Paddington

Paddington (2014): Dir: Paul King / Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Nicole Kidman, Peter Capaldi / Voice: Ben Whishaw: Innocent yet simplistic family film about a little bear named Paddington whose home in Peru is shattered by an earthquake. An explorer discovers his family and decides to preserve their legacy.

A lovely film. who rebuild the universe of a series in admirable manner.

A really enjoyable family film. I think this movie is really fun for both children and adults.

The cinematography is fantastic, the bright burnt colors, the beautiful representation of the UK, and most certainly the fantastic animation. The jokes land every time, the story is easy to understand and very much relatable to all audiences, you cannot get enough of Paddington.

I love this movie it is one of my many favorites. It is truly a delight to watch and a treat for the whole family.

This movie exudes so much warmth, cuddliness and British charm, that you have to watch it to see what I mean. It instantly gets you to a "safe-haven", when reality gets a little too overwhelming!

Those of us who grew up with the old BBC animation of the ADVENTURES OF PADDINGTON BEAR, voiced by the wonderfully fruity Michael Hordern, might find it difficult to stomach another version of Michael Bond's well-loved tales.Happily most of our skepticism was set aside: Paul King's new animated version is absolutely wonderful, with a witty script (by King and Hamish McColl), performances given with a light touch, inspired voice-overs and superb animation.

The visual gags and slapstick jokes are funny and set design is vibrant in its various pastel colors. The characters are entertaining in their own uniquely silly ways and Ben Whishaw's voice acting is perfect.

I loved the characters and the storyline. My favorite part of the movie was the set design and the use of primary colors throughout the movie.