The highly anticipated film series is finally here. The third installment for the Paddington stories by MIchael Bond is reaching the theaters. This family oriented film brings great kindness, storytelling, and togetherness that’s needed. The British humor is impeccable. This is evident with Mrs. Brown (played by Emily Mortimer) who is going through withdrawal as her family is all grownup. Even her husband shows lack of attention due to stress on the job. It looks as though the Brown family is changing due to the different lifestyles the family is developing.
Just when things started to look bland, Paddington (played by Ben Whishaw) receives a letter from a nun at the home of retired bears. Its reported that Aunt Lucy (played by Imelda Staunton) is missing Paddington and is acting very strange. Paddington and the Browns take a trip to Peru to visit her. Upon arrival, they find that she has gone missing in the jungle. Paddington in his blue duffel coat, red hat, umbrella, along with the Browns, set out in search of Aunt Lucy. And so off they go on this dangerous, hilarious adventure with twist and turns that appear in the story.
This animated adventure comedy film gives off the meaning of belonging and strong family unity. The ideal that even though your beginnings was rough, those who open their doors to your heart and are in your corner in the present, is all that matters. This movie reminds me of the family films back in the day. Full of laughter, love and fun. Even the main song “Let’s Get Prepare for Paddington” is a tune that will turn an adult back into a kid again. Very impressed with the story line and the characters roles who enhance theme. This film releases February 14th and is a (4/4) 🍟 must see…
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