Paddington in Peru has its pleasures, however, it also backgrounds some of the better aspects of the series.

This is a sequel that pales in comparison to the original simply because we’ve already seen the original.

It is enjoyable enough in its own right, with solid performances and satisfying brutality. It delivers basically what it needed to.

Is it any good? My answer is: it’s complicated.

It definitely isn’t boring, though it isn’t exactly coherent, either.

While ambition can be welcome, sometimes going back to the classics feels oddly fresh. That is definitely the case here.

It turns out that Deadpool’s silliness added to MCU spectacle equals just okay.

None of the three movies in this trilogy may reach greatness on their own, however, this is a fantastic total package.

As much as I enjoyed the first one, this is even better.

Branagh tries something truly different and it makes for the most compelling of his Poirot adaptations.