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The little bear with a taste for marmalade sandwiches is back on the big screen, this time embarking on an adventure back to his South American homeland of Peru and, ultimately, to himself.

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To say that Paddington Bear is a beloved British icon would be something of an understatement. The Peruvian bear, who arrived at Paddington station with nothing but his suitcase, a love of marmalade sandwiches and a luggage tag reading “please look after this bear”, was created by Michael Bond in…

2/5 Maybe it’s time to bear this icon of tolerance off screen

3/5 This is an occasionally sweet and whimsical third go around for the marmalade-loving bear, but its plotting is awfully familiar and Paddington’s usual tomfoolery oddly underutilised