'Paddington' World premiere in London's Leicester Square

The transcript discusses the film Paddington, highlighting its adventurous nature and suitability for family viewing. It mentions Paddington's escapades, such as running up escalators and climbing bridges, and advises that young viewers may need guidance. The film is described as wonderful for the whole family, with nothing inappropriate for small children.

What does the speaker initially mention about Paddington?

• Paddington is a detective.

• Paddington dislikes adventures.

• Paddington is a very serious character.

• Paddington gets into various scrapes and adventures.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of Paddington's antics?

• Running up down escalators

• Climbing into bridges

• Flying a plane

• Doing lots of things

What does the speaker suggest about very small viewers?

• They should not watch the film.

• They might need gentle reminders.

• They will find the film boring.

• They will not understand the film.

How does the speaker describe the film overall?

• A horror film for adults only.

• A wonderful film for the whole family.

• A film with a lot of violence.

• A documentary about bears.

What is the speaker's opinion on showing the film to very small children?

• It is not suitable for them.

• It is suitable for them.

• They should only watch it with adults.

• They might find it too scary.