This movie could easily have been a Mike Myers extravaganza of self love, with all other comic possibilities squeezed out. Who Shagged Me is a better movie because Myers is a little more willing to share the wealth and spread out the good lines more evenly. Consider the treatment of the female leads in both movies. In comparison, the lovely Heather Graham as CIA agent Felicity Shagwell redeems the entire movie. In a movie season replete with special effects, the sight of Heather Graham in a micro-miniskirt is still the best piece of eye candy around.
Felicity is smart, dangerous, absolutely ravishing, and has a way with the sexy one liner.
Seth Green had a marginal part in the first movie as Scott Evil, but he stole the show with his criticism of his old man's megalomaniacal ways. Green gets a little more time to shine here, imparting a little bit of Generation X common sense to the Sixties silliness. There's still too strong of a strain of whiny brat in his performance, but he's got the adolescent sneer down pat. Unfortunately, the wealth isn't shared all that equally. Rob Lowe, who was so good in Wayne's World, is well-cast as a young Robert Wagner but gets little to do.