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All Critics (18) | Fresh (16) | Rotten (2) | DVD (7)
As comedy committed to nothing more argumentative and less indispensable than grace, professionalism, and good fun, the film is certainly welcome. Mar 14, 2015 | Full Review…
As comedy committed to nothing more argumentative and less indispensable than grace, professionalism, and good fun, the film is certainly welcome.
Richard T. Jameson
Hilarious Clouseau better in sequel than original. Dec 15, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Hilarious Clouseau better in sequel than original.
Charles Cassady
...all the witty improvisational zing of a Celine Dion concert. Apr 5, 2006 | Full Review…
...all the witty improvisational zing of a Celine Dion concert.
Mark Bourne
It's a good thing they needed the cash... Apr 16, 2005 | Rating: 3/4
It's a good thing they needed the cash...
Stefan Birgir Stefansson
A slap-stick devotee's dream come true Jan 18, 2004 | Full Review…
A slap-stick devotee's dream come true
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
Um dos mais fracos da série, tem roteiro terrível, é lento e as piadas não funcionam. Jul 25, 2003 | Rating: 1/5
Um dos mais fracos da série, tem roteiro terrível, é lento e as piadas não funcionam.
Pablo Villaça
Sellers' return (to the series) was a triumph, so much so that the actor would complete two more "Panther" films before his untimely death. May 9, 2003 | Rating: 7/10
Sellers' return (to the series) was a triumph, so much so that the actor would complete two more "Panther" films before his untimely death.
John J. Puccio
also really funny. B+
Super Reviewer
A decade after playing Inspector Clouseau in Shot in the Dark Peter Sellers returns along with the Pink Panther in Blake Edwards 1975 film that saw a return to form (sort of) of the Pink Panther films. The Pink Panther diamond has been stolen and the Phantom's trademark glove has been left at the scene of the crime. The government demands that Clouseau, who has been knocked down to a simple patrolman, come to solve the case. The thing is that the real Phantom Sir Charles Litton (Christopher Plummer taking over for David Niven) has been in retirement and did not commit the crime. So as Clouseau bumbles his way through the investigation Litton is also trying to figure out who the fake Phantom is. The plot to Return of the Pink Panther is dull. Very dull. It's basically Plummer's boring search intercut with Peter Sellers being Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom going nuts again. It's probably a good thing that Sellers returned for this film because I can not imagine how boring it would be without his presence. He saves the film from total disaster, but it's still a dry and slow piece that probably could have shaved twenty minutes off. This movie is for Pink Panther completists and Sellers fans only.
A pretty fun film in the series.
Probably good fun for kids, but the humour is crude and juvenile compared to the earlier films (which weren't THAT great anyway)
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