It is a better package, maybe because having an actual conclusion gives it a purpose, as well as stronger narrative momentum.

It is a goofy little movie with charming animation, some tonal issues and a few amusing jokes. It is totally harmless, good-natured and completely forgettable.

It is an enjoyable movie, entertaining and well-made. They can’t all be classics. Sometimes you just need something that is a pleasant use of an hour-and-a-half.

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.

This is a sequel that pales in comparison to the original simply because we’ve already seen the original.

The eccentricity got boring after a while, which is a shame because the artwork is so inviting.

While it certainly didn’t reignite my childhood passion for this property, it is a reasonably enjoyable watch.

The classic era of Pixar, where everything they made was gold, is probably gone for good. However, they still make solid entertainment.

It is an idea without visual magic or real character motivation to propel it forward.