The film is all centered on "home". From the beginning, when Paddington said goodbye to his aunt and came to London alone, he wanted to find a place to belong, hoping that someone could give her a home. Because many of the ways of life of animals and humans are very different, Paddington will always do something unexpected, destroy a lot of things, and cause a lot of things. It is precisely because the living habits of Paddington and Londoners are different that the whole film has so many laughs and moving. Although there are many twists and turns in the middle, the happy ending is very happy. Although this story sounds simple, it is particularly attractive, and you don't want it if you are moved. Due to Paddington's bravery and kindness, he slowly met friends and family in this "unfamiliar and cold city". What is home? Mr. Gruber said: "Home is not just the ceiling above your head." Paddington said: "I came to London, but my heart, she arrived a little later." His hometown was destroyed by the earthquake, and his uncle also left forever because of this natural disaster. Paddington could only be forced to leave his former home and come to this strange city. At the train station, Paddington took the small sign made for him by Aunt Lucy and waited for the person who gave it to his family, but the people passing by were very busy, and they couldn't take time to spare Paddington, and Paddington was lost. . Until he met the Brown family, he not only had a home but also a name - Paddington. The heroine is very kind, and has always been very enthusiastic to help Paddington find a place to live. The host, Henry, is intent on driving Paddington away, because the host thinks that Paddington is a bear and will hurt the child. Maybe this is a father's concern. As a father, he has the responsibility to protect the family. Everyone has different ways of expressing love, and we should experience it from his point of view. Finally, at the suggestion of the children, Paddington and Henry "get to know each other again." Day after day, their feelings for each other continued to heat up. In the end, in order to save Paddington, Henry climbed out of the window of the museum alone and bravely confronted the person who bullied Paddington. "Love made him our family" is a sentence in the play, telling us to treat others with sincerity no matter what. In the end, Paddington returned to Brown's home, and the family lived happily together. The movie ends perfectly.
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