MacBobby

Two Brothers deserves so much more than what it got. To put it simply, I'd say it's one of the best movies I've seen these last years. Each time I see it, there are new details that I didn't pay attention to previously. The story is so carefully built up, it enfolds in a powerful, irresistible way: it's impossible not to feel a deep sympathy for these innocent cats. The young tigers are so incredibly sweet, you'd want to have one in your apartment and even in your bed, like Raoul. Reminds me when - as a little boy - I used to sleep with my cat in it's early years. Difficult not to cry when destiny strikes and the brothers get separated.

This movie looks like a rather simple fairy tale, but the feelings it triggers run so deep that it compares with the giants. Brilliant craftsmanship, great acting - including the tigers themselves -, stunning scenes and moments of great joy: how could this jewel be so underrated?

In one word: a wonderful work of art, and a sheer pleasure for the soul.

I think "Strikes Again" is the most accomplished of the series.

Clouseau's attempts to enter the castle are just impossible to describe: so hilarious I still laugh whenever I recall the scenes. Not to mention the short conversations with the hotel owner (including the now classic "That is not my dog"), and many many others. This movie's probably the best Peter Seller performance, I think. This guy was such a genius: his accent, his acting and his expressions are all unique and still alive.

I can't understand why anyone would want to make new Pink Panther movies now that Peter Sellers is gone.