Bill PerezThe Pink Panther - A Pink Christmas

If you like the original run of Pink Panther cartoons, then you should get this DVD. I own "The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection," which contains the entire run of Pink Panther theatrical and television shorts from 1964 to 1980. That is a great place to start if you enjoy the Pink Panther, but if you want to complete your collection, you will need this. This is a great DVD because you get 3 specials on one disc."A Pink Christmas" features a homeless Pink Panther as he makes his way haphazardly through his city in hopes of finding something to eat. Chaos follows him everywhere he goes, and it is very reminiscent of the craziness found in the theatrical shorts."Olym-Pinks" squares the Pink Panther off against his long-time rival, the short white man with the big nose and mustache, as two contenders in the Olympics. Their conflict starts on the train ride, follows them to their hotel, and continues into the actual games."Pink at First Sight" was probably my favorite of the bunch. The Pink Panther is feeling lonely, being the only pink panther there is around town. With the desire to find a soul mate being all the more consuming due to the fact that Valentine's Day is in the air, the Pink Panther gets a job in order to earn money, in hopes of spending it on a special female panther, should he find one. Once again, chaos ensues everywhere the Pink Panther goes, and it's quite fun watching things spiral out of control.So again, if you like the Pink Panther, you can't go wrong here. The charm and humor found in the Pink Panther shorts are on display here in these specials, so you will not be disappointed.

the show that will watch every time

Awesome

I have shown this video for Christmas parties at school. About half hour long and the bonus is that all students regardless of the language they speak or don't speak get this. No dialoge (just like Tom and Jerry cartoons)but a sweet story in the end. The P.P. is hungry and looking for food. Eventually finds some food and then decides to share it with another character that is equally as down on his luck as he is. My boys said that there were bonus cartoons with this that were not on the original VHS tape we had.

Love it, worth the purchase, good price.

I used to watch The Pink Panther when I was little and recently ordered his complete collection which I now have. Those are better than I remember and I can watch them anytime now. I wasn't aware he had done anything involving Christmas until I came across this DVD which I finally broke down and ordered. Im a Christmas freak so whatever it is is going to be good to me. Especially if you like Christmas as much as I do you should get this. Merry Christmas.

A Pink Christmas is a late 70's Christmas special, courtesy of our pink feline. While watching this, it didn't look or feel like your average animated Christmas special; of course not-it's the Pink Panther! Absent of dialogue (as usual), we're taken on an adventure of mishaps, while ultimately finding the true meaning of Christmas. This special is a mixture of humor and humanity, with the prevailing message being at the forefront. The next episode (Olym-Pinks) is centered around Winter Olympic events in Lake Placid, New York, with the panther getting into all sorts of tangle ups. Fittingly (well, sort of) there's disco music in this one, (which checks out), because this was released in 1980. The final episode (Pink at First Sight) is very quirky, and almost seems like an attempt at a psychedelic mind-altering experience. This one is probably not recommended for the kids, as it depicts infidelity, and like I said, some psychedelia. Overall, this DVD is solid, and really a forgotten gem among animated Christmas specials.

One of the most entertaining classic cartoons, uniquely telling a story without words entertains and warms your heart with an old fashioned charm