After Paddington
is convicted and sent to jail, the movie starts to test you. The test? How hard
can you hold yourself from falling over laughing as Paddington clumsily makes
his way through prison? We see him adjust with some help and transform the prison
using Aunt Lucy’s teachings to make everyone a little nicer.
Paddington 2 is
a live-action/CGI animated comedy film, full of the same characters from the
first movie (Paddington (2014))
and some new additions, many of whom you’ll love to see. One standout is Hugh
Grant, whose character is thoroughly enjoyable.
In this
installment, Aunt Lucy is about to turn one hundred years old, and Paddington
wants to get her a special present. He sets his eyes on a unique pop-up book of
London in Mr. Gruber’s antique shop. Paddington wants this book because Aunt
Lucy has always dreamed of visiting London, so he hopes to bring London to her.
The problem? The book is far more expensive than Paddington can afford, so he
takes on odd jobs to raise the money.
The Browns
believe Paddington and take on the task of trying to find the real criminal.
The only challenge? The thief happens to be a master of disguise.
The Paddington films
are fun family movies set in a fictional world where an anthropomorphic bear
migrates from the jungles of “darkest Peru” to the streets of London. The movie
is based on the stories of the character Paddington, from the children’s book
series of the same name created by Michael Bond.
I’d advise you
to take the whole family to see this movie. And don’t worry—Mr. Curry, played
by our beloved twelfth Doctor, Peter Capaldi (of the Doctor Who series),
is still around to hate on Paddington and, in the process, bring the whole
community together to save and clear his name.
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