Funny?
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kstrani — 19 years ago(April 06, 2006 07:10 PM)
Maria Gambrelli: "Your coat!!!"
Clouseau: "Yes, this IS my coat"
Maria Gambrelli: "But it's on fire!!"
The sheer look on his face and the hilarious scenes that follow just had me rolling on the floor
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terrythomas — 19 years ago(April 08, 2006 11:22 AM)
This is definatly the best of the PINK PANTHER movies.
"You ought to get out of those clothes! You'll catch a death of pneumonia!"
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nightranger86uk — 19 years ago(May 07, 2006 10:52 AM)
Hilarious! Certainly (IMO) the funniest of the series.
There are so many scenes in this, it's impossible to list them allbut well worth watching just to see Herbert Lom's (Chief Inspector Dreyfus) increasing mental breakdown (complete with twitching eye), bought on by Clouseau's ineptitude "Idiot! Nincompoop! Lunatic!"
Also the great line (Dreyfus): "What you've said all along Clouseau, qualifies you as the greatest profit since General Custer said he was going to surround all those Indians!"
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jenarista — 19 years ago(June 13, 2006 06:44 PM)
Anyoneis this the one where in the beginning he is searching the house for clues, ends up in an exercise room (with the light off at first because he turned on the treadmill instead!) and decides to try out the parallel bars and dismounts right down the stairwell? I can't remember! But I love that part!
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christopher_sargeant — 19 years ago(July 14, 2006 07:55 AM)
I always start laughing and cannot stop myself at the commencement of the various nightclub scenes where Clouseau somehow avoids numerous assination attempts, at the expense of innocent bystanders.
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Ultimate007 — 19 years ago(July 16, 2006 11:14 PM)
yeah, if you can't laugh watching this movie, you better check your pulse, cuz you must be dead! there are just so many hilarious moments in this one!
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m_lightfoot — 19 years ago(August 15, 2006 02:38 AM)
THIS MOVIE IS BRILLIANT DEVINE COMIC INGENIUS. I THOUGHT IT WAS THE SMARTEST MOVIE I HAD EVER SEEN, KNOW ONE REALISES WHY IT IS FUNNY AND THE REASON IS BECAUSE IT IS COMPLETLEY OFF THE WALL HILARITY FROM START TO FINISH. THE ACTING IS MAGNIFICANT, THE STORY LINE IS GREAT BOMB MOVIE 10 OUTS OF 10 IM BUYING IT ASAP!
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BallsJr — 19 years ago(September 20, 2006 06:57 AM)
While strongly encouraging people to see this film, I would actually tell anyone of like age or younger (I'm 31, btw) to approach the film with minimal expectations I'd tell them to expect an old-time comedy with little modern-day crudeness, yet loads of originality, charm and wit. Most of these people should then be interested enough to at least check it out, but probably without expectations of any genuine belly laughs..
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user-15280 — 19 years ago(February 11, 2007 08:31 PM)
Dreyfus: What about the maid?
Clouseau: The maid?
Dreyfus: Was he jealous of her too? He strangled her.
Clouseau: It is possible that his intended victim was a man and that he made a mistake.
Dreyfus: Mistake? in a nudist camp?
great film
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tomcat69w — 19 years ago(February 25, 2007 04:44 AM)
Reading this post one can sure pick out the 'youngster's' Ha! I'm 52 and saw this when it first came out and have loved it ever since. I was shocked when Peter Seller's died so young. This movie is also before Clouseau/Peters' 'accent' degraded in later movie's, just watched this classic again, (still only on VHS) and it's still funnier than Hell after 40 years & running. My Fave 'bit' is when Seller's 'break's the 'wall' while the maid's, George Sander's et. al. are arguing just before the light's go out. The look on Seller's face is beep Priceless! This movie is 1000 times better than that piece of excrement called Wedding Crasher's. I didn't laugh once at that film. But the 60's was a great time for Film Comedy starting in 1959 with the Marilyn Monroe Jack Lemmon Tony Curtis farce'Some Like it Hot! Other great comedies of the 60's,.Texas Across The River,..The Great Race,.The Russian's Are Coming The Russian's Are Coming,and one of my other fave's,
Dr. Strangelove! Rock On!
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