Paddington, Peru

'Paddington in Peru' review: The movie we need right now
Whatever the premise, each Paddington movie shows us a trusting young bear who will inevitably face a ghastly betrayal. The world is not as gentle as Paddington deserves. And yet, he never loses faith in goodness.
Review: ‘Paddington in Peru’ isn’t hard to bear, but it shows the franchise coasting
The third installment of the live-action/animation hybrid remains a reliable source of high-caliber children's entertainment, but its witty spark is diminished.
‘Paddington in Peru’: The beloved bear brings marmalade and mishaps back to his homeland
While nowhere near as brilliant as its prior installment, “Paddington 2,” this third entry in the franchise still has enough charm to recommend it.
Paddington In Peru Review: A Sweet, Silly Entry in the Beloved Franchise
The third entry in the Paddington franchise is a bit derivative, but its titular bear is as adorable as ever. Paddington In Peru Review: A Sweet, Silly Entry in the Beloved Franchise
Movie review: ‘Paddington in Peru’ a charming entry, but can’t reach heights of predecessor
Paddington in Peru” remains a charming, heartfelt and beautifully designed film, and the trilogy is still a gold standard in children’s entertainment, foregrounding themes of family and fun.
‘Paddington in Peru’ Review: This Bear Could Save Us All
In this tumultuous and troubling 2025, Paddington—the cheery and polite British bear in the red bucket hat and blue duffle coat—is the hero we need. In Paddington in Peru, he continues to be a wonderfully amusing and charming beacon of light.
Paddington in Peru Review
This film opens with Paddington (voice of Ben Whishaw) taking a photo for his passport in a picture booth. As usual, our bumbling hero, Paddington, gets into trouble as coins start coming out of the machine and he takes a picture of the side of his face.
Movie Review: 'Paddington in Peru' is buoyant and bright, and that's enough
In the 11 years of what we can fairly call "the Paddington era," the bear, himself, hasn't changed so much as a toggle on his blue duffle coat.
Grab your hat and pack the marmalade: Paddington is headed to Peru
Part of Paddington’s charm is that he always sees the best in people – and helps them see the best in themselves, too.
‘Paddington in Peru’ sends Britain’s best bear on a delightful adventure
Naturally, Paddington would stop at nothing to aid the surrogate mama bear who found and nurtured him when he was just a cub, so vulnerable and helpless that he couldn’t speak the Queen’s English or fix himself a proper cup of tea.
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Paddington in Peru
The first two films in this series, “ Paddington ” and “ Paddington 2 ,” were directed by Paul King, who established the ...
Paddington In Peru Review: I Adore This Indiana Jones-esque Adventure That Also Made Me Feel Warm And Fuzzy
I can’t believe it has actually been over a decade since Paddington Bear first strutted into London on the big screen with ...
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‘Paddington in Peru’ is buoyant and bright, and that’s enough
In the 11 years of what we can fairly call “the Paddington era,” the bear, himself, hasn’t changed so much as a toggle on his ...
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‘Paddington in Peru’ Fails to Live Up to Its Predecessors
The family ends up on the boat of Hunter Cabot ( Antonio Banderas) and his daughter Gina (Carla Tous), who run tours down the ...