PADDINGTON / PADDINGTON 2 - Movie Review (Black Nerd)
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Andre Black Nerd Review of Paddington and Paddington 2. Black Nerd Review of Paddington 2 and the original Paddington movie and how they are adaptations and reboots of nostalgia done right by being new and modern while still being respectful to the original Paddington Bear franchise. Paddington 2 stars Ben Whishaw as the voice of Paddington Bear, Hugh Bonneville as Mr. Brown, Sally Hawkins as Mrs. Brown, Julie Walters as Mrs. Bird, Jim Broadbent as Mr. Gruber, Peter Capaldi as Mr. Curry, Brendan Gleeson as Knuckles, and Hugh Grant as Phoenix Buchanan. The first Paddington movie featured Nicole Kidman as Millicent.
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The paddington movies are so good. I like how these movies are true Family films they don’t dumb things down for children or try to make the movie hip with characters rapping. And the movies have so much charm. I hope they make a paddington 3.
A third movie has been confirmed
SpongeBob&SnoopyFan2005 Wikipedia doesn't talk, so how did you hear it in Wikipedia
One of the only live action CGI movies that isn't just a giant advertisement for products.
they're a huge advertisement for marmelade sandwiches though ...
A lot of advertisements I don't even notice, a good example is the power rangers movie. I didn't know there were any Crusty Cremes (if that is what it's called) product placements in it until I watched Cinema Sins because we don't have those in Canada.
This movie is cinematic.This one of the best family movies ever made.
Jacob Burden wait you don't have Crusty Cremes? I live in a 3th world country and we have Crusty Cremes
And tells a good story with well established characters! Unlike some films......maybe they burn in hell
Paddington movies are unexpectedly good. I love it
family movies need to learn from this movie
I loved that old stop motion Paddington show
maybetoby Huh, I only saw it as a cartoon back then.
mechashadow you should definitely try to check it out somehow. It had a certain charm to it.
This movie was soooooooo cuteeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Curiousjoi try adorable
Master Pelleti adorable + 10
Ear wax scene - 1
"They even do some family guy cut aways sometimes in this movie... but they are very very funny."
What you did there, I see it.
Ha ha, I didn't mean it like that, wasn't a diss against Family Guy, I was just saying that that style was done well in this movie.
Honestly, I never thought much about the first Paddington movie until my family decided to rent it from RedBox about a month ago. And after watching it, I really want to see the sequel.
I loved loved loved Paddington. I *think* I read the books when I was a kid, but even if you had no idea who he was, he's sooo sweet. The characters are great and I cared about all of them.
Paddington will save 2018
Jesus Paddington 2 got 100% on rotton tomatoes that is a sign that the series must end with Paddington 2
Crazy, right? Ha ha! But I kind of want one more just so I can say Paddington is the best movie trilogy of all time ha ha ha!
Andre "Black Nerd" Yeah your right
Melvin Crews Just look at Toy Story 2.
number 3 is all ready in the pipeline
I'm suddenly in the mood for a marmalade sandwich.
@@pkdude5334 was it good
I never grew up with Paddington, but from the reviews it is a movie that respects it's source material and doesn't treat it's target audience as dumb. Also it turns 60 years old this year, it's sad that it's creator couldn't live to celebrate but he will always be in our hearts. And I am glad he created a series that all people can enjoy.
Yep, pretty much! And yes, I heard recently that the original author died just last year. They put his name in the credits as a tribute.
How on earth is Paddington the one franchise they didn't screw up and turned into a too hard to be hip with the cool kids movie like many other movies .
Because the people working on it actually cared. Ha ha ha!
+Nathaniel Foga They just needed to trust the source material and do their best to bring it to life on the screen. It also helps if they have a stronger creative vision for how it should turn out than just "we need butts in seats and merchandise sold!" Sounds like both movies were a labor of love for everyone involved. :)
Compared to this movie, Hollywood is bearly trying
I agree! It's getting so hard to BEAR these days! How do people BEAR it?
Andre: she doesn't have the same relationship with Paddington that she does with the sea creature...i think! I haven't seen shape of water yet!
Oh... oh Andre... no it's... it's not the same... trust me...😅
Definitely not xD
Finally a review in Paddington! Andre please tell me you weren't browsing my Netflix list. There is one thing I must say. This movie was adorable! The old woman was my favorite character!
HeyItz BabyGurl She's the greatest character. I love this film
I work in a movie theater so while I haven't seen this movie yet I have seen the ending a couple of times and I can't believe you didn't mention there's an incredible post-credits scene in Paddington 2 you're probably gonna want to watch that if you go and see it
Slightly off topic, but I giggled uncontrolably at the Peter Rabbit-trailer, just because I hadn't known Domnhall Gleeson was in it, and all I could see was General Hux chasing rabbits. That probably wouldn't be enough to make me enjoy a full length movie, though.
I'm watching a review of Paddington while eating a marmalade sandwich.
So glad you enjoyed the movies too! (I'm bingeing your videos can you tell?) They're so cute and quintessentially British haha~ Also I'm not afraid to admit I cried at the end of Paddington 2! Also also, check out Paddington's Twitter, it's too adorable for words!
I saw it yesterday and it was so, so delightful! I'd say it's even better than the (still great) first Paddington, in part because of Hugh Grant but I also loved how it doubles down on the "Paddington as immigrant" subtext and reaffirms messages of inclusiveness, the power and kindness and how letting other people into your lives can make things better.
I feel like I should've have orange marmalade and toast prepared for this review.
Hold on ☝🏾, there's a movie coming out called *Sherlock Gnomes*? The bleep?! Is it from the same studio that did Gnomeo and Juliet?
jess_a_yo Its a fucking SEQUEL to Gnomeo and Juliet
Yep
My Elementary school used to have this tradition where every year we performed a Paddington play! I was Mrs. Bird one year!
Nice! Cool school!
Andre "Black Nerd" It was “bear-y” fun to perform!
I don't care what anyone says, I now demand a Shape of Water X Paddington crossover!
Don't give the fanfic writers any ideas! I don't want this!
If you listen to the dialogue when you first see the Browns in Paddington 1, they make a reference to shape of water.
Darn you Andre, you didn't warn me about the pixar quality tears that are from this movie.😭
I just saw both yesterday and wow I love these movies!
YES! I was hoping you would review these movies! Paddington 2 was SO GOOD! 👍
If the 12th Doctor is back in the sequel, SOLD. lol
Also... I totally remember the animated series in the 90s.
Yep, he's back in this movie... and back to not liking Paddington, ha ha ha!
Awesome, I'm excited now! Kinda hoped his two hearts would melt for him, but yeah nah, cool. lol
I don't know which is more adorable: Paddington, or Andre's enthusiasm for these movies. 😄
The Paddington movies exceeded my expectations by miles. I dearly love them.
These movies are so delightful! My only nitpick/criticism is that it seemed like Peter Capaldi's character in the first movie seemed like he was changing his opinion on Paddington. But in the second, he's back to being his prejudiced self...? I watched the first movie about a week before seeing the second, so I don't think I'm mistaken...?
That's true. I did wonder about that. Why does he still hate Paddington? But maybe in the first one, he just didn't want Paddington killed; doesn't mean he likes him. -- Jessica from Drawing Conclusions, combining movie reviews and art
Sweet! A kids movie where the kids are not annoying
Why do so many movies and shows aimed at kids make the kids so awful? It's a mystery.
You should review the Tintin movie, it's also on Netflix and worth the watch 😁
I too had to watch the 1st Paddington movie on Netflix before going to see 2 & I was so glad I did before my theater stopped showing the film. The review pretty much sums up my thoughts.
Andre this movie review is beary awesome
Edward Sanchez Productions Did you mean beary awesome
Melvin Crews oh yeah beary awesome thank you
One final thing - the first movie features a cameo of Paddington's creator, Michael Bond (may be rest in peace) as the "Kindly Gentleman" who gives him some help at the start of the movie. It's probably easy to miss if you don't know who he is, but it's a sweet moment - a testament to his appreciation for the film that encapsulated the essence of his works so beautifully...
I'm going to have to rewatch the first one just to see that. -- Jessica from Drawing Conclusions, combining movie reviews and art
I thought the same thing about the shape of water paddington joke I almost shouted it out in the theater
I have the first Paddington movie. Also in London there is a trainstation called Paddington! And that were Paddington came from. And I did noot to watch TV show of it when I was a kid. But UK
Is my and Paddington Home.
I went in wanting to dislike both but found I could not. The visuals were stunning and creative. The color choice throughout both films was phenomenal. With no sound they would be good just to look at. Even moments where I knew what would happen they found a way to surprise me or do it creatively so I didn’t mind. Plus the cast was wonderful. Probably my favorite thing was how well they all portrayed genuine kindness. Paddington was naive but never dumb and his polite kindness always broke through in every situation. This is the kind of movie families need. One with no agenda other than to tell a good story.
Great review! Great movies!
I agree with everything you said in this video. I watch a few reviews about the Paddington movies every now and then because, just like the movies themselves, they're fun to watch. People being all happy about a cute little charming bear. I particularly loved your narrating style too!
I just (June 2022) discovered Paddington. It never caught my eye because I don’t usually watch children’s movies and I had no small kids in my life then or right now. But Yt’s algorithm put a clip for me, maybe because I watched the Jubilee clip of Paddington having tea with the queen. The scene was when he meets the Browns for the first time. I found it so touching that I decided to watch the whole thing on Netflix. Oh gods, what I have been missing all these years. A charming, funny, intelligent movie, and as you said, it you feel like crap, go watch Paddington and you’ll feel better. Then I watched 2, and now I have plans for the weekend: Paddington back to back. For me one of the smartest decisions the director took (among the many) was to make a talking bear the most normal thing on earth that never raises questions or has to be explained. It’s the magic of childhood in a nutshell, when talking bears are accepted without a single eyebrow raised. Brilliant!
100% agree about Hugh Grant. He is absolutely brilliant in that role!
So glad we got to see his Musical in the end, too xD
I really like the 2009 Speed Racer movie. Even though it’s got more CGI than the Star Wars prequels And is very unrealistic, a lot of the races are somewhat entertaining. ESPECIALLY the desert and arctic race in the middle! That race is the best part of the movie (mostly because it’s the only race with the Mach 5). After I found out the movie bombed I thought that Speed Racer was dead. But then Steven Spielberg gifted my eyes with the Mach 5 in the 2nd Ready Player One trailer! I didn’t really grow up when the cartoon originally aired, but my dad saw reruns of it when he was a kid and passed down that to me! I just want to see a Speed Racer movie that plays like Cars and Cars 3. I also like Thomas and the Magic Railroad but from what I’ve seen, that movie is The Titanic compared to what’s coming for Thomas and Friends! God I’m such a nerdy man-child!
+Rampaging Elephant That Speed Racer movie was surprisingly excellent. My favorite part was the fight with the assassin in the family's hotel room though... haha, and of course the background scenes explaining dad's mistakes with big bro and how he was inspired to do what he loved again after he sunk into depression. I think people got thrown by the super vibrant and saturated color palette in a live action movie (it was basically a live-action cartoon with much better directing than the prequels ever got), plus I'm not sure how big the original fandom was or if they were prepared for a movie at all. It starts off really cheesy but if you give into the wackiness of the world, it'll repay you with higher stakes and more heart and ferocity than you might've expected on the outset. Not perfect but more depth than it lets on. And the racing was exciting! It could seem trite if you can't get past the style though. :)
Saw Paddington 2 yesterday, and given some of how Hugh Grant acted with that smile on his face and the glasses...I couldn't help but think he was channeling the late Edward Herrmann (aka Mr Rich in "Richie Rich," or Max in "The Lost Boys").
My family saw the first Paddington movie because of my little brother and we all ADORED it!!! We've all been dying to see the sequel since we saw the previews!!!
The director of Paddington 1 & 2 is Paul King who is my favorite director because even when he's directing something not family friendly it has that whimsical feeling that you were talking about. He also directed The Mighty Boosh and my favorite movie Bunny and The Bull.
Andre, your comment at the end is exactly why I probably won't see Paddington 2 in theaters. I've seen those Peter Rabbit and Sherlock Gnomes trailers far too many times by now.
The movie can be summed up in one word: Delightful.
So much better than it should have been. Its pretty amazing how good it is.
watch Paddington 1 on a plane heading to newyork from london.really enjoyed it
Here's something from my childhood that nobody talks about in the early 2000s they made a furby movie did anyone see that?
Screw the person who disliked this awesome positive review!
Happens every video. I honestly think some people are subscribed just to dislike.
Andre "Black Nerd" why would someone do that? That sounds stupid...i wouldn't be surprised tho...
Nice review
Loved these movies. #squadbythebell
Seen the first Paddington movie in theaters with my Family.When we found out there was gonna be a sequel we where on board.We can’t wait for the Third One now lol.
You have no idea how happy I am that this is a good movie.
As a smol child going through speech therapy, Both Corduroy and Paddington bear were key books and tools for helping me learn to speak and interact with people.
I love him so much 🙆💖💞
Seen Paddington 2 twice now, Phoenix’s Musical number at the end may be the greatest work of art to ever be put to screen.
It was super cute! I wish they would have showed it full screen.
I haven't seen the movies, but I read some of it as a kid. My 6th grade teacher was a huge fan of Paddington if I recall correctly.
Ah how time flies.
yea it's interesting seeing all of these movies come back.
If they'd made a Paddington 3, Tom Holland would be the new British character.
I just watched the first Paddington on Netflix and that movie is nothing but charm and heart through and through. It is everything you want in a family movie with laughter for both the kids and adults. It respects it's audience and never goes for the low grade humor most of these movie go for. And you just love all the characters so much. The movie just gave me a smile all the way through.
The first move was very good. I'm so glad Andre mentioned Peter Capaldi. He's one of my favorite Scottish actors. Plus the Doctor Who mention was well appreciated as well.
I was so happy to hear you mention the band that keeps randomly showing up, and i dont know why it works so well, their not distracting and the music always seemed to fit, passing music, thats literally all it was, but its not untill the movie's over i stop and wonder *tf waz up wit thos guys* i love this movie man
Nice haircut
I Hope he keeps it for the rest of the year.
Too late, ha ha ha!
I'm a huge fan of Simon Farnaby, so kinda sad that you didn't show an image of the security guard when you mentioned him 😂😂
I love this movie and I love 1 and 2
I love the movie reviews you give of family movies as an adult. It's like a nice reminder to not be so cynical and have fun, enjoy a kids movie, take it for what it is.
Basically, the idea for Paddington Bear was originally supposed to be set from Darkest Africa. However, it did not happen. Because Mr. Bond knew that if the book took place in South London, the Bear should have been voiced by a Black Man.
I loved those Micheal Bond books! I remember Paddington making a cake and messing up then vaccums up all the cake mix and then puts it on blow and gets cake everywhere!
RIP Micheal Bond...
Classic Paddington ha ha!
I didn't go see the first in cinemas thanks to the focus on just showing the slapstick in the advertising trailers, and I though, "Oh, no, another childhood favourite destroyed." Watched it at home 2 years later, and was pleasantly surprised. Will pay to see 2 in the cinema as a result. Might even buy some popcorn.
I just watched the first one on Netflix a day ago and I’m still in a good mood. It was that charming and feel-good. So excited to see the new one.
Great review! I loved the first Paddington movie and hearing your thoughts on the second movie makes me very excited to see it this weekend. I'm glad I'm not the only adult who is a Paddington lover!
I haven’t seen it and I never really grew up with Paddington. So I never really went to see it cause I was unsure if I would really be able to really enjoy it, and I’m still debating on it.
Caroline Slater Check it out.
+Caroline Slater The mark of a good adaptation is that you never have to see the source material or any other adaptations to enjoy it; experiencing the other stuff simply creates a bonus. I'd say if it's getting such incredible reviews, you'll probably like it anyway. You just need to be in the mood for some gentle whimsy and cuteness, but if you're still hesitant, maybe it's not your type of movie and there's nothing wrong with that. :)
When I was little I used to watch that Pinwheel show when Nickelodeon first come on, and of course I watched Paddington Bear, so I was very weary when I saw that they made a live action film. I'm glad it turned out better then I feared. haven't watch #2 yet but I'm looking forward to it!!
You should do a movie review of The Greatest Showman!
As a child, I was always super impressed with how movies, particularly animated ones, could tell stories in fun and creative ways and essential make something out of nothing. From that I wanted to pursue a career in film, especially kids films, to kind of give back to the next generation what I got out of them. As I grew older, I became frustrated with the lack of imagination and corporate overtones in kids films and began to doubt if that was something I really wanted to get into. The first Paddington movie resparked that drive
Happy Thursday Andre! You made my heart happy with this review! This is such a lighthearted charming film! I love family-friendly movies that appeals to my christian sensibilities and have a strong well-directed heartwarming story that delights both adults and children!! Thank you for showing love for my Paddington! The praise for the Paddington movies are well-deserved! As always a great review! You rock !!! Have a wonderful week!!!
Just saw this movie for the first time on Netflix and I loved it. I even shed a few tears in the 3rd act. Beautiful movie, it really is worth the hype.
I watched both of these last Thursday (on Netflix and then in the cinema) I was blown away with how good they were. I went to the cinema purely as a ploy so I could go off to another shop to buy Batman The Animated Series on DVD and ended up having a really good time.
I thought first one was quite enjoyable. I don't really know anything about paddington and I had put my expectation quite low before watching because we all know how cgi talking animal movies can become crap, but it was quite good! I liked the visuals quite a lot. It was quite visually interesting, kind of reminds me of wes anderson movies.
Your review of Paddington made me smile as much as that sweet bear makes me smile. Love this review!
Which Paddington Character are you? (numbers mean your birthday month)
1-Mr. Brown
2-Mrs. Brown
3-Paddington
4-Judy
5-Jonathan
6-Mr. Curry
7-Mrs. Bird
8-Aunt Lucy
9-Uncle Pastuzo
10-Mr. Gruber
11-guy who's attracted to men
12-YOU GET TO PICK! COMMENT WHAT YOU WANT!
This isn't really something I watched as a kid, but more recently. It's a Canadian cartoon called "Detentionaire". It's about a teenager, Lee Ping, who gets framed for a huge prank on his first day of Sophomore year. You go in thinking it's the Breakfast Club with a little mystery attached, but it ends up being about a worldwide conspiracy theory, with clones, robots, lizard people, brainwashing, it's absolutely insane! All the episodes are on UA-cam too, I think you'd really like it!
I've been avoiding these movies because I thought they were like Peter Rabbit, Garfield, and the NPH Smurfs. Now I kind of want to see them. But don't subject yourself to the new Peter Rabbit - watch the old 2D animated movies/shorts, or that CG show that came out a few years ago.
both of these movies are perfect. at this point, i love 2 a bit more, but i won't quibble over whether one is better than the other. they're both miniature masterpieces chock-full of charm & whimsy.
Came for Andre's dimples, stayed for Paddington's cuteness. Cuteness all around.
Thank you for the review. I was so afraid was watching them. Now I'm looking forward to watching the movies.
Nice to know that number 1 is on Netflix.
Nice review man. Nice to have actual feel good movies out there I don't have to worry about my knuckle heads watching.
I used to enjoy the books and shows the same as you as a child.
Good times.
Where is the reviewdale videos Andre
Saw the first movie on Showtime. I thought it was going to be like the Chipmunks or Smurfs movies. I thought my head was going to blow up when I actually started to enjoy it.
If felt that issue with the third act but.... besides that this movie is perfect. Everything it does it does great. It has different types of humor, great production design, great acting, great pace. The animation parts are beautiful. There are some references to old movies! This movie is awesome.
In the UK Paddington and Paddington 2 were released in 2014 and 2017
Watched Paddington twice on Netflix yesterday and loved it! Excited to see the sequel!
The first one was so charming but the sequel I haven't seen it yet but thanks to your review I am interested in seeing it.
No Uganda Knuckels meme at 7:51?
I'm happy to hear the Paddington movies are good. I used to love the newer cartoon as a kid and I read a bunch of the books. I'm always super wary about children's book adaptations because somehow they manage to suck the magic out of so many of them (I can already tell from the Peter Rabbit trailer that movie is gonna be soul-sucking), but this sounds like they kept the magic of the books alive and it looks really colourful and fun!!
My boyfriend and I loved this movie too! It was great and now I'm looking forward to seeing the sequel too.
I had also doubted the Paddington movies but my friend told me to watch them and I LOVE THEM SO MUCH
I’m gunna see the second one again soon
Loved the first Paddington, and I'm relieved you liked the second one. Also, I noticed you do something different each video now after "Outie 5,000." Makes me pay attention to the last second!
7:51 DIS IZ DE WEY BRUDDAS
I have not seen Paddington near movies but you have me convinced. I wonder if my daughter will like it. She really likes cartoons though.
In terms of classic movies from my childhood, National Treasure is one of my favorites yet almost no one ever talks about it. It even has a rotten tomatoes score of 44%. I will honestly tell you that movie does not deserve that score!