The sentiment about Paddington 2 (watched it before watching this, had a lovely time) making the viewer want to be a better person is exactly the feeling I get watching a classic Ghibli movie like My Neighbor Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service. Those films in particular, like Paddington, are so much about the simple pleasures of life and how fulfilling it is to be part of a community that cares for each other.
Yes! Howl's Moving Castle is my favorite with Sofi accidentally befriending others unintentionally in such innocent and simple ways like Paddington. Love it!
Paddington Land is kinda a thing. Paddington station in London has a GIANT Padding Store that sells the hats and the jackets and the boots. I got marmalade sandwich bags 🥰
@@bwingbwinggwiyomi I've been waiting for my trip to London for 3 years (due to covid) and when I finally could go, that station was a must see place. I got myself the cutest plushie Paddington to take home.
This movie genuinely changed my outlook on how I live. Sometimes, after a while of not watching it, I find it harder to want to watch the film. But I sit down, put it on, and let it wash over me, pushing a reset button for myself. I adore this film
You all convinced me to watch this movie. I had to pause this podcast 30 minutes in and watch Paddington 2 (had to skip the first one because no Netflix). I wasn't expecting this but I CRIED with hot tears streaming down my face multiple times. Idk if I'm just particularly emotional tonight but it was so wholesome and beautiful and touching, especially when viewing the relationship between Aunt Lucy and Paddington as that of an immigrant family. SO GLAD you all convinced me to watch it!!
You might need to be British to really appreciate marmalade. I have the fondest of memories having orange marmalade and lemon curd on soda bread my grandmother baked fresh, curled up in a blanket while my mum set the fire for the day. Nothing better than a fresh soda or farl, fresh butter and a not-too-sweet spread, and a cup of tea, on a chilly (Northern) Irish morning
@@leahashley7566 You can find marmalade in the spread aisle next to all the other jams, I would consider it a staple in heaps of Aussie homes. The current weather creates the rest of the atmosphere required.
@@leahashley7566 I've never made soda bread at home, but potato farls are quite easy to make yourself (they are truly joyous). Would highly reccomend as a Northern Irish persob who spent 10 years in Australia having to make my own
Just feel you guys need to know that for the platinum jubilee they animated this Paddington Bear having afternoon tea with the Queen (THE ACTUAL QUEEN)
I stopped watching this podcast in order to watch Paddington and Paddington 2. I genuinely thought I was going to think it was a silly kids' movie. I was shocked to learn just how fantastic these movies are. It's also top notch comedy. So well-written. Also, more than Mad-Eye Moody and Slughorn... We also have Dumbledore (Pastuzo), Mrs. Weasley (Mrs. Bird), and Umbridge (Lucy)...
And the 12th Doctor. I know what you mean. Saw the first one on tv thinking it was going to be similar to “Alvin And The Chipmunks”. I was feeling bored enough to watch anything so I started watching it. My head almost blew up when I realized how much I was smiling through it.
I am going to heed Zach's advice, pause this and finally go watch these movies cuz I love Ryan so much. Then I will come back and hear y'all's thoughts.
i didn't see Paddington or its sequel, but I'm not even 5 minutes in and i had to stop because i wanna watch it. such a great pitch. i'll get back to this episode once i've watched the movie!
clothes don't have gender, kelsey's take was routed in cisnormativity. he's just a little guy wearing oversized clothes because he's meant to look childlike.
I loved this movie, its so wholesome! One thing I noticed is that when Hugh Grant's character is just talking to himself and the mannequins, he says "Shut up, Macbeth!" and if there's one thing that every British actor knows is that saying the name Macbeth is the worst bad luck, so they have been calling it "The Scottish Play" instead for centuries. So this washed up actor saying the name of the play with no care, is in a superstitious way, the reason why he's failed.
The way I was glad I saw P2 in theatres on a Monday afternoon so I had the theatre to myself. The final scene when Aunt Lucy shows up at the door left me an unbelievable emotional wreck. I legit drove to my grandmas house after just to tell her I love her and hug her.
So far where I live every single Paddington movie came out on my birthday and every single year on my birthday. There was like a crazy snowstorm where I lived. So it was like me and my parents at the movie theater alone. Watching this movie with a ton of snacks. And popcorn ❤❤ Those are like one of my only good childhood memories.
everyone on film twitter LOVES paddington and paddington 2. like, i have never ever seen someone slander it, even filmbros, who are notorious for being overly critical with movies that aren’t joker (lol). that’s saying a lot. the paddington movies are genuinely just like a big giant hug to the heart and the soul. also, paddington 2’s wes anderson-esque design was fucking genius. it made me want to work in the prison kitchens if i get to cook with knuckles and serve dusty rose pink prison outfit-clad prisoners.
Marmalade can taste overwhelming when treated like American Jelly - you don't slather it on, nooooo... You only need a thin layer over an initial layer of proper good butter, the two spreads mixing tastes sublime and it's absolutely best on toast! Even then, marmalade toast is a treat and not something eaten often lol If I had to provide steps: 1. Toast your bread, ideally golden-brown 2. Spread a load of butter on your still-hot toast, don't be stingey 3. Using a different knife (don't want buttery crumbs in your marmalade) spread a thin layer of marmalade over the butter, kind of mashing it in if that makes sense? 4. Enjoy the buttery orangey slice of heaven. Usually with a cuppa of course. It can be an acquired taste though so start small then apply more of the 'lade on your toast when you feel up to it
I love Kelsey thinking they aged up Julie Walters (Molly Weasley) when really it’s just because it’s been over a decade since the Harry Potter movies were released 😂
My favorite fact about this movie is apparently if your traveling from Missouri to Wyoming, you can wait the movie 10 times. I know because our teacher traveled with her kid and he only wanted to watch only this movie. Don't know if she got any breaks from it in-between but she said she knows the script of the bat
I love marmalade and Turkish Delight. My first language was Turkish, and I lived there as a child, but I am not Turkish. I was born in the USA, still, lokum is yummy! I also love the bitterness of marmalade. P.S. I love Paddington from my childhood when I read the books. My mother was born in London during WWII. I found myself crying sometimes during this podcast. She is suffering from dementia, and it is lovely and sad to see her memories of London and what she can no longer remember.
I'm watching this a day late because last night after work I binged Paddington 1 and 2 because I hadn't seen them before but heard the hype. The hype was worth it, they are brilliant!
speculating but probs accurate light shedding to a lot of the actors in Paddington 2 also being in harry potter - when they made the harry potter films they only wanted British actors to play the roles as its set in Britain and so got like ALL of the Amazing British actors to do it. Paddington is like harry potter, a British classic and one that several generations have adored and grown up with so I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these actors saw that they were making Paddington - a childhood favourite and jumped aboard to be a part of a British staple
garbage man isn't studying for a degree, he's studying 'The Knowledge', memorising the map of London to become a taxi driver... hence them being the perfect person to turn up when Paddington needs to get from a random phonebox in an alley to Paddington station as quickly as possible.
This isn’t the first time you guys talked me into a watching a movie I’ve never seen before…. But it may be the most enjoyable rec so far. My partner and I then went back and watched Paddington 1 and loved that too. Thanks team ❤️
Came for Bergara (and bc I listen to most eps regardless of seeing the subject), was told to leave and come back once I’ve seen the series, did that, and now I’m back and ready to listen. Such a good series!!!!
I just watched P2 at work just to listen to this podcast, and I now need to force *everyone* I know to watch this with me because jeez louise this was beautiful. Best recommendation by the Guilty Pleasures crew.
*SPOILERS AHEAD* There are just not enough people talking about why the film so good. Something I personally love about it is that it has the glitterati of British stage and screen, even Joanna Lumley only turns up for one tiny scene, and EVERYONE understands the tone they are going for with the film and commits, no one acts like they’re too good for this kids’ movie. And in terms of writing, it may be a kids’ film but it’s not lazy - every detail that could just be thrown away as cheap humour pays off in the end. Mrs Brown swimming to France results in her saving Paddington, Mr Brown gets his chakra yoga moment, the kids commit to who they are and what they want with the steam train and newspaper that exonerates Paddington, the coconut shy not only takes down Phoenix but it’s Mr Brown that does it, proving that he hasn’t ‘peaked’ in his life like he worries about all movie, he’s still ‘got it’. The colouring and design are absolutely delightful, Paddington’s characterisation is solid (quite an achievement of CGI to make you feel so much warmth for a totally computerised character - Ben Wishaw’s voice performance helps massively) and Hugh Grant absolutely excels himself, you can’t help but kind of love his villain role. And even HE becomes the best version of himself in the end too despite getting his comeuppance! He may not have it on the West End, but he still gets his one man show! In short, this movie is incredible and is unironically a favourite of mine, kids’ film or not.
Hey just watched paddington 2 for the first time then came and listened and everything you’ve said all the build up I’ve heard Zach talk a bout before, so valid I loved it I cried
halfway through this episode so idk if it gets mentioned later, but the actor who plays the guy who's into phoenix buchanan as a nun is simon farnaby - he was one of the writers of the film and also is well known by most british noughties kids as one of the guys from horrible histories. he's fucking great.
I was already gonna probably watch this movie now, but because Kelsey said that it scratches the Pushing Daisies itch... I definitely need to watch Paddington 2
Paused the podcast. Watched it. Understood why I had to watch it. Ashamed it took me forever. Paddington 2 is everything and more. We all need to be more like Paddington
Hello friends ! Wanted to know if you’ve seen the official poster for “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” … how does that make you feel ? Also , if Paddington and Pooh were to spar in the jungle , who is taking the crown (Paddington is super jacked in this scenario btw) ?? Amazing episode as always you delivered thank you
To prove Kelsey wrong 😝 about the kids: Jonathan was driving the steam train in the final action scene, and the details of the train departure was published in the newspaper! That's how they tie together!!!!
How could you talk about the courtroom scene and not mention that one of the charges the judge charges Paddington with is Grievous Barberly Harm. that's such a brilliant pun
I love the Paddington movies so much. I think they are underrated can't wait for the 3rd movie to come out. When they brought the aunt down to London for Paddington in the second movie I fucking lost it. It was so cute and I cried lol.
I don't see either of the Paddington films as kids movies. I'd say they are family films, they span ages , deliberately in the same way that Pixar have managed to do.
You mentioned wanting a Paddington Christmas movie it made me think of this Paddington themed Christmas advert for M&S: ruclips.net/video/KfaSxIkLslE/видео.html. It has a whole story of Paddington helping 'Santa' it's so cute.
Not sure if this is the reason but Paul King is directing the new Wonka movie so maybe thats why he cant work on Paddington 3 if it's in development right noe too?
okay, correction: the paddington stories were written by michael bond, and jeremy clarkson's mom made paddington bears for her children. they started selling it since they were really popular, but they didn't have the rights to paddington so michael bond wanted to take legal action. but then he met jeremy clarkson's dad, they got along, and michael bond granted them the licensing rights to officially sell the paddington bears. jeremy clarkson's mom didn't invent paddington bear but they _are_ a significant part in paddington history.
love seeing Ryan defending Paddington with his life
Ryan-"Is it fair to say you're an absolute f#$king unit?" DYING with that delivery.
The sentiment about Paddington 2 (watched it before watching this, had a lovely time) making the viewer want to be a better person is exactly the feeling I get watching a classic Ghibli movie like My Neighbor Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service. Those films in particular, like Paddington, are so much about the simple pleasures of life and how fulfilling it is to be part of a community that cares for each other.
i'd say i wholeheartedly get that feeling from Whisper of the Heart and From Up on Poppy Hill in terms of Studio Ghibli films.
Yes! Howl's Moving Castle is my favorite with Sofi accidentally befriending others unintentionally in such innocent and simple ways like Paddington. Love it!
Paddington Land is kinda a thing. Paddington station in London has a GIANT Padding Store that sells the hats and the jackets and the boots. I got marmalade sandwich bags 🥰
that's so freaking cute. I'm in UK too but never been, now i want to
@@bwingbwinggwiyomi I've been waiting for my trip to London for 3 years (due to covid) and when I finally could go, that station was a must see place. I got myself the cutest plushie Paddington to take home.
Idk if I missed out on a secret part of the shop, but I would never describe it as particularly large, never mind giant!
This movie genuinely changed my outlook on how I live. Sometimes, after a while of not watching it, I find it harder to want to watch the film. But I sit down, put it on, and let it wash over me, pushing a reset button for myself. I adore this film
You all convinced me to watch this movie. I had to pause this podcast 30 minutes in and watch Paddington 2 (had to skip the first one because no Netflix). I wasn't expecting this but I CRIED with hot tears streaming down my face multiple times. Idk if I'm just particularly emotional tonight but it was so wholesome and beautiful and touching, especially when viewing the relationship between Aunt Lucy and Paddington as that of an immigrant family. SO GLAD you all convinced me to watch it!!
The guilty pleasure crew telling ryan how great watcher is really warms my heart💗
You might need to be British to really appreciate marmalade. I have the fondest of memories having orange marmalade and lemon curd on soda bread my grandmother baked fresh, curled up in a blanket while my mum set the fire for the day. Nothing better than a fresh soda or farl, fresh butter and a not-too-sweet spread, and a cup of tea, on a chilly (Northern) Irish morning
I want this please! How may I experience this as a Australian, what do I have to do
@@leahashley7566 You can find marmalade in the spread aisle next to all the other jams, I would consider it a staple in heaps of Aussie homes. The current weather creates the rest of the atmosphere required.
American here, not fond of marmalade but I love lemon curd, adore Twining tea. Love Irish soda bread
@@leahashley7566 I've never made soda bread at home, but potato farls are quite easy to make yourself (they are truly joyous). Would highly reccomend as a Northern Irish persob who spent 10 years in Australia having to make my own
sounds incredibly toasty and cosy
Just feel you guys need to know that for the platinum jubilee they animated this Paddington Bear having afternoon tea with the Queen (THE ACTUAL QUEEN)
I stopped watching this podcast in order to watch Paddington and Paddington 2. I genuinely thought I was going to think it was a silly kids' movie. I was shocked to learn just how fantastic these movies are. It's also top notch comedy. So well-written.
Also, more than Mad-Eye Moody and Slughorn... We also have Dumbledore (Pastuzo), Mrs. Weasley (Mrs. Bird), and Umbridge (Lucy)...
And the 12th Doctor. I know what you mean. Saw the first one on tv thinking it was going to be similar to “Alvin And The Chipmunks”. I was feeling bored enough to watch anything so I started watching it. My head almost blew up when I realized how much I was smiling through it.
Ok, ok, I'm not strong enough to withstand four people passionately gush about a little bear. Im downloading both movies right now.
I am going to heed Zach's advice, pause this and finally go watch these movies cuz I love Ryan so much. Then I will come back and hear y'all's thoughts.
i didn't see Paddington or its sequel, but I'm not even 5 minutes in and i had to stop because i wanna watch it. such a great pitch. i'll get back to this episode once i've watched the movie!
"Paddington serving genderfluid" is giving me the validation I need as a gender nonconforming fan 💁🏽
clothes don't have gender, kelsey's take was routed in cisnormativity. he's just a little guy wearing oversized clothes because he's meant to look childlike.
I loved this movie, its so wholesome!
One thing I noticed is that when Hugh Grant's character is just talking to himself and the mannequins, he says "Shut up, Macbeth!" and if there's one thing that every British actor knows is that saying the name Macbeth is the worst bad luck, so they have been calling it "The Scottish Play" instead for centuries. So this washed up actor saying the name of the play with no care, is in a superstitious way, the reason why he's failed.
paddington having tea with the queen was also pretty iconic
The way I was glad I saw P2 in theatres on a Monday afternoon so I had the theatre to myself. The final scene when Aunt Lucy shows up at the door left me an unbelievable emotional wreck. I legit drove to my grandmas house after just to tell her I love her and hug her.
I spent half of this film yelling SIMON FARNABY at the pod that guy is a genius and Stupid Deaths is still my fave bit in a sketch show
i never hear anyone talk about pushing daisies i lovedddd that show man
So far where I live every single Paddington movie came out on my birthday and every single year on my birthday. There was like a crazy snowstorm where I lived. So it was like me and my parents at the movie theater alone. Watching this movie with a ton of snacks. And popcorn ❤❤ Those are like one of my only good childhood memories.
I need an episode on The Parent Trap with Lindsay Lohan. Absolute classic and I would love to hear Kelsey bash all of the characters.
god that was like my favourite movie as a kid
I’ve never cried so much than at the end of this movie. It was so precious and like a perfect storybook ending
Since Kelsey mentioned it, Ya’ll gotta do National Treasure at some point.
everyone on film twitter LOVES paddington and paddington 2. like, i have never ever seen someone slander it, even filmbros, who are notorious for being overly critical with movies that aren’t joker (lol). that’s saying a lot. the paddington movies are genuinely just like a big giant hug to the heart and the soul.
also, paddington 2’s wes anderson-esque design was fucking genius. it made me want to work in the prison kitchens if i get to cook with knuckles and serve dusty rose pink prison outfit-clad prisoners.
“Rip buzzfeed” lmao 😭
Also I’m so HYPED for the Pushing Daisies and The Mighty Boosh (Old Gregg is played by Noel Fielding) mentions!
Never seen it. Going to watch it right now. Thanks Ryan for the years of talking about it.
This movie warms my heart and makes me shed tears of joy like nothing else. So glad you guys appreciate it so much 🥹
Marmalade can taste overwhelming when treated like American Jelly - you don't slather it on, nooooo... You only need a thin layer over an initial layer of proper good butter, the two spreads mixing tastes sublime and it's absolutely best on toast! Even then, marmalade toast is a treat and not something eaten often lol If I had to provide steps:
1. Toast your bread, ideally golden-brown
2. Spread a load of butter on your still-hot toast, don't be stingey
3. Using a different knife (don't want buttery crumbs in your marmalade) spread a thin layer of marmalade over the butter, kind of mashing it in if that makes sense?
4. Enjoy the buttery orangey slice of heaven. Usually with a cuppa of course. It can be an acquired taste though so start small then apply more of the 'lade on your toast when you feel up to it
I love Kelsey thinking they aged up Julie Walters (Molly Weasley) when really it’s just because it’s been over a decade since the Harry Potter movies were released 😂
Honestly squealed when you guys acknowledged Simon Farnaby because that dude is a legend.
My favorite fact about this movie is apparently if your traveling from Missouri to Wyoming, you can wait the movie 10 times. I know because our teacher traveled with her kid and he only wanted to watch only this movie. Don't know if she got any breaks from it in-between but she said she knows the script of the bat
Alternative title: 4 people talking over each other all at the same time excitedly
I love marmalade and Turkish Delight. My first language was Turkish, and I lived there as a child, but I am not Turkish. I was born in the USA, still, lokum is yummy! I also love the bitterness of marmalade.
P.S. I love Paddington from my childhood when I read the books. My mother was born in London during WWII. I found myself crying sometimes during this podcast. She is suffering from dementia, and it is lovely and sad to see her memories of London and what she can no longer remember.
I'm watching this a day late because last night after work I binged Paddington 1 and 2 because I hadn't seen them before but heard the hype. The hype was worth it, they are brilliant!
speculating but probs accurate light shedding to a lot of the actors in Paddington 2 also being in harry potter - when they made the harry potter films they only wanted British actors to play the roles as its set in Britain and so got like ALL of the Amazing British actors to do it. Paddington is like harry potter, a British classic and one that several generations have adored and grown up with so I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these actors saw that they were making Paddington - a childhood favourite and jumped aboard to be a part of a British staple
garbage man isn't studying for a degree, he's studying 'The Knowledge', memorising the map of London to become a taxi driver... hence them being the perfect person to turn up when Paddington needs to get from a random phonebox in an alley to Paddington station as quickly as possible.
This isn’t the first time you guys talked me into a watching a movie I’ve never seen before…. But it may be the most enjoyable rec so far. My partner and I then went back and watched Paddington 1 and loved that too. Thanks team ❤️
Just watched Paddington 2 after listening to your podcast. That was an utterly delightful one and a half hours. Thank you!! ❤️
Came for Bergara (and bc I listen to most eps regardless of seeing the subject), was told to leave and come back once I’ve seen the series, did that, and now I’m back and ready to listen. Such a good series!!!!
I just watched P2 at work just to listen to this podcast, and I now need to force *everyone* I know to watch this with me because jeez louise this was beautiful. Best recommendation by the Guilty Pleasures crew.
*SPOILERS AHEAD*
There are just not enough people talking about why the film so good. Something I personally love about it is that it has the glitterati of British stage and screen, even Joanna Lumley only turns up for one tiny scene, and EVERYONE understands the tone they are going for with the film and commits, no one acts like they’re too good for this kids’ movie.
And in terms of writing, it may be a kids’ film but it’s not lazy - every detail that could just be thrown away as cheap humour pays off in the end. Mrs Brown swimming to France results in her saving Paddington, Mr Brown gets his chakra yoga moment, the kids commit to who they are and what they want with the steam train and newspaper that exonerates Paddington, the coconut shy not only takes down Phoenix but it’s Mr Brown that does it, proving that he hasn’t ‘peaked’ in his life like he worries about all movie, he’s still ‘got it’.
The colouring and design are absolutely delightful, Paddington’s characterisation is solid (quite an achievement of CGI to make you feel so much warmth for a totally computerised character - Ben Wishaw’s voice performance helps massively) and Hugh Grant absolutely excels himself, you can’t help but kind of love his villain role. And even HE becomes the best version of himself in the end too despite getting his comeuppance! He may not have it on the West End, but he still gets his one man show!
In short, this movie is incredible and is unironically a favourite of mine, kids’ film or not.
The final train scene is also iconic because Paddington's named after a train station in London!!!
Hey just watched paddington 2 for the first time then came and listened and everything you’ve said all the build up I’ve heard Zach talk a bout before, so valid I loved it I cried
halfway through this episode so idk if it gets mentioned later, but the actor who plays the guy who's into phoenix buchanan as a nun is simon farnaby - he was one of the writers of the film and also is well known by most british noughties kids as one of the guys from horrible histories. he's fucking great.
I love listening to Ryan talk about his passions! I'll have to check out this movie.
I was already gonna probably watch this movie now, but because Kelsey said that it scratches the Pushing Daisies itch... I definitely need to watch Paddington 2
omg I live in the house where some of the first movie was filmed!! Biggest fan moment for me, we stan Paddington always 🙏🙏🙏
Paused the podcast. Watched it. Understood why I had to watch it. Ashamed it took me forever. Paddington 2 is everything and more. We all need to be more like Paddington
Somehow, when they mentioned doing a Paddington review, i already knew they'd bring Ryan Begara to discuss
Hello friends ! Wanted to know if you’ve seen the official poster for “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” … how does that make you feel ? Also , if Paddington and Pooh were to spar in the jungle , who is taking the crown (Paddington is super jacked in this scenario btw) ?? Amazing episode as always you delivered thank you
but paddington is a pacifist
need you guys to see Marcel the Shell with Shoes on. its made for paddinton stans
How dare you sir, Ted Lasso Christmas episode is great! I rewatch it every Christmas! 😁🎄
As a Colombian I got so excited that spectacled bears got a mention! Cutiessss (yes, this is the best movie of all time)
I am unbelievably happy about this, ty Guilty Pleasures Team(: Can't wait to hear them discuss the hard stare and the sinking train scene!!!
Ryan Bergara is here! 🔥
If they did a grand Budapest hotel ep I would cry. That's my favorite movie I know every word I'd be the best guest this was great
If you guys like the movie, there’s a whole set of cartoons where paddington travels the world - it was my personal fav as a kid :)
You guys HAVE to do Boxtrolls.....there is SO much to unpack!!! Lol.....seriously....you must. I guarantee it will be a great episode.
Please consider doing a guilty pleasure on Peter Pan (2003) live-action... does it still stand up!?!?
Wait how have you not done National treasure yet
Oh! what a Pleasant surprise
To prove Kelsey wrong 😝 about the kids:
Jonathan was driving the steam train in the final action scene, and the details of the train departure was published in the newspaper! That's how they tie together!!!!
How could you talk about the courtroom scene and not mention that one of the charges the judge charges Paddington with is Grievous Barberly Harm. that's such a brilliant pun
I love the Paddington movies so much. I think they are underrated can't wait for the 3rd movie to come out. When they brought the aunt down to London for Paddington in the second movie I fucking lost it. It was so cute and I cried lol.
I honestly need them to do Shrek 2, another example of a sequel that is better than the original
I will fight you because shrek og is the ult.
This shirt is *the shirt* from the what happened video and I can’t unsee it
Paused this and watched the book scene made me cry damn y’all was spot on movie made me feel all the things
I absolutely love orange marmalade~ especially on buttered sourdough ❤
LETS GO 5AM GANG!!
i looove this podcasts theme song sooooooo much
I don't see either of the Paddington films as kids movies. I'd say they are family films, they span ages , deliberately in the same way that Pixar have managed to do.
I cannot stand for this marmalade slander
I feel like north americans have trouble with marmalade and turkish delight because we expect them to be sickly sweet like our desserts here.
Better help is going to have its own horror documentary on Netflix soon enough
I JUST REWATCH THIS LAST NIGHT YESSSSSSS BEST MOVIE EVER
also #Boogara here
Ooooh! This dropped 9pm my time…fun!
Best train fight is in Jackie Chan's Supercop, but this one is great too
Ya’ll Americans are just too used to your overly sugared and diabetes inducing jelly. Marmalade isn’t bitter lol.
americans not knowing simon farnaby makes me hurt
Been watching Ghosts on hbomax which sent me down a horrible histories rabbit hole
Noel Fielding was from the Mighty Boosh, not Paul King
Y'all should watch the Marcel the Shell movie
You mentioned wanting a Paddington Christmas movie it made me think of this Paddington themed Christmas advert for M&S: ruclips.net/video/KfaSxIkLslE/видео.html. It has a whole story of Paddington helping 'Santa' it's so cute.
If Wes Anderson made Ratatouille
Was this uploaded on accident?
I say that because I don’t think this is the usual time and the thumbnail isn’t like it usually is
I feel like sometime they just upload guilty pleasures at odd hours but the thumbnail is a good point
It’s on all the platforms so I don’t think it was an accident. I thought it was too because of the thumbnail.
So, you guys are gonna talk about TUWOMT sometime soon, right? 🥺👉👈
2am drop?!
international drop
OLD GREG OMFG
Garrick 💕
Not sure if this is the reason but Paul King is directing the new Wonka movie so maybe thats why he cant work on Paddington 3 if it's in development right noe too?
that is the reason that I read, as to why he isn't directing the 3rd is because of Wonka.
If this person is making the new Wonka film, I'm actually excited for this, and after the last Wonka fiasco that's saying something.
stath lets flats is hilarious
I really need to know Ryan’s opinion on the platty jube Paddington scene with the Queen
I think Mamma Mia 2 could bring world peace.
Please do New York minute please 🙏 😭 😢
Oh I love that movie!!! 🙈
Did you know Paddington was invented by Jeremy Clarkson's mom? She made Paddington for her children.
okay, correction: the paddington stories were written by michael bond, and jeremy clarkson's mom made paddington bears for her children. they started selling it since they were really popular, but they didn't have the rights to paddington so michael bond wanted to take legal action. but then he met jeremy clarkson's dad, they got along, and michael bond granted them the licensing rights to officially sell the paddington bears. jeremy clarkson's mom didn't invent paddington bear but they _are_ a significant part in paddington history.
Works for me. I was up anyway. 👍 🐻
I love the Paddington movies
Holy shits thats Kellsey from Buzzfeed I didn’t recognize lol
How DARE you do an episode on Paddington 2. Now I REALLY want to watch it and don't have an active subscription to places it's available!
Buy it at Dollar Tree. That's what I did, and now you'll own for all of time. Everybody wins!
Dame Judi Dench? Did they mean Dame Julie Walters?