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Pink Panther series 11 – The Pink Panther 2
Of all the movies in the Pink Panther franchise, 2009’s The Pink Panther 2 is the only one with a number in the title. It’s the least creative title in franchise history. While that in itself is not a problem, … Continue reading
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Pink Panther series 10 – The Pink Panther (2006)
The original Pink Panther series remains fairly popular even to this day. The films made during Peter Sellers’ lifetime are well-known and if they’re not legendary comedies, they’re not far off. The film series sadly suffered greatly after Sellers’ death … Continue reading
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Pink Panther series 8 – Curse of the Pink Panther
Trail of the Pink Panther was inherently a terrible idea, and it didn’t turn out all that well. The movie included a bunch of link footage filmed just for the project, to help link all of the deleted scenes together. … Continue reading
Pink Panther series 7 – Trail of the Pink Panther
I could have talked about Peter Sellers’ death either for the previous movie or this one. There are several reasons why I chose the previous movie. 1, his declining health issues clearly affected his performance in Revenge of the Pink … Continue reading
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Pink Panther series 6 – Revenge of the Pink Panther
It’s Thanksgiving Monday in Canada, so what better things to do than to watch the final on-set performance of Peter Sellers and review it? Well … I could think of better things to do, but I’ve already had my family … Continue reading
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Tagged blake edwards, burt kwouk, cato, chief inspector dreyfus, classic movies, comedy movie, henry mancini, herbert lom, inspector clouseau, jacques clouseau, movie review, movies, peter sellers, pink panther, pink panther movies, revenge of the pink panther
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Pink Panther series 5 – The Pink Panther Strikes Again
The Pink Panther Strikes Again is a rather interesting entry into the Pink Panther series. This is the point where the continuity of the series starts to go all over the place. Sure, Return of the Pink Panther completely ignored … Continue reading
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Pink Panther series 3 – Inspector Clouseau
This blog post was delayed by a couple of days for three reasons. 1, I had an interview for a permanent office position at work that I wanted to be prepared for. 2, this is my first week on the … Continue reading
Pink Panther series 2 – A Shot in the Dark
The backstory behind this week’s review is almost as interesting as the movie itself. With the huge success of The Pink Panther, United Artists immediately approached Peter Sellers to star in an adaptation of the stage musical, L’idiote. The stage … Continue reading
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