The Pink Panther

The funniest part was the opening credits.

Kids might enjoy the super slapstick comedy, but adults might find it harder to digest the amount of bumbling going on

low, very low

kevin kline can't do a french accent to save his life - or his career. steve martin is expectedly funny.

Haha funny

The first Pink Panther movies wire subtle, nuanced, and hilarious. This wasn't.

It was very funny.

Funny enough

A shallow echo oof the Sellers original PP movies. Martin alone cannot bridge the gap.

Steve Martin has NOTHING on Peter Sellers. Very poor interpretation of a classic.

Steve martin should be ashamed of these films. STEVE MARTIN...the man who was in planes, trains and automobiles stars in this abomination . terrible. awful. not funny. wordplay jokes that don't work. weak plot. AVOID!

I remember watching this in the theater and laughing hard, but when I watched this again on DVD, not only did it not seem funny, it seemed forced in all ways. I don't know whether it was the mood or tone. Definitely funny first time, but lame every other time.

The title made me worry this movie might be "a little gay," but it was a delight! Steve Martin really hit his stride in the 2000s.

A couple of cheap laughs. As far as I'm concerned, this was just awful. Peter Sellers must be rolling in his grave.

Bad, just...bad. The jokes are boring, acting is soulless. As a big fan of Steve Martin I am disappointed

Yes, I'm a bit ashamed. The direction is wooden to say the least, but Martin (and, great as the straight man, Jean Reno) runs on his own wavelength here, rising above the leaden direction and even his own material.

Do NOT waste even a minute of your life on this.

Strictly for the most undemanding of kids. Shawn Levy is a terrible slapstick director.

not good i just didnt find it very interesting!

Really funny at parts.

Poor excuse of a sequel

This remake of the 1963 Peter Sellers movie did the series justice. With the same slapstick elements pulled off justifiably comically, Steve Martin portrays Clouseau in an admirable light. Maintaining the original plot and modernising it is no mean feat, but one that is strung together with the right concoction of comedy and crime. An enjoyable movie.