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Only applies to entries where the previous sequel got a mixed or poor reception, which would apply to Return compared to Inspector Clouseau, but not this one.
* EvenBetterSequel: This is considered by many to be even better than the already well-received previous movie, and a strong contender with ''Film/AShotInTheDark'' for the title of the best entry in the series.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: This is considered by many to be better than the previous movie, if not the best in the series.
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* GeniusBonus: The President's demand for the FBI, CIA, and Pentagon to find out who won the football game Dreyfus interrupted initially seems to be a TakeThat towards the United States' obssession with football and Gerald Ford in general, but Gerald R. Ford was an avid football fan, having played the game in his school-going years and one of the teams on the TV is, in fact, the Michigan Wolverines, the team that Ford played with in his college-going years, so it makes sense that he would be so eager to find out who won the game.
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* ValuesRessonance: Clouseau's treatment of Jarvis after it's revealed Jarvis is a drag queen is very progressive for 1976. He does struggle for a term to refer to Jarvis as, but this most likely due to him being caught off guard as drag queens and other members of the LGBT community largely kept to themselves at the time and while he is quick to retrieve his badge from inside his coat when Jarvis touches him while in costume, this likely has more to do with the fact that Jarvis did not ask permission before physically touching a police officer. [[spoiler: Though Jarvis being killed partway through the film does take away some of the weight of such a progressive take, the dead body of his assassin in the background and the strong implication Jarvis killed his assassin after being mortally injured adds it back]].
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* ValuesRessonance: ValuesResonance: Clouseau's treatment of Jarvis after it's revealed Jarvis is a drag queen is very progressive for 1976. He does struggle for a term to refer to Jarvis as, but this most likely due to him being caught off guard as drag queens and other members of the LGBT community largely kept to themselves at the time and while he is quick to retrieve his badge from inside his coat when Jarvis touches him while in costume, this likely has more to do with the fact that Jarvis did not ask permission before physically touching a police officer. [[spoiler: Though Jarvis being killed partway through the film does take away some of the weight of such a progressive take, the dead body of his assassin in the background and the strong implication Jarvis killed his assassin after being mortally injured adds it back]].
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* ValuesRessonance: Clouseau's treatment of Jarvis after it's revealed Jarvis is a drag queen is very progressive for 1976. He does struggle for a term to refer to Jarvis as, but this most likely due to him being caught off guard as drag queens and other members of the LGBT community largely kept to themselves at the time and while he is quick to retrieve his badge from inside his coat when Jarvis touches him while in costume, this likely has more to do with the fact that Jarvis did not ask permission before physically touching a police officer. [[spoiler: Though Jarvis being killed partway through the film does take away some of the weight of such a progressive take, the dead body of his assassin in the background and the strong implication Jarvis killed his assassin after being mortally injured adds it back]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: Dreyfus' insulting BadassBoast about Clouseau is that he is an incredibly LethalKlutz who is one of a kind ("you won't find someone worse anywhere in the world!"), when [[FranchiseZombie the franchise went on to demonstrate]] that there definitely are more men as klutzy as Clouseau (one of which is his [[SpinOffspring own son]]), and Dreyfus is unlucky enough to meet them all.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Clouseau being persued by assassins at a festival and not only surviving all attempts on his life but taking out all of the assassins through sheer dumb luck had been previously done on a much smaller scale in 1968's ''Inspector Clouseau'' with a single assassin at a German heritage festival.
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** After the UN building is vaporized, the Empire State Building is visible in background, looking nothing like it does in real life.
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** After the UN building is vaporized, what apparently is supposed to be the Empire State Building is visible in background, looking and we say "apparently" because it looks nothing like it the building does in real life.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: After the UN building is vaporized, the Empire State Building is visible in background, looking nothing like it does in real life.
** When Dreyfuss' tooth gets pulled out, it's incredibly obvious his tooth is painted black.
** When Dreyfuss' tooth gets pulled out, it's incredibly obvious his tooth is painted black.
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** After the UN building is vaporized, the Empire State Building is visible in background, looking nothing like it does in real life.
** When Dreyfuss' tooth gets pulled out, it's incredibly obvious that the effect is achieved via painting his toothis painted black.
** After the UN building is vaporized, the Empire State Building is visible in background, looking nothing like it does in real life.
** When Dreyfuss' tooth gets pulled out, it's incredibly obvious that the effect is achieved via painting his tooth
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** When Dreyfuss' tooth gets pulled out, it's incredibly obvious his tooth is painted black.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: This is considered by many to be better than the previous movie, if not the best in the series.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: This is considered by many to be better than the previous movie, if not the best in the series.series.
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** The string-heavy theme for the Doomsday Machine helps establish its power.
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** The string-heavy strings-heavy theme for the Doomsday Machine helps establish its power.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The two pieces of background music, "Bier Fest Polka" and "Waltzing in Munich", which can be heard in the scene where the assassins try (and fail) to kill Clouseau at the carnival, as well as the "that is not my dog" hotel scene later on.
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** The two pieces of background music, "Bier Fest Polka" and "Waltzing in Munich", which can be heard in the scene where the assassins try (and fail) to kill Clouseau at the carnival, as well as the "that is not my dog" hotel scene lateron.on.
** The string-heavy theme for the Doomsday Machine helps establish its power.
** The two pieces of background music, "Bier Fest Polka" and "Waltzing in Munich", which can be heard in the scene where the assassins try (and fail) to kill Clouseau at the carnival, as well as the "that is not my dog" hotel scene later
** The string-heavy theme for the Doomsday Machine helps establish its power.
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* NightmareFuel: The creepy castle, the giant laser cannon that can make entire buildings disappear and the creepy organ.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: After the UN building is vaporized, the Empire State Building is visible in background, looking nothing like it does in real life.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/DeepRoy plays the Italian assassin as his first film role.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was Dreyfus truly cured at the beginning, or was he deceiving his psychiatrist (or even himself)? Or is Clouseau just that maddening that he could make a completely sane man go bonkers in ten minutes?
** On that note, was Clouseau visiting Dreyfus mere hours before he was set to be released a coincidence? Or was it set up by his "unorthodox" doctor who had expressed his concerns over his reaction to future encounters with the man he hated? Note that when Dreyfus loses it and is restrained by the orderlies, the doctor has been watching from his window the whole time.
** On that note, was Clouseau visiting Dreyfus mere hours before he was set to be released a coincidence? Or was it set up by his "unorthodox" doctor who had expressed his concerns over his reaction to future encounters with the man he hated? Note that when Dreyfus loses it and is restrained by the orderlies, the doctor has been watching from his window the whole time.
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* SignatureScene: Clouseau interrogates the missing victim's servants, and in the course of five minutes, he manages, among other things, to destroy a piano and accidentally shoot a police officer. It perfectly summarizes the character.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The two pieces of background music, "Bier Fest Polka" and "Waltzing in Munich", which can be heard in the scene where the assassins try (and fail) to kill Clouseau at the carnival, as well as the "that is not my dog" hotel scene later on.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was Dreyfus truly cured at the beginning, or was he deceiving his psychiatrist (or even himself)? Or is Clouseau just that maddening that he could make a completely sane man go bonkers in ten minutes?
** On that note, was Clouseau visiting Dreyfus mere hours before he was set to be released a coincidence? Or was it set up by his "unorthodox" doctor who had expressed his concerns over his reaction to future encounters with the man he hated? Note that when Dreyfus loses it and is restrained by the orderlies, the doctor has been watching from his window the whole time.
** On that note, was Clouseau visiting Dreyfus mere hours before he was set to be released a coincidence? Or was it set up by his "unorthodox" doctor who had expressed his concerns over his reaction to future encounters with the man he hated? Note that when Dreyfus loses it and is restrained by the orderlies, the doctor has been watching from his window the whole time.
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* NightmareFuel: The creepy castle, the giant laser cannon that can make entire buildings disappear and the creepy organ.
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: This is considered by many to be better than the previous movie, if not the best in the series.
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: This is considered by many to be better than the previous movie, if not the best in the series.