Love is something
that comes out of nowhere even in the oddest places, it is absurd or sometimes
invisible, love is unpredictable.
Knowing
that everything is fine, a happy home, a complete family, and a TASTY JARS OF MARMALADE;
then come a massive earthquake that destroys the home of Peruvian bears. Now
that the home of the Peruvian bears was destroyed, only two remained, Aunt Lucy
and her nephew.
The
movie is about a Peruvian bear that tries to find a home in the land that he
knew as a welcome city, a city where everyone was friendly, caring, a city
where he thought he could find a home. He was almost gave up on finding someone
who could give him a home but suddenly, a woman (Mrs. Brown) came by and
adopted him, not to mention that she gave him a name, Paddington. Being with
the Brown Family, he was so happy, he felt like it was home. The only thing
that bothers him is Mr. Brown, making him feel like he is not accepted; as for
his solution, he ran away; never aware that there was also a woman that intends
to capture him for her own collection. At the end, the browns and Paddington
lived happily.
From
the past movies I’ve watched, this is something different. Dramas, horror,
comedy, and a lot of other genres, this one is unique. It depicts how love can
be seen in the oddest places and in the most critical time. What I really loved
in this movie is the adventurous scenes and funny parts. Despite the fact that
it’s an animated and fiction movie, I can still see the wholeness of the movie,
and when I say the “wholeness” I mean the essence of the movie; the way it
moved me to another world where I feel like I’m also part of that movie. I
really did enjoy watching this movie, and I am really thankful for having Ms.
Eliz letting us watch this movie
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