Which 1997 movie has this tagline: "If he were any cooler, he'd still be frozen, baby!"?

The 1997 movie with the tagline “If he were any cooler, he’d still be frozen, baby!” is Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. The film introduced Mike Myers as Austin Powers, a flamboyant British spy created as a comic tribute to 1960s spy movies and their exaggerated style.

The tagline jokes about the film’s central premise: Austin is cryogenically frozen in 1967 and revived in the 1990s to battle his old enemy, Dr. Evil. His outdated clothes, slang, manners, and sexual attitudes collide with modern life, creating much of the movie’s comedy. “Frozen” therefore works both as a reference to the plot and as a pun on being exceptionally “cool.”

The movie was directed by Jay Roach and written by Myers, who also played Dr. Evil and several supporting characters. Elizabeth Hurley played Vanessa Kensington, Austin’s partner. The film’s retro production design, catchphrases, and exaggerated musical style made it a durable cult comedy and led to two sequels.