"Paddington in Peru" is here. The third installment of the franchise based on the character Paddington Bear and created by ...

The beloved character and his adopted British family head to his native South America and encounter a dastardly boat captain, ...

Prior to the release of the 2014 film Paddington, I had no feelings toward Paddington Bear, a character invented by the author Michael Bond in the 1950s who is found on a train platform at Paddington ...

A new actress is playing Mary Brown this time around.

With “Paddington in Peru,” the British actor voices the beloved bear for the third time. His calming charm remains the ...

While nowhere near as brilliant as its prior installment, “Paddington 2,” this third entry in the franchise still has enough ...

The Browns (led by Hugh Bonneville and Emily Mortimer) decide to travel as a family to Peru to visit Paddington's Aunt Lucy, ...

Some aspects of this entry feel familiar while others feel different, and the latter goes beyond a new director or Sally Hawkins being replaced by Emily Mortimer. Paddington is still ever the optimist ...

I can’t believe it has actually been over a decade since Paddington Bear first strutted into London on the big screen with ...

This film opens with Paddington (voice of Ben Whishaw) taking a photo for his passport in a picture booth. As usual, our bumbling hero, Paddington, gets into trouble as coins start coming out of the ...

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The third installment of the live-action-animation hybrid remains a reliable source of high-caliber children's entertainment, but its witty spark is diminished.