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3/4
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 07/04/2021
The zany caper comedy to define all future zany caper comedies, "The Pink Panther" glides on Peter Sellers' knack for slapstick even if as a whole "The Pink Panther" is more iconic than great.
Rating of
2/4
Gabe - wrote on 08/13/2015
A comedy featuring the brilliant Peter Sellers and the always good David Niven and yet, this film hasn't aged well. I'm sure in 1964, it was probably groundbreaking, but in 2015 it just doesn't work. Peter Sellers randomly falling down just doesn't count as comedy anymore. This film is average at best.
Rating of
2.5/4
Yojimbo - wrote on 11/29/2012
Far more witty and subtle than the increasingly ham-fisted sequels and ill advised remakes, this is a pleasing caper movie, all the better for the presence of the debonair David Niven.
Rating of
3/4
Unknown - wrote on 11/14/2011
While, not quite the goofy Clouseau centered farce that the series developed into, it's still full of clever moments, crazy mixups and some solid slapstick. Good crime comedy.
Rating of
3.5/4
mitchellyoung - wrote on 10/24/2011
Some of the absurdist humor in this slapstick comedy wouldn't work if it weren't for the perfect comic timing and characterization of Peter Sellers. The man truly was a comic genius. The bumbling Inspector Clousseau is a memorable part of film canon; the two remakes this film spawned, not so much.
Rating of
2.5/4
Ichabod Crane - wrote on 10/26/2010
The film has a problem and that is simply not enough Sellers. When he is on the screen the movie lights up because he is very funny even though he is not yet using the trademark over the top accent. He is great in all his scenes, and makes those scenes work. No one else is particularly funny and they many times try to act a little too zany, which does not work out nearly well enough. It is clear why in the sequels they dropped every one else and kept Sellers.
