Movie review; Paddington of Peru 2014.

Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to learn a bear language if you were to meet one? The adventurous part of it, the fun and whatnot! Well, I hope I can learn that and speak to them in their language, which will be a morse code to those who listen to us.

Imagine giggling and interacting without the use of our devices. How delightful! And with this delight I bring to your table a movie that will make you want to see the next big thing and can be comfortably watched with your children;

Movie name: Paddington.

Genre: Adventure, comedy, family.

Release date; 23 November 2014.

Director; Paul King.

The tale of Paddington began when a British explorer discovered a rare species of bear in the deep jungle of Peru. And unlike every other explorer, the British explorer by the name Montgomery Clyde, decided to befriend these species of bear and even told them about London. Mr. Clyde gave them a hat and some other human stuff to remind them they would be welcome if they found themselves in London.

And so the tale moved on when the young polar bear whose name Paddington was given to him by Mrs. Brown, a kind woman who had found him at the train station with her family after Paddington’s arrival in London exactly how he had hoped it'd be.

The Brown took him in on one condition, Paddington would only have to spend the night with them as he would be taken to the authorities the next day. At least, that was how it was going to be, only that Paddington remembered Mr Montgomery Clyde's hat that his aunt had given him, and since his name was not remembered by Paddington, Mrs. Brown offered to help by taking him to an antique shop where the hat would be examined and maybe... the owner would be alive to help or any of his relatives.

However, things didn't go quite as planned, or should I say, Paddington did get to meet Montgomery Clyde's daughter, but what he expected wasn't what he got. It was then Paddington accepted his fate of what's yet to happen.

My views.

Being a big fan of animation, I wondered why I hadn't seen the movie earlier, but looking at the year, well, I was still hustling deeply at that time and still am. I found the movie exciting as it speaks so much about family, love, and adventure, which I hold in high value, and in addition to that, there was comedy that sealed everything.

For 2014, I say the movie is good and would rather not rate it now as I am getting my eyes set to watch the second part. Yeah, there's another Paddington of 2017 and a new one to be released this 2024 if not already out. Until then, I am holding on to my pen of rating.

_{Rotten tomatoes and video from #YouTube}.

Still yours truly,
Balikis.

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