This Friday I had the opportunity to see the third installment of the Paddington Bear film saga.<\/p>\n
I loved the first two films<\/strong>, and in fact I found something unusual: a second part that was even better than the first. This third film maintains the spirit of the first ones<\/strong> but takes us to Paddington's country of origin: Peru, increasing the dose of adventure cinema, but without forgetting other ingredients that I liked from the previous installments: a lot of entertainment, good values, family cinema and no ideological nonsense<\/strong>, as well as some very nice musical notes.<\/p>\n I wouldn't say it's as good as the second one, but I certainly loved this third part. If you want to enjoy a good time at the cinema with your family, \"Paddington: The Jungle Adventure\" is a good choice. <\/strong> However, if you go to the cinema with a teddy bear, I warn you that you may experience some distressing moments watching Paddington get his fluff wet and run the risk of shrinking (according to me Bilbo<\/a> very alarmed).<\/p>\n Here I leave you with the trailer of the film:<\/p>\n
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