The Pink Panther

As a slapstick comedy, 'The Pink Panther (2006)' primarily elicits **Humor**, driven by Inspector Clouseau's bumbling incompetence and the absurd situations he creates. This leads to strong feelings of **Joy** and **Happiness** as audiences are entertained by the lighthearted narrative and comedic antics. **Surprise** comes from unexpected gags and Clouseau's unpredictable, often accidental, successes. There's a moderate sense of **Anticipation** and **Curiosity** as viewers follow the mystery, wondering how Clouseau will stumble towards a solution and what comedic mishap will occur next. **Relief** and **Satisfaction** are felt when the case is inevitably (and comically) resolved. While a crime film, any negative emotions like fear or anger are minimal, serving mostly as comedic foils, with a touch of **Empathy** for Clouseau's well-meaning but disastrous efforts, and **Confusion** at his illogical yet effective methods.