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Film review Paddington chases laughs in an Amazonian adventure

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November 04, 2024

Just as jolly as the previous two films, but not really as funny, Paddington in Peru is a sweet-natured and primary-colour family adventure that takes Paddington Bear back to his South American homeland: the vast Amazonian wilderness (created with visual effects) where he grew to innocent adult-teen-child bearhood in the care of his Aunt Lucy, before being despatched to England.

- Peter Bradshaw

Film review Paddington chases laughs in an Amazonian adventure

It's more cheeky entertainment, with nods to Indiana Jones and no fewer than two films by Werner Herzog. The prologue tells you a bit more about his relationship to Aunt Lucy, of whom the Brown family in the present day receives alarming news: Aunt Lucy is melancholy and troubled, unwilling to leave her room in the Peruvian home for retired bears. Isn't it time for Paddington to pay her a visit?

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