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    Movie review: 'Paddington 2' holds comedy and compassion in a big bear hug

    by Justin Chang, Los Angeles Times Jan 11, 2018 3 minutes

    At one point in the new film that (ahem) bears his name, Paddington Brown, the Peruvian-born, London-dwelling ursine hero with the blue coat and floppy red hat, rattles off the recipe for an unusually large quantity of marmalade.

    It would be criminal to say too much about the reasons for this impractical assignment, or the silly, utterly delightful outcome of Paddington's rare foray into the culinary arts. Suffice to say that he will need a lot of help, a lot of sugar and about a thousand oranges to pull it off.

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