The Age of Commercialism

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

One of my favourite Pink Panther cartoons, and one I deem a classic. In hindsight it is not entirely imaginative, but you don't notice at all because of the excellent way it's executed in that it actually feels more original than it is and it plays to Pinky's character strengths. The animation is very charming to look at, with elegant colouring and simple but carefully drawn drawing. The music is catchy and energetic, always appropriate for the action, and the theme tune is still fun to listen to no matter how many times it's heard. The gags are clever, well-set-up and rounded off and most importantly are funny. I still love Pinky's coolness, charm and effortless likability, he is also still fun to watch as always. The dog is a great characters and in my view one of Pinky's best partners. Overall, a classic from the Pink Panther. 10/10 Bethany Cox

The is an excellent Pink Panther cartoon, definitely in the top echelon. Even though it was frustrating at times, as this poor innocent dog kept getting blamed for things the Pink Panther did, justice prevailed in the end.Along the route, it's simply a story of the Panther exacting revenge for the Little White Guy interrupting his sleep out in the park. The PP is way up in the branches trying to sleep with the man and his dog set up camp below. Soon, the man is in his hammock snoring away. The snoring interrupts the Panther's sleep and the cartoon from that point is a series of events in which he gets back at the guy for his snoring.How the dog gets involved is the funny part of each skit in this cartoon. He's the star of the animated short. You'll just love this dog!

Pink Panther is out in the woods trying to sleep when the snoring of a camper (sleeping just below him by a tree) keeps him awake. Coupled with the fact that the camper's pooch is trying to protect the camper from Panther's ire towards his master makes for hilarious comedy.I've been going through the Complete Pink Panther DVD collection and this episode is definitely one of my favorites. This is classic Pink Panther. I love when the Panther is more of a supporting cast member rather than the lead. The leads are the camper and his dog and they are hilarious without revealing too much. I found myself laughing aloud in this one.

The Pink Panther is sleeping in the treetops in a secluded part of the forest when a noisy man and his dog set up their camp below him for the night. The camper is happy to hog all the comfort for himself and leave his dog out in the cold but his snoring is keeping Pinky awake.Obviously less than pleased at this intrusion, Pinky takes it upon himself to play tricks on the camper as he sleeps, leaving the dog to rescue him. Each time the camper awakens he thinks it's the dog that has sabotaged his sleep and scolds him for it. Promptly going back to sleep and snoring loudly.Not a particularly imaginative set-up but has a good reasonable amount of laughs to keep it going.