it is smart, charming and adult in the way the characters talk about their fears and insecurities, specifically surrounding relationships.

It is entertaining, amusing, a little cold and has an overly complicated plot. I don’t know if this is one I’d revisit very often, but it is a decent time while it lasts.

It is enjoyable, especially if you are into this style of comedy, even if it feels like there is something great about to bust out that never truly does.

This silly thrill-ride is much more fun than it has any right to be.

It is relatively light on blood and not scary at all. It is funny, though, and generally pleasant to watch.

It is entertaining, but reined in where chaos could have made it soar.

The jokes are mostly lame, the story absurdly predictable and the characters totally generic.

The movie loses interest whenever the monkey is out of the picture. That’s kind of an issue, yet it isn’t a big one.

Paddington in Peru has its pleasures, however, it also backgrounds some of the better aspects of the series.

A goofy, gag-a-second, very cartoony, animated comedy that is a ton of fun for, as they say, the young and the young at heart.