Movie Family Therapy: PADDINGTON

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  • Опубліковано 29 гру 2024

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  • @hikaru_4351
    @hikaru_4351 Місяць тому +1215

    I love how sincere the Paddington films are. In a world where everyone tries to be the "smart guy" who subvert expectations, poke fun at or say how dumb this and that trope are, it's refreshing to see a film play its cards straight, with so much heart. I think films like that are needed more than ever nowadays, for both kids and grown ups. They're seriously some of my favourite films in the past 10 or so years. Can't wait to see the third one.

    • @ScorbunGame
      @ScorbunGame Місяць тому +36

      Sometimes subverting tropes comes off as the writer telling you "being kind and caring and a good person is lame, be a complete jackass instead" and on some level the audience WILL reject that.

    • @TomTheCat29
      @TomTheCat29 Місяць тому +4

      its a great film very humorous

    • @daelen.cclark
      @daelen.cclark Місяць тому +12

      You can still acknowledge the silliness of things while being considerate of others. These films do that.

    • @TomTheCat29
      @TomTheCat29 Місяць тому +7

      @@daelen.cclark absolutley they are very well made and thoughfully crafted.

    • @kaleanaking5292
      @kaleanaking5292 Місяць тому +1

      I loved the show for this exact reason

  • @trinaq
    @trinaq Місяць тому +1003

    Fun Fact: The man who raises his glass to Paddington during the taxi ride montage was Michael Bond, the writer of the original novels, who sadly passed away before the release of the second film. Also, loved the joke of Mr Brown chiding the taxi driver for taking them an unnecessarily long route, just to show off all the London landmarks, even the ones that aren't beside each other.

    • @meghanphillips3495
      @meghanphillips3495 Місяць тому +28

      I love that shot of Michael Bond. What a lovely Easter Egg.

    • @katashworth41
      @katashworth41 Місяць тому +17

      He died on the last day of filming of Paddington 2

    • @estherhinds6314
      @estherhinds6314 Місяць тому +6

      *who, sadly, passed on 😉

    • @piglet_teadragon
      @piglet_teadragon Місяць тому

      whats up with the winking emoji?​@@estherhinds6314

    • @ehowiehowie7850
      @ehowiehowie7850 12 днів тому +2

      Julie Walters is amazing. 2 soups !!

  • @francescablacknell4521
    @francescablacknell4521 Місяць тому +636

    I've always loved how Paddington isn't toxicly positive nor too childlike. He's curiously optimistic and never preaches. Most of the emotional lessons he teaches others are almost a by-product of Paddington being his authentic self. Each of the Paddington films feels like they were made with the same love, care and artistry that Micheal Bond gave to him all those years ago. And it's funny how each member of the Brown family and their neighbors all learn from Paddington much the same way as anyone in the audience learns from him. Paddington makes you want to be kinder and more inquisitive simply because it's a wonderful thing. I hope this trilogy is studied in film and media courses for years to come.

    • @stalememes3770
      @stalememes3770 Місяць тому +16

      Dude, you said it perfectly, especially in the second film where Paddington gets angry at the chef instead of the usual dopey ignorance of not even knowing he's being bullied. Not only that, but being forgiving towards him because he knows the chefs anger is a by-product of embarrassment unlike the usual forgive everything and everyone no matter what that is so commonly found.

    • @boingyboop4960
      @boingyboop4960 Місяць тому +4

      Very wise words

  • @sylvirgiomanach1491
    @sylvirgiomanach1491 Місяць тому +415

    I love the use of lighting in this movie. It's usually so warm and cozy, but the kitchen scene with the letter is cold. You can *feel* the loss of Paddington's warmth in that scene and many of the scenes after until they're together again, with little hints of it here and there when they start working together.

    • @CinemaTherapyShow
      @CinemaTherapyShow  Місяць тому +60

      That's a great observation!

    • @JL_Pope
      @JL_Pope Місяць тому +12

      You’re 100% I totally felt that but didn’t realize!!

    • @vastro921
      @vastro921 Місяць тому +4

      The same in Paddington 2 when he goes outside. At first it's very warm and everyone's happy in his presence. But when he's in jail and we see Windsor Gardens, it looks cold and distanced and the people are rude - Paddington had an enormous influence on them. Love that bear.

    • @RhuriGray
      @RhuriGray Місяць тому +4

      @@CinemaTherapyShow please do the second film, if you liked this one you will love the second one

  • @trinaq
    @trinaq Місяць тому +447

    I've heard this movie described as a "Warm Bear Hug", and it's totally true. The entire family can enjoy the misadventures of a talking bear, and love the wholesome bond he shares with the family, who have all very unique, memorable personalities.

  • @aechmaydostuff
    @aechmaydostuff Місяць тому +243

    The first Paddington? Pretty cute, pretty fun.
    Paddington 2? A CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE

    • @gracehowell.
      @gracehowell. Місяць тому +18

      That credits sequence with Phoenix in prison, singing and dancing? The best thing ever filmed, BAR NONE.

    • @antomcmanus1775
      @antomcmanus1775 12 днів тому

      My asd kid with an obsession with trains ...🥰🥰😍😍😍😍

  • @nancy.padawan
    @nancy.padawan Місяць тому +243

    My husband and I say, "I'm doing my looking away face" because of this movie. My whole family (my husband and I and our 4-year-old) love this move.

  • @MysterySteve
    @MysterySteve Місяць тому +260

    Okay, that's it. I don't think I could possibly have another specific hope for a movie to be covered on this show. Maybe other than Paddington 2. Love yall

  • @iPeace460
    @iPeace460 Місяць тому +64

    At 13:08 when Paddington is talking about the quirks he likes about the Brown’s, it reminds me of Amélie where she lists the likes and dislikes of the folks around her. And there’s a whimsy and kindness to this movie that is shared with Amélie as well. Paddington 2 is SO rightfully raved over, but I always really really encourage people to watch this first movie too. It has so much personality! It’s as if the picture books came to life!! Do not sleep on Paddington (2014)!!

    • @vastro921
      @vastro921 Місяць тому +3

      Hoping for a Paddington and Amélie crossover.

  • @jennieorlando790
    @jennieorlando790 Місяць тому +60

    It's wholesome AND funny! I especially love the cutaway gag where Mr and Mrs Brown ride into the hospital on a motorcycle and leave in an SUV with baby Judy.

    • @lemsip207
      @lemsip207 16 днів тому

      I thought it was a beige Ford Cortina.

    • @jennieorlando790
      @jennieorlando790 16 днів тому

      You are probably right, I don't know my cars that well 😂

  • @YamiTasher
    @YamiTasher Місяць тому +10

    Fun Fact! In the scene where Paddington accidentally floods the place, some of the books on the kitchen table were bought from my fathers tiny little ebay business. He buys and restores antiquarian books that he sells on but he does also sell lots of other books in general. And I still remember being so excited when the studio reached out and wanted to 'borrow' the books as props. They purchased the books with the intent of giving them back to us after filming had concluded lol and told us what movie they were going to be in! And then, months later, we got another email telling us they were very sorry but our books got absolutely destroyed in the scene and they paid us a little compensation as an apology! It was so cool and I'll never forget it. My whole family watched Paddington and my dad and I laughed at the scene, pointing out our books on the table.

  • @oliviamackenzie9725
    @oliviamackenzie9725 Місяць тому +61

    Moment of appreciation for Simon Farnaby who cowrote these films and enhanced almost every British Gen Z's childhood. Also Hugh Bonneville was not in titanic Alan you're thinking of Downton Abbey.

  • @oldgerontius2943
    @oldgerontius2943 Місяць тому +18

    Hot take disclaimer, the scene with the family reacting to the letter when Paddington left.
    I thought that Johnathon’s reaction was spot on for being a dreamer. (1) He confronts and rejects his dad’s viewpoint outright because, for the first time, not only has someone supported all his dreams; Paddington also shared in them and helped make them real. His dad saying that can’t happen anymore, and insisting that it’s a good thing, caused the snap.
    (2) He leaves the room first. Where does he go? Back to his room, the same place where the dreams have always been strongest. He retreats back within his safe shell and rejects any reality that threatens his dreams.
    If you guys read this far, as a British viewer, how the hell are you gunna be doing Paddington while ignoring the entire Aardman universe. Please watch Chicken Run, especially with kids.

  • @beverlyweber4122
    @beverlyweber4122 Місяць тому +100

    LOVE the phrase "Unconditional Positive Regard".
    That was my husband as he was described by numerous people when he passed a few years ago. You never hear this phrase. Very rare. And it's PERFECT for Paddington and others with that non-judgemental 'take people from where they are and assume the best" attitude. Excellent analysis!

  • @R2C2_
    @R2C2_ Місяць тому +57

    This movie is 4 or 5 or 10 times better than I ever expected it to be. An absolutely beautiful film.

    • @ericthompson3982
      @ericthompson3982 Місяць тому +9

      The sequel is somehow even better. I love them both.

  • @katemiller4084
    @katemiller4084 Місяць тому +104

    I’ve already booked my ticket to see Paddington in Peru tomorrow. My mam and I love the Paddington movies and no matter who you talk to in the UK, adult or child, nearly everyone I spoke to loves these movies. ❤

    • @mamdaero_24
      @mamdaero_24 Місяць тому +7

      I saw it on release date and enjoyed it!! Loved the previous 2 movies as well.

    • @fayesouthall6604
      @fayesouthall6604 Місяць тому +2

      I’m seeing it on Friday

    • @gracehowell.
      @gracehowell. Місяць тому +1

      We don't get it until New Year's Day in Australia. So annoyed about this.

    • @mamdaero_24
      @mamdaero_24 Місяць тому +1

      @@gracehowell. Hope you do enjoy it when you get to see it!

  • @battery2720
    @battery2720 Місяць тому +44

    As a child, we always had big family movie nights, but as I grew up, we started going to the cinema together less and less. I remember Paddington was one of the last films we all went to go see together and we all loved. (kinda helped our family also fit the dynamics of the family in the film)

  • @mikimakotini3893
    @mikimakotini3893 Місяць тому +43

    I cannot begin to describe how happy I got once I saw you guys covering Paddington. We need a Paddington 2 episode next!!

  • @wrestlingwithlife7297
    @wrestlingwithlife7297 Місяць тому +97

    Attempt #(25) of asking for Spirit : Stallion of the Cimarron!! Was my absolute childhood movie growing up and the filmmaking is so beautiful with amazing scores and concepts of loss and staying true to once nature even in the face of adversity!

    • @corey7219
      @corey7219 Місяць тому

      Agreed!

    • @cygnata
      @cygnata Місяць тому +3

      I still want The Last Unicorn!

    • @lyricamare6073
      @lyricamare6073 Місяць тому

      Yes please do it

    • @warcatfurever101writeroffanfic
      @warcatfurever101writeroffanfic Місяць тому +2

      I third the motion!

    • @LadyEsori
      @LadyEsori Місяць тому +3

      😂 You are consistent... at this point I expect to see this comment on every video. Keep it up and I can only imagine they'll do it one day. 👏

  • @petrastedman669
    @petrastedman669 Місяць тому +36

    I've heard the warm bear hug comparison, or called a soft fluffy film.
    I think these movies are a marmalade sandwich on freshly baked (and slightly toasted) bread. Not for everyday, but a great, satisfying, just sweet enough treat that hits the spot.

  • @-N0V4-
    @-N0V4- Місяць тому +49

    I love Paddington (the books and the movies) because it was the closest thing in Western media that depicted a family that wasn't just a simple nuclear family

    • @LtGhost-tb3kq
      @LtGhost-tb3kq Місяць тому

      What's wrong with a nuclear family?

    • @Danielsaurus
      @Danielsaurus Місяць тому +10

      @@LtGhost-tb3kqPretty soon you have family members who start sprouting additional limbs or glowing in the dark…

    • @LtGhost-tb3kq
      @LtGhost-tb3kq Місяць тому

      @@Danielsaurus 😐

    • @Danielsaurus
      @Danielsaurus Місяць тому +1

      @@LtGhost-tb3kq I’m sorry 😬

    • @-N0V4-
      @-N0V4- Місяць тому +9

      @@LtGhost-tb3kq Nothing really it's just I'm African and the nuclear family is often an outlier rather than the norm. With Western media dominating the space when I was a kid I was never able to fully "get" the media.
      Take for instance adopted kids. In a lot of shows, a kid finding out they were adopted would be a huge deal but where I'm from it's not even worth noting. Most people are never raised by their direct parents- often aunts, uncles, neighbours, siblings etc. Being related by blood seldom meant anything other than who had your birth certificate. Paddington is technically "adopted" and it's never made a big deal of- he's part of the family (in the books anyway- I know the entire premise of the first movie is about adoption)
      Another is the Aunt living in the house. Her direct relation is never truly explained- which side of the family she's from or if it's even by blood- she just functions as a grandma type. This was again common to me because family was never denotes by relation but rather by age. Your cousin could have been the same age as your mother but you never called them your cousin- you called them aunt, because of their age.
      Small stuff like that, that never made it into the standard depictions of the nuclear family and I never saw often on TV but was surrounded by in real life.

  • @reemyfairy09
    @reemyfairy09 Місяць тому +34

    Paddington is such a heartwarming and warm film. The family bonding, the innocence and the faith he had in the people around, spreading kindness and compassion wherever he goes. We need more of this type of stories.❤

  • @Cassowary-i4d
    @Cassowary-i4d Місяць тому +23

    This is what I love about some characters is some characters don't need to change they help others to change good people can help other people to be great people

  • @JL_Pope
    @JL_Pope Місяць тому +15

    20:35 I love that judy wasn’t disgusted by her parents love bc when I was at her age I stared to grow out of that and started to admire it more as I was starting to have crushes and stuff

    • @elaineb7065
      @elaineb7065 Місяць тому +4

      Yep, certain teens want to be reminded that they were born from love. I know I did. My folks would have some rather bitter arguments, but they came through, & when it was good enough for them to kiss each other, I cheered.
      Others will still yuck at it though

  • @kevinschoenfeld6294
    @kevinschoenfeld6294 Місяць тому +42

    We need more movies like this!! It has a really good message. A lot of movies aren't fun anymore. It's all about remakes and how much blood and gore are in horror movies they can put in. Rather then write a good story. It's very sad!

  • @InmateOmighty
    @InmateOmighty Місяць тому +19

    ONE STEP CLOSER TO FANTASTIC MR FOX

  • @elleoghale
    @elleoghale Місяць тому +18

    This was my comfort movie, the composition, music, visuals, everything!!!

  • @00juls00
    @00juls00 Місяць тому +10

    Paddington (any of them) are just some of the greatest movies ever. So much joy, laughter, beauty, and wholesome good!

  • @majomoranh
    @majomoranh Місяць тому +4

    my freshman year of college, i moved to the states from Honduras to pursue my education. I watched this movie that year in my dorm room and i remember being WRECKED. i was paddington! away from home, in a place that didnt speak my language, and trying to find where i fit in. in a way, this movie healed me. thank you for analyzing it and giving it a new perspective!💗

    • @yolandacroes5491
      @yolandacroes5491 Місяць тому +1

      I had the same experience. I moved to Europe from the Caribbean for work. I first watched it after yt’s algorithm sent me the video of Paddington having tea with the queen. It was the middle of the pandemic. I was Paddington too. In a new country, lonely and missing my family but also trying to fit in my new country and making new friends. I cried ugly tears whenever I watched (which was often when it was on Netflix).

  • @petrastedman669
    @petrastedman669 Місяць тому +16

    These movies are just incredible. They're warm, and smart, and friendly for lack of a better word.
    There's still conflict and truth and the acknowledgment of the occasional need for a Hard Stare, but the world would be better if it were more like these films - and even with a talking bear, that's not so surrealistic a request as one might think.

  • @TheTrueHamGamer
    @TheTrueHamGamer Місяць тому +14

    About Time is my favorite movie of all time. Please, please, please do a video on it. You could cover couple's therapy, family therapy, grief, how to live life to its fullest, or even toxic relationships and substance abuse. So many possibilities.

  • @wendycorbett6534
    @wendycorbett6534 Місяць тому +10

    I'm 45 and this is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. It's like a hug on film.❤

  • @dragonvideos5667
    @dragonvideos5667 Місяць тому +5

    I wonder what you'll cover in the sequel. I also liked Paddington's modesty. "That family needed that Wee bear as much as he needed you." One of the best quotes in the movie!

  • @bagbag9099
    @bagbag9099 Місяць тому +19

    at 26:54, I am assuming the name you were struggling with was "Niamh" - it's a Welsh name that's actually pronounced "neeve" pretty cool!! I love you guys btw

    • @fayesouthall6604
      @fayesouthall6604 Місяць тому

      Gorgeous name

    • @kennedymckinley7146
      @kennedymckinley7146 Місяць тому

      surprisingly, you helped me know how to pronounce the character of a book I'm reading. I knew I must be saying it wrong, so I am very grateful.

  • @Lady_ETHNE
    @Lady_ETHNE Місяць тому +17

    The way I gasped when I saw the thumbnail. Paddington and the second film are some of my favorite films of all time and I’m so glad you’re covering it, especially since you already covered Wonka. Paddington is just pure wholesomeness and I adore it.

  • @VickiLovesDoctorWho
    @VickiLovesDoctorWho Місяць тому +6

    There's so much that is wonderful about this movie and so much interesting stuff that could be discussed. Like the xenophobia that Paddington faces as an asylum seeker, the love he develops for his new home and family, but at the same time, how he desperately misses his old home and his aunt Lucy. That scene where they watch the film of Peru and Paddington goes from watching it in wonder, then steps through the screen INTO Peru is visually and emotionally stunning!
    For a family movie it delves into some serious topics without it being too heavy or compromising the lighthearted and heartwarming feel of the movie.
    The Paddington movies are my number 1 comfort movies - I love them so much 🥹
    Please do Paddington 2!

  • @carobecaje
    @carobecaje Місяць тому +21

    Nunca he ido tan rápido a ver un video de UA-cam como a ustedes, espero que UA-cam traduzca este pequeño comentario desde una chilena que vive en México, gracias por existir y ser mi refugio.
    EDIT: thank you for everything (yes, i can write in english, just i want them to know that their videos go all around the world)

  • @jackservans6906
    @jackservans6906 Місяць тому +7

    Advantages of Paddington 1:
    More personal villain
    Bigger focus on the core family
    Better arc for Paddington
    Advantages of Paddington 2:
    Prison subplot
    More fun villain
    Better pacing
    I think my slight preference is 2, but honestly they’re both absolutely amazing

  • @Astronomicalfacts
    @Astronomicalfacts Місяць тому +28

    Yay! A Paddington episode!!!!

  • @heynhamnham
    @heynhamnham Місяць тому +1

    My mother loved this movie, she was hard to please when it came to watching TV but she watched this movie and she loved it. We were raised very stoic but I think she liked the message of having a family united and not just iving together in a house. Maybe because for many years in our lives we never had this feeling of unity. She passed away in September and I never felt so lonely in a house, suddenly it feels bigger than I remembered it from my childhood maybe because it is so silent. Still, this movie brings me warmth and joy!! Thanks for the video

  • @ericthompson3982
    @ericthompson3982 Місяць тому +13

    Paddington has been one of my favorite characters my entire life. That includes now, as a 47 year old, um, adult. Ish.

  • @jadejardine1600
    @jadejardine1600 Місяць тому +23

    PLEASE DO PADDINGTON 2

  • @DoctorDanielle
    @DoctorDanielle Місяць тому +7

    Listening to both of you giggle throughout as you watch the film is my new favorite thing.

  • @SuperPooped
    @SuperPooped Місяць тому +2

    Paddington 2 is my comfort film. Whenever I struggle I put it on and it’s like a wonderful hug

  • @Braddicusfinch
    @Braddicusfinch Місяць тому +8

    Fantastic movies, a real testament to how family films can actually feel so impactful and important, and a much needed sincerity-flavoured antidote to the tide of aloof cynicism we see in modern times.
    I might be 30, but there are times I've needed to just let this films break through whatever jaded, distracted way I may have been feeling. Ben Whishaw did an A+ job, and Sally Hawkins is a bloody delight as Mrs Brown, and I don't doubt that Emily Mortimer will do just as good a job. Wholesome, delightful, magical, and the ending to the second cracked me like an egg 😂

  • @amidthephantomsrose
    @amidthephantomsrose Місяць тому +7

    I love this movie so much! It's so heartwarming. I binge watch it woth my daughter all the time!

  • @SpicySoulsa
    @SpicySoulsa Місяць тому +11

    1) amazing movie ty for doing this.
    But also 2) IDK if it's just me but around 22:20 I noticed that their outfits all have a red component to it. Which is a great visual cue that they ARE acting more together as a family. Just a neat detail to pick up on :3

  • @retape101
    @retape101 Місяць тому +24

    Lol the nick cage movie is actually why my family watched Paddington. We put it on right after we finished the movie and we're absolutely blown away 😭 Paddington 2 was great too

    • @kevinschoenfeld6294
      @kevinschoenfeld6294 Місяць тому +5

      Same here! And I'm very glad that I did. Pedro Pascal fucking told us!!

  • @AnnaMonicaVista
    @AnnaMonicaVista Місяць тому +29

    Thanks Cinema Therapy! Very much timely after recently feeling extremely sad and lonely. I was reminded of joy and belongingness. Time to rewatch paddington.

    • @ericthompson3982
      @ericthompson3982 Місяць тому +2

      Big bear hugs to you. I hope all turns out well for you.

    • @TomTheCat29
      @TomTheCat29 Місяць тому +1

      this is such a awesome channel its like my daily dose of therapy it really relaxes me thank you.

  • @Oriya-b1x
    @Oriya-b1x Місяць тому +12

    Finally you did this episode 👏
    This movie is just magic

  • @ruzica1974
    @ruzica1974 Місяць тому +9

    3:28 Absolutely yessss! I love Sally Hawkins!!!

  • @nickydooo
    @nickydooo Місяць тому +13

    Hugh Bonneville was not on Titanic, duder.
    That mistake aside, loved this episode so much. We have just watched it last week so it was all nice and fresh. Still cried even at this haha

    • @phoenixpa
      @phoenixpa Місяць тому +2

      I think it's an honest confusion with Victor Garber, who has a similar face.

    • @StealAwayTheStars
      @StealAwayTheStars Місяць тому

      @@phoenixpa Haha, I placed him from Alias but turns out that was also Victor Garber and I haven't seen anything Hugh Bonneville is known for. I bet a lot of people mix them up.

    • @freshwaterlife
      @freshwaterlife Місяць тому +2

      Yeah, I thought they might be confusing him with Bernard Hill or someone. In Downton Abbey his character was related to someone who died on the titanic but that’s all.😄 Still love Alan though. No worries.👍🏻👍🏻

    • @gabriellehitchins9182
      @gabriellehitchins9182 Місяць тому

      @@freshwaterlife there was a tv movie on the titanic that did have Hugh in it

    • @beccaintoyland
      @beccaintoyland Місяць тому +1

      Thank you, I got to that part and I was so confused! Haha

  • @shv5626
    @shv5626 Місяць тому +8

    This fiiiilm ❤️ What a great episode. Would love to see you guys do Paddington 2!

  • @WhatsaModderU
    @WhatsaModderU Місяць тому +1

    I like the commentary on healthy fights at 9:30. My parents "never fight" so to learn what a healthy argument is in a healthy relationship was as rewarding as it was identifying with the title character.

  • @Redrally
    @Redrally Місяць тому +8

    I'm definitely a Thinker. I analyse and plan everything and I LOVE being right.

  • @kubasperkis7118
    @kubasperkis7118 Місяць тому +10

    26:23 should've said "I have been accused of insider trading"

  • @EE-Shepherd
    @EE-Shepherd 29 днів тому +1

    I think one word that can describe Paddington is DELIGHTFUL. I absolutely love the design of these movies. It’s so cozy and colorful and whimsical and it’s a lovely time that reminds me of my childhood.
    The director for this movie did Wonka as well, I’m a huge fan of Roald Dahl and I hope that when they continue to make movies of his books they make them like how they did Paddington.

  • @fayesouthall6604
    @fayesouthall6604 Місяць тому +8

    A beautiful film. Paddington 2 is even better.

  • @iamabrawler92
    @iamabrawler92 Місяць тому +9

    I frequently see Paddington ranked in lists as one of the best films in that "sub-genre" of "live-action family movie with focus on a CGI character". I've yet to see either of them, though. But I only heard good things of both, so... yeah, that's on the must-see list.
    After this episode, I'm holding out hope for an episode on the Sonic movies eventually. ....Maybe next year depending on whether you'd rather have the third movie as well to talk about.

  • @lerneanlion
    @lerneanlion Місяць тому +4

    I have heard of this movie a long time ago but never bother to watch it because I thought I was too old for it. But now that I saw this for real, I really wanted to watch it and the rest of the trilogy. So thank you for introducing me to the Paddington movies, Cinema Therapy!

  • @alyzu4755
    @alyzu4755 15 днів тому +1

    I went to London a couple of months after this was released. (I hadn't been since 1991.) My hotel was near Paddington Station, and and the city was celebrating Paddington Bear with various sculptures all over the city. It was so cute! 🥰

  • @mbncd
    @mbncd Місяць тому +1

    13:14 Just as a note regarding the wooden hand in the mother's handbag and "She needed the hand?" That was an artist's reference prop. Remember she illustrates books and it looks as though she works in a realistic style. Hands can be particularly difficult to draw.
    You might just think "Why not just look at your own hand?" For one thing, if you need to see your hand from a different angle (like with the pinkie closest to the viewer instead of the thumb). For another thing, it can be awkward drawing the hand you're trying to draw with (repeatedly putting your pencil down and trying to get your hand back into exactly the right pose and then getting your pencil back up and in position, instead of just glancing at something always right in front of you in the correct pose already).
    I think little posable props like that are awesome and I'm not even an artist myself ^_^

  • @toonyana5384
    @toonyana5384 Місяць тому +6

    Yes!! Finally! I love the Paddington movies!!❤

  • @michaelwilliams949
    @michaelwilliams949 Місяць тому +1

    The fact that you guys release this a day before me and my dad take my younger down syndrome brother to see the 3rd one in the cinema is gold! His birthday is tomorrow so it's a surprise for him.

  • @TheIPCGambler
    @TheIPCGambler Місяць тому +4

    I remember watching a Paddington film with my sisters even if the memory was more like a bear that made orange peel jam and was sent away in a boat. Even if it was a faint memory I still searched for it and loved it when I first watched it. My sisters don’t really do that anymore and I don’t have that kid whimsy as well.

  • @DeanPelton98
    @DeanPelton98 Місяць тому +6

    Would love to see the live reaction of Jona watching Paddington 2. That movie can break anyone

  • @MutelyMutel
    @MutelyMutel Місяць тому +11

    What a birthday gift- how perfect for this to be uploaded today!

  • @hollandkinney1215
    @hollandkinney1215 Місяць тому +2

    Paddington 2 is THE BEST sequel out there!!! WATCH IT! Please ❤

  • @masmith8308
    @masmith8308 Місяць тому +3

    I have a bone to pick with whoever was responsible for the US trailer of this movie. I had zero desire to see it when that trailer came out. Thankfully a lot of people, both in and out of the public eye, started saying how wonderful it was and I gave it a chance. This and the sequel are some of the most beautiful examples of storytelling out there.

  • @littleravendesigns5587
    @littleravendesigns5587 Місяць тому

    Paddington has a special place in my heart. My Nana was British and loved that bear, she has been to the train station he is named after. I watched the old stop motion tv show with her when I was a cub. With this movie I got to pass on that joy to my son, who Aldo’s fell in love with Paddington! ❤

  • @standingbylife
    @standingbylife Місяць тому +6

    I love Paddington!
    He's just kind, even when not everyone else is to him. He simply carries on and continues to be kind.🥲

  • @bodyfarmbrat
    @bodyfarmbrat Місяць тому +5

    i love the colour pallet of this movie

  • @maidenofthelight
    @maidenofthelight Місяць тому +1

    Someone probably already mentioned this but I realized after watching this video that during the analysis of the 'doll house' scene and the way the camera pans, it reminds me of a Wes Anderson film, only more warm and soft.
    Regardless, great video and is it bad it's one of the videos I rewatch before bed?

  • @JL_Pope
    @JL_Pope Місяць тому +3

    5:45 thank you for helping me understand I’m a thinker😂

  • @FishareFriendsNotFood972
    @FishareFriendsNotFood972 Місяць тому +4

    This movie is the closest thing to cinema chicken noodle soup I have ever seen

  • @Spacey_Mad
    @Spacey_Mad Місяць тому

    My family and I absolutely love these movies, Paddington is just so adorable and I love how much they feel like a warm hug.

  • @zoesakurablossom5327
    @zoesakurablossom5327 Місяць тому

    OOOHHHHH AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY FAVOURITE NON-ANIMATED FILM!!!!!
    Well...uh... it´s still partially animated I guess BUT IT COUNTS
    Seriously as soon as I saw you´d released this video I got SO excited, I finished homework as fast as humanly possible in order to be able to see it and it did NOT disappoint. This movie just lifts me up :,) as someone who travelled to another country when they were very young and had the opportunity to discover the place you belong is not always where you came from, Paddington as a character is so so dear to me. (Also, the scene where he sees his jungle in the old explorer video and is transported there for a minute always makes me tear up. I felt so understood.) And the entire film is so beautifully! sincere! and earnest! I love it to bits and pieces, excellent video!! :D

  • @PassiveAgressive319
    @PassiveAgressive319 28 днів тому

    My whole family from my 90 year old dad to my 5 year old nephew adore this movie❤

  • @natt3975
    @natt3975 Місяць тому +5

    I hope they cover Paddington 2!

  • @ChristianDall-p2j
    @ChristianDall-p2j Місяць тому

    20:43 i knew he was gonna be the hero for her story rhigt from the start!

  • @vibrantthorn
    @vibrantthorn Місяць тому +1

    This should be an advert, I want to watch Paddington after this.
    I think commentary on Casper would be interesting!

  • @facelesscat1138
    @facelesscat1138 12 днів тому +1

    Please do a video on Paddington 2 and The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

  • @keziahgreen
    @keziahgreen Місяць тому +3

    I would love to see the film 'Arrietty' covered!! (i dont know what you'd do it on, but its the most gosh-darn sweetest film!!) :')

  • @JaredPeterson-xb4yc
    @JaredPeterson-xb4yc Місяць тому +1

    Paddington! This is one of my favorite movies ever! Thank you so much for picking this movie!

  • @Black_BobRoss
    @Black_BobRoss Місяць тому +4

    After seeing Hugh Bonneville, i would really like to see you guys do something on Downton Abbey

  • @mrsharpie1410
    @mrsharpie1410 Місяць тому +1

    This movie is just a big warm hug fr❤

  • @kelsey_0516
    @kelsey_0516 Місяць тому +2

    If you watch paddington 2 watch it with Zach Kornfeld from the try guys, he lives for these movies. Collab of the century!!

  • @evelyneverdeen7971
    @evelyneverdeen7971 22 дні тому

    What Jono said about watching movies for leisure and "Oh, I don't have to take notes" was literally me reading a book for leisure after basically only reading stuff for university and I really had to fight the instinct to take notes for a bit 😂

  • @KxNOxUTA
    @KxNOxUTA Місяць тому +3

    I adore the Peddington movies! 😍

  • @sarahn.h355
    @sarahn.h355 Місяць тому

    I used to watch the interactive videos of paddington when I was little. And I loved the travel book of paddington. I read it all the time.
    I watched this movie and felt the fun of my childhood. I love the writing, and I love everything. All of it.

  • @shakingmyhead2467
    @shakingmyhead2467 Місяць тому +4

    Would love it if you guys did couples or family therapy for The Birdcage🙏

  • @sketchyskies8531
    @sketchyskies8531 Місяць тому +5

    Yay Paddington is one of my favorite movies

    • @StrongAndfeminine
      @StrongAndfeminine Місяць тому

      It's emotional 😭 personalities who can't understand or phatham other people having different values. Thinkers personality types can understand how arbitrary values are

  • @babak-k6t
    @babak-k6t Місяць тому

    Best video ever. Very emotional, very educational, very flawless.

  • @getawaydriver161
    @getawaydriver161 Місяць тому

    Cinema Therapy Watching Paddington is the best thing that happened to me today 🧡

  • @klvfu
    @klvfu Місяць тому

    Thanks for doing Paddington! Now I’ll go to watch it again! You both are a joy! ❤

  • @aoifeann1238
    @aoifeann1238 Місяць тому +1

    Please analyse the second one too!! These are some of my favourite films!

  • @neelerothe4562
    @neelerothe4562 Місяць тому

    I just watched Padington 2 a few days ago and you wont believe how happy and surprised I was when this video was posted ❤😂

  • @JuliaSimko-k9q
    @JuliaSimko-k9q Місяць тому

    It's interesting that you never saw the first one because I did the reverse. I saw Paddington 2, and I haven't seen Paddington. As for Alan and Jono not having time to watch movies because they're watching movies, that makes perfect sense. It's like people I know who like to read, and they just don't have time to free read because of school, college, or even literary jobs.

  • @StalenStefan
    @StalenStefan Місяць тому

    OMG YAASSS!!! They finally did paddington, can't wait for them to do the sequel

  • @clintcook8691
    @clintcook8691 Місяць тому +13

    Video 64 to get a psychology of a ‘hero’ for Revy from the anime Black Lagoon.

    • @sagemaster1357
      @sagemaster1357 Місяць тому

      I would love to see this, but they don’t do a lot of anime-related things.
      I would like it for them to do a psychology of a "hero" for Thorfinn from Vinland saga.

    • @clintcook8691
      @clintcook8691 Місяць тому

      @ yea. They’ve done Arcane and Avatar so they can’t say they don’t do Anime stuff at this point.

    • @dawidscheffler7152
      @dawidscheffler7152 Місяць тому +2

      ... somehow I don't see them ever doing Black Lagoon - would love it if they did but, a bit of a more hardcore series than they normally do 😅

    • @clintcook8691
      @clintcook8691 Місяць тому

      @@dawidscheffler7152 fair but reality isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. They know that better than anyone. I think Revy would be a good study due to her past and mentality.