Padington in Peru Movie Review: Pack your bear requirements and marmalade for a fun journey

Still from ‘Padington’ in Peru

Padington, cute with “hard stair” for loved people, is back to this attractive threequel, a hobby for the cute, humble bear and marmalade sandwich. Padington (Ben Vishw, Voice), who lives with browns – Henry (Hug Bonville), his wife, Mary, (Emily Mortimmer, Hawkins), and their children, Judy (Medeline Harris) and Jonathan (Samuel Joslan), to get their British passports and a brawl.

The browns are the routes to build empty nests because Judi is applying to the university, while Jonathan rarely shakes from his room, inventions a sleeve of a labor-saving devices. Padington hears Reverend Maa (Olivia Colman) at home for a retired bear that her beloved aunt Lucy (Emkeda Stonton, Voice) is behaving strangely, probably because she misses her a lot.

The new American management in Mr. Brown’s firm is about embracing the risk-Sri Brown has made the triple-lime risk directory anytime. When Padington proposes a trip to Peru, it sounds like the right opportunity for brown to hug the family holiday and the risk for Sri Brown.

Arriving to Peru, Padington is disappointed to find it, Lucy is missing and decides to go down Amazon to find her. Mrs. Bird (Julie Walters), who lives in London with a brown, and accompany them to Peru, has promised Pedington and Broons to stay at Amazon’s house to keep the house in a ship-skin while traveling to Amazon while traveling to Amazon on a revolt with Captain Hunter Cabot (Antonio Bandras) and her daughter, Gina (Gina Tus).

There are secrets and mysterious maps that say with help, “Start your discovery here”, pointing to the ancient man site of Rumi Rock and a St. Christopher medal, which can bring more than fortunate to travelers.

If anyone had to describe Padington in Peru In a word, it will be attractive. Shown in place in Colombia and Peru (is a role starring Misty Majestic Machu Pichu), this conversion of a story of Paul King (who had directed the first two Padington films) based on the stories of Michael Bond offers this conversion of a story of a story, slipping in a lesson about going home and going home.

Fresh, bright platforms of color are gorgeous and this is a pleasure to burn the screen to the best and most bright of British talents. Coleman Julie is a hoot as an aggressive version of Maria of Andrews Music voice While Bonville nails Mr. Brown as a risk, hugging his courageous side. The owner of the antique shop, the gym broadbant as the Samuel Gruber, is their twinkle-ide self, which recommends Padington.

Padington in Peru Tintin brings attention to adventure Sun prisonerComplete the chaat chaat chaat with Mr. Brown’s face, the distinctive architecture of humans stronghold and supersilius lamps – you almost expect them to immerse a fiery captain Haddock with water, which, as Zorino, as an important role in small orange sellers (oranges, oranges, films) when they are angry. Living for mid-credit sequence will be rewarded in terms of a favorite villain.

Padington in Peru is currently operating in theaters