As Clouseau leads the investigation you see many flaws in their mission. When the Pink Panther diamond is stolen again, Clouseau becomes more focused on finding the diamond. During his search you see that Clouseau is usually on the right track, albeit a confusing one it usually is the correct one. Trying to convince his fellow dream team members: Vincenzo (Andy Garcia), Pepperidge (Alfred Molina), and Kenji (Yuki Matsuzaki) comes a lot harder than expected. These inspectors all try to one up each other and are unwilling to cave in as one being more knowledgeable than the other. Eventually the case is solved, but in what manner is the suspense of the film.

"The Pink Panther 2″ was very unappealing to me. The first film was bland and dull, and was even surprised there was a second in production. I find it hard to know who this film appeals to. It is funny, but not a successful comedy to be enjoyed by young adults. A lot of the jokes did not land and were a complete flop, some even borderline offensive. I find it hard to see what younger children would find interesting about it, other than the fact that Steve Martin is falling down every two minutes. I found it to be quite a bore and was hoping to have more mystery, action, comedy or even suspense. Steve Martin as Jacques Clouseau was distracting, between his mustache and accent I found him very unlikable. I would not recommend this film. In closing let's hope the case of "Pink Panther" is closed for good.

Review By: Jolene Mendez