Paddington is back! After taking a seven-year break Paddington Bear is once again causing mayhem and laughs on the big screen. It is always a risky move to bring out a sequel after two or more successes, but it is even more of a risk when the previous film was named the highest rated film of all time (at least until that one review was added). Then add on the risk that is Paddington bear himself - a character that has become beloved by all, is as synonymous with the UK as the Royal Family and you have rather large expectations to live up too. But there is no need to worry however, Paddington in Peru is a charming triumph, worthy of its predecessors - even exceeding them in entertainment value. Read on for my full review, there will be minor spoilers. Taking the reins from director Paul King who delivered Paddington (2014) and Paddington 2 (2017) is Douglas Wilson, who understood the beloved status of everyone's favourite marmalade eating bear. We saw Paddington (Voiced by Ben Whi
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