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‘Paddington’ Review: Charming Family Movie With Irresistible Bear! Laugh And Love With The Bear!
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“Paddington”
movie received good reviews after it has been released on big screen last Jan.
16. Based on children book by Michael Bond, “A Bear Called Paddington”, the
movie didn’t take away the sweet, polite, and the marmalade-loving characters
of the talking Peruvian bear.
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Paddington,
voiced by Ben Whishaw, takes his journey to London when an earthquake destroys
his family’s jungle home. The Brown family adopts him, and a new adventure in
his life has started.
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Weekly’s Jason Clark said in his review, “Paddington is fast-paced yet
unhurried, serving up surprisingly subtle ideas on melting-pot urban
diversity—Paddington is a stranger in a strange land, after all—and rich visual
tableaux, including a gorgeous recurring shot of the Brown home as a living
dollhouse. For BBC fnas, there may not be enough of a spotlight on its ace case
(current “Doctor Who” Time Lord Peter Capaldi gets only a handful of scenes as
crusty neighbor Mr. Curry), but in honoring a beloved child-lit figure,
writer-director Paul King has taken to heart the instructions hanging from
Paddington’s neck: ‘Please look after his bear. Thank you.’ Mission
accomplished.”
Peter Traver of
Rolling Stone wrote, “It’s funny. So is Nicole Kidman, very Cruella De Vil as
Millicent Clyde, a taxidermist with an eye on adding Paddington to her stuffed
collection. It’s an excuse for some chase scenes and physical comedy
(Paddington gets his head stuck in a toilet bowl) that manage to suggest both
the Marx brothers and Wes Anderson. I mean that as a good thing. The human
actors interact playfully with the computer-generated bear, cleverly realized
by the animators at London’s Framestore, who worked on Gravity.”
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