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Pierre Richard is probably the only famous French comedian I missed out on as a child. So I have no choice but to catch up with his films nowadays, and one of them is I’m Losing My Temper. I laughed from start to finish. The scenes where the completely confused Pierre drives into a scene in which a filmmaker is shooting a Western movie are excellent. When the old Wartburg appeared between the horse riders and the Indians, I almost fell into a laughing coma. Likewise, the tiger scenes were flawless. All in all, it is an excellent Pierre Richard comedy with everything that entails, which you can watch a thousand times without it ever getting old. (13.10.2015)

A typical French comedy from the 70s, with typical acting and the character of the unlucky scatterbrained outsider, Pierre Richard. I used to really like this movie, but when I watched it many years later, I felt that unlike Richard's other films, such as The Toy,  Distracted, or The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe, this film has aged somewhat and the humor of this kind and quality no longer appeals to me as much. I guess I've moved a little in a different direction over the years. Overall impression: 55%. (21.07.2009)

An involuntary sex maniac easily and quickly. I have always really liked I'm Losing My Temper. Years later, I now find that the film is a bit longer than it needs to be to have something going on from start to finish, but it's still fun all the same. The scene in the operating theatre is particularly impactful (and Pierre Richard is not in it at all). (19.01.2014)