, I think it should be a testament to the quality of the film that it is still so funny! We see all of the traditional Bond clichés in this movie, such as the usual one-liners (which are made fun of extensively and with spectacular effect here), the fancy cars, the goofy cockiness, the teeth-grinding theme song, and the occasionally inexplicable popularity with the women (this allusion makes most sense when compared to those Bond films that starred Roger Moore).

The plot involves a rivalry between Dr. Evil, an evil mastermind bent on world domination, and Austin Powers, a mockish caricature of James Bond, bent on stopping Dr. Evil‘s world domination schemes. Meyers portrays both characters with hilarious skill, making Austin an awkward womanizer with some serious dental problems, and Dr. Evil an evil schemer with a hilarious cutesy side. Neither character really seems like they belong in the role that they serve (as a spy and a doctor of evil), which is where a lot of the comedy comes in. There is also, of course the fact that they both spend most of the movie 30 years in their future, completely out of touch with the new world that they live in.

Austin Powers is one of the most refreshing comedies to come along in years. It’s true that the movie is immensely immature and that it has unfortunately little re-watch value (one of the biggest problems with the film), but the quality of the comedy is unmistakable.