If you were expecting a couple of sentences shitting on the recently released full trailer for PINK PANTHER 2 then, well, that’s exactly what you’re gonna get. Well, not really. Look, if you liked the first one, this is more of the same, only, as the trailer illustrates, more outrageous and, well, more of everything, really. Steve Martin once again plays the bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau, only this time he goes to New York City to help the police with a case. Because of course they want a clumsy idiot with a silly accent heading the investigation. The unbelievable (as in “huh?”) cast includes Jean Reno, Andy Garcia, Alfred Molina, John Cleese, Emily Mortimer, Molly Sims and Aishwarya Rai. Click through to check out the trailer. Clousseau bumbles his way through another investigation Feburary 6th.
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