The Mouse That Roared
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Movie Reviews of The Mouse That Roared
Movie Review: Roaring back at the mouse
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a very silly movie, with a terribly contrived plot, however, watching Peter Sellers play 3 different roles was very entertaining! We watched it one night when my teens were uptight & just needed a good laugh. It was certainly that! Mindless drivel, and a fun time!Movie Review: Peter Sellers At His Best
Summary: 4 Stars
A great movie on a pretty darn good DVD.
Sellers is excellent in his many roles he plays. This cold war comedy really surprised me with its wit and cleverness.
Overall, if you enjoyed Sellers in Dr. Strangelove, this film is a must see.
Movie Review: The Mouse That Roared
Summary: 4 Stars
This movie was very funny. I enjoyed it tremendously. I've never seen Peter Sellers so young. He plays several characters my favorite being the Duchess.Movie Review: the mouse that roared
Summary: 4 Stars
The product arrived in good time in good shape. Haven't seen it in years; it's hillarious.Movie Review: Funny story, but bad DVD
Summary: 3 Stars
The Mouse That Roared is a funny satire that is boosted by the excellent performances of Peter Sellers. Set in the fictional country of Grand Fenwick, the story tells of their plans to invade America, lose the war, and then reap the benefits as the USA tries to rebuild their country just like after WWII with the Marshall Plan. Unfortunately, the whole plan goes awry setting the whole story into motion. This is a funny movie but there is nothing here that is great humor. The idea of it all is pretty good, but the story never really takes off.Peter Sellers is great as the Duchess of Grand Fenwick, the Prime Minister of Grand Fenwick, and also the Field Marshall of Grand Fenwick. He has most of the good lines in the movie although even he is not at his best. The film also stars Joan Seberg as the daughter of a doctor that the Field Marshall falls in love with. The DVD does offer widescreen presentation and several theatrical trailers but there is a problem here. Maybe its just my own DVD but the sound is off so that when people talk their mouths move a second or two after the actual dialogue has been spoken. This may just be my DVD, but it is distracting nonetheless and very obvious. The Mouse that Roared is still a funny movie with three good performances by Peter Sellers.