THERE GOES MY BABY is a thought-provoking, emotional movie marred by flagrant immorality.

At the same time, the number of obscenities and profanities, fondling and implied sexual promiscuity, underage drinking and smoking, and the disrespect for authority and for the property of others warrants caution for any viewer. The violence of riots and protests sets the mood of the time period but is too mature for the younger audience to view. Adults will reminisce about the “good old days” and might even be compelled to call up an old high school buddy or sweetheart. THERE GOES MY BABY takes the viewer back to the era of hamburger stands and sock hops, where life was often footloose and fancy free. Set against this tumultuous period, the class of 1965, referred to by LOOK Magazine as the future of this country, must bravely face the uncertainty of the changing events in their journey to becoming adults. The destruction of Pop’s Paradise represents the departure of the way things were and the challenge for the recent graduates to find their place in a new world, a world that is changing. It's the final few days of Pop's Paradiseahamburger joint that's been a second home to Westwood High's senior classand a group of friends must face the biggest decisions of their lives. The local hamburger stand which has become their hangout must be torn down to make room for the future - a shopping mall. Dermot Mulroney, Rick Schroder and Noah Wyle take you on a funny and heartening trip back to the turbulent sixties in this riveting, infectious comic drama (Variety) that effectively blendsnostalgia and political awareness (Leonard Maltin). Austin Powers: It's Shagadelic 'Shagadelic, baby.In THERE GOES MY BABY, the summer of 1965 marks the end of paradise for the teenagers fresh out of Westwood High School, that is … Pop’s Paradise. But there are some that are markedly more hilarious than others, based not only on the words but also the context and how they were said. They're the types of lines that are instantly recognizable as soon as they are uttered. There are so many, it's tough to pare things down to just a few.

There are so many quotes from the films that people continue to repeat to this day. 2021 by Christine Persaud: No matter how much time has passed, the Austin Powers movies remain pop culture gems. Evil (also played by Myers) deliver the absolute best one-liners and witty retorts through the three films. Admittedly, it’s hard to pick since there are so many great lines, comments, and retorts, but here are some of the greatest. Lusting for life and love, always up for a good time, highly sought after 'International Man of Mystery' Powers is initially called upon after being cryogenically frozen for 30 years. RELATED: 10 Funniest James Bond References In Austin Powers Movies Anyone who enthusiastically exclaims “yeah, baby!” is quoting the iconic ‘60 character from the series, along with other popular lines like “one million dollars” (pinky to the edge of your mouth while you say it, of course), “fire the laser!,” or “moley, moley, moley,” mimicking that time when Austin couldn’t help but fixate on a prominent mole on a man’s face. Like pretty well any Mike Myers movie, all of the Austin Powers movies are seriously quotable.

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