Paddington in Peru

A charming and sweet addition to the Paddington Bear movies.

This is sweet, charming and gentle in all the ways you want a Paddington movie to be.

It’s this unembellished emotional simplicity that makes the continued tales of Paddington so wonderful. It is also what makes them essential.

It’s less a sequel than a spin-off, but that gives it more freedom to just be a silly good time.

Dougal Wilson is not the problem. Rather it is the disastrous screenplay by three people who should know better.

Paddington in Peru is a satisfying sequel, delivering what fans would hope for in terms of laughs, action, whimsy, and — well — hope.

The most famous fictional bear outside of Winnie is now 66 years old. You wouldn't know that from his own film franchise which remains fresh, funny, and charming three films in.

The least of the three Paddingtons is still better than most kid flicks.

A worthy, if slight, entry in the trilogy.

A charming holiday film packed with adventure and fun as the polite bear with the hard stare heads home to Peru to find his beloved aunt Lucy