Paddington in Peru
Movie • 2024 • Family
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Abandonment
Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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Not exactly, but at the beginning of the film, a child (Paddington, a baby bear) is lost and alone, in peril, in a river, until rescued by another bear.
And Captain Hunter Cabot abandons his daughter Gina when she's 5 years old (but she has her mother), and later, when they're reunited when Gina is 18, he leaves her to fend for herself in a dangerous situation.
And Captain Hunter Cabot abandons his daughter Gina when she's 5 years old (but she has her mother), and later, when they're reunited when Gina is 18, he leaves her to fend for herself in a dangerous situation.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Are there bugs?
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Ants and spiders
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Is there a dead animal?
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A tarantula
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Are there spiders?
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NOT arachnophobia friendly
Lots of pictures of a huge tarantula throughout the film and an extended scene including a live one (with sounds)
Picture appearances:
in the car on the way to the home for retired bears when Mr. Brown opens his binder
-when the Browns see their room onboard the ship (Darwin Suite)
-when the boat sinks, Mr. Brown grabs the picture to help him float before casting it aside
-on the plane as they’re struggling to land, when the nun asks someone to open the floor panel begins a multi minute scene with a live tarantula
-at the end of the film when Mr. Brown is showing pictures of his trip at work, a photo of his encounter with the live one is shown for multiple minutes until he parachutes out the window.
Lots of pictures of a huge tarantula throughout the film and an extended scene including a live one (with sounds)
Picture appearances:
in the car on the way to the home for retired bears when Mr. Brown opens his binder
-when the Browns see their room onboard the ship (Darwin Suite)
-when the boat sinks, Mr. Brown grabs the picture to help him float before casting it aside
-on the plane as they’re struggling to land, when the nun asks someone to open the floor panel begins a multi minute scene with a live tarantula
-at the end of the film when Mr. Brown is showing pictures of his trip at work, a photo of his encounter with the live one is shown for multiple minutes until he parachutes out the window.
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Is there cannibalism?
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No, but when the Brown family is lost in the Amazon jungle, one of the characters says "how long until we eat each other?"
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Death
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Family
Is someone kidnapped?
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No, but Paddington's Aunt Lucy is tricked into getting into a boat, her glasses are taken (leaving her unable to see where she is), and the boat is pushed out into the current of a river.
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Fear
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Captain Cabot talks with one of his ancestors, who is either a ghost or a delusion
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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Baby Paddington falls into a river and is carried away from his family of origin.
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Law Enforcement
Is there incarceration?
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No incarceration, but Paddington visits someone who's in jail
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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A group of nuns work at the home for retired bears, with one of the main supporting characters being herself one of the nuns. One of the Cabot ghosts is a priest.
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Sex
Are there incestuous relationships?
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Vehicular
Does a plane crash?
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One of Captain Cabot's ancestors is briefly shown as having died in a plane crash.
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Violence
Does someone drown?
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No, but a river boat sinks and the people on board struggle to safety.
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