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    Pink Panther 2- Family Movie Review

    Pink Panther 2 is a sequel to the 2006 comedy “Pink Panther.” When the film begins Inspector Clouseau is a parking meter attendant. But when the legendary Pink Panther diamond is stolen, along with artifacts from all over the world, the chief inspector assembles an international dream team to track down the thief and recover the missing artifacts. Clouseau is added to this team as the French detective. With his physical gags, and French accent, he adds excitement and humor to the team.

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    Rating: Three out of five buckets
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    MPAA Rating: PG
    Best Age Group: 9+
    Sexual Content: Moderate
    Violent Content: Moderate
    Crude or Profane Language: Mild
    Drugs and Alcohol Content: Mild

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    Talking Points:

    Funny, mild entertainment.

    I interviewed kids ages 7 to 10. They all loved the movie, and thought it was very funny. My kids loved it as well.

    The cast is filled with many talented actors and comedians.

    I interviewed a few mom’s who thought it was inappropriate because of the sexual components of the movie.

    Sexual Content: Moderate

    • A women police dept. therapist meets with Clouseau to discuss proper sexual conduct in the workplace, which then trigers improper conduct. Clouseau makes suggestive statements to the therapist as well as other women. He says to his assistant, “ You’re like a brother to me, a hot sexy brother in a dress”.
    • Women wear low cut outfits.

    Violent Content: Moderate

    • There’s a lot of slapstick, silly violence.
    • There is some serious violence. For example, one character is found dead on the floor.

    Crude or Profane Language: Mild

    • One character says the a-word.

    Drug and Alcohol Content: Mild

    • Characters drink wine.

    If you like slapstick humor, you will find the movie entertaining.
    Good for kids ages 9 to early teens.

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