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I have been hearing many good things about this movie, and I have finally gotten the opportunity to see it. Here are my thoughts on the movie Paddington. The movie opens and we see a bit of old footage showing a man by the name of Montgomery Clyde who is exploring Peru. He soon comes across two bears; and upon further realization he soon discovers that they not only can talk, but they also have taken a liking to the fruit preserve marmalade. Montgomery decides to name the bears Pastuzo and Lucy and years later Lucy and Pastuzo are shown to be taking care of their nephew. After Lucy later sends their nephew off to London, he is struggling to find shelter until a chance meeting with the Brown family changes everything. I must admit I did not expect to enjoy Paddington as much as I did. Actor Ben Whishaw lends his vocal talents starring as Paddington and does a fabulous job voicing the bear.Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins portray Henry and Mary Brown, and Nicole Kidman gives Paddington an exceptional performance in her role as the antagonist Millicent Clyde. The story in this movie is really well executed. As a movie, Paddington contains a child-like sense of humor, and an sly but lovable sense of adventure to go along with it. And to conclude, Paddington is a fantastic movie due to the acting (primarily Ben Whishaw and Nicole Kidman), the funny/adventurous story, and the direction of director Paul King. All in all, Paddington is A Great Experience Rated PG Starring: Ben Whishaw, Nicole Kidman, Imelda Staunton, Sally Hawkins, Hugh Bonneville, Tim Downie, Michael Gambon, NOTE: In light of receiving over 1000 helpful votes, I want to thank you all who have taken the time to read my reviews. The helpful votes are very appreciated, but the fact that you all have read my reviews is even more appreciated. I am grateful for all the support, and more reviews are coming.