42/46
Paul King, the director of the previous two films, decided not to direct this installment
Plot
Paddington returns to Peru to visit his beloved Aunt Lucy, who is now living in a retirement home for bears. As the Brown family moves forward, an exciting adventure ensues when a mystery takes them on an unexpected journey.
It was followed by Paddington (2014)
However, he suggested the idea for the third film and served as executive producer. Paddington Peru is the perfect addition to the beloved Paddington franchise, offering a heartwarming adventure that is perfect for family viewing.
The story is simple yet engaging, designed to keep children entertained without overwhelming them
The film follows the iconic bear as he embarks on a series of gentle escapades from London to the spectacular landscapes of Peru, where he reconnects with his roots. As with previous Paddington films, the tone is light-hearted and the humor is gentle, making it easy for children and adults to watch.
The characters, old and new, are compelling, and the bear’s optimistic, polite nature continues to play a central role
This is the kind of film that doesn’t ask much of its audience – ideal for a family movie night when you just want to kick back and enjoy something wholesome. The animation and cinematography continue to impress, with the lush landscapes of Peru providing a stunning backdrop for Paddington’s fascinating adventures.
While the film doesn’t delve into complex themes, it’s warm and easy to watch
It achieves its goal of keeping kids happy and entertained for at least an hour, with enough charm and humor to keep adults entertained too. If you’re looking for easy-to-digest and reliably heartwarming family entertainment, Paddington Peru is a great choice.