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The only film I ever walked out on

posted 11 years ago by jackgriffin1-1
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and demanded my money back for. I saw every gag coming and felt insulted. (And I didn't need the money.) To this day I have trouble watching a Peter Sellers film.

[–] Fedorevsky 11 years ago

I would suggest you seek out professional help, but I'm affraid you're a lost cause seeing as this has gone on for so long now. What other psychological defects have you experienced over the years?

Hidyho!

[–] SnoozeAlarm 11 years ago

>>> I would suggest you seek out professional help, but I'm affraid you're a lost cause seeing as this has gone on for so long now. What other psychological defects have you experienced over the years?

One of the most ignorant comments I've ever read on this website.

Don't sell that cow!

[–] YouKnowMyName68 10 years ago

@ Snooo:

Shaddup, you twerp.

"You know, my name..."

[–] larson419-224-29614 7 years ago

---> "One of the most ignorant comments I've ever read on this website."

Thank goodness this type of PC will die away. A screaming loathsome death but it will be gone! Hopefully forever.
(do run to your safe space if this offends you and play with your can of play-doh or yourself for that matter)

[–] Lokisgodhi 9 years ago

By the time this film was made Sellers was burnt out, really did not want to be playing Inspector Clouseau yet again. He was only doing so because he was contractually obligated to do so and it did show.

[–] wolverineland 8 years ago

Clouseau farting in the elevator alone was worth the price of admission. Sellers was a comic genius. The supporting cast in the series too was outstanding. Herbert Lom, Burt Kwouk, Graham Stark, Harvey Korman all had such great chemistry with Sellers.