Paddington Bear 2 will be released tomorrow, and everyone's favorite London bear, who loves jam and wears a bullhorn button coat, is returning to the big screen. Written by the late author Michael Bond and voiced by Ben Whishaw, Paddington Bear is undoubtedly one of the most beloved movie bear characters in film history.
Of course, Paddington Bear is by no means the first bear character to appear on the big screen. There have been many plush bears in the film before or since; some characters are not as cute as Paddington bears, while others may be less comfortable to hold and even daunting. Here are the top 10 screen bear characters selected.
(1) Paddington Bear
Michael Bond's beloved character will return to the big screen in Paddington Bear 2; but it's not the first bear character in history to hit the big screen, and it won't be the last.
(2) "The Enchanted Forest"
Whether it was voiced by Phil Harris in the 1967 animated version or voiced by Bill Murray in the 2016 remake, the lazy bear in the classic by the original author Rudyard Kiplings is loved by fans for teaching us what "Bare Necessities" is.
(3) "Winnie the Pooh"
We don't have to think about it, we know to add A to this list. A. Milne's honey-loving bear with an empty head.
(4) "Yoga Bear"
In this comedy that combines live-action and animation, it is performed by Dan Akroyd and Justin Timberlake, voiced by the beloved characters Yoga Bear and Bobo Bear respectively. For everyone involved in this film, this is not necessarily the peak of their careers, but it is still worth remembering.
(5) "Teddy Bear"
The teddy bear created by Seth McFarland may be a cute and cute teddy bear with life, but when it comes to his words and deeds, it is not as old and salty as paddington bears.
(6) The Adventures of the Muppets
"(Fuzi) bear turn left, (Comey) frog turn right", what animal besides Fuzi bear can spit out such a witty remark? The Fuzz Bear also proves that paddington bears and yoga bears are not only suitable for hats.
(7) "The Revenant Hunter"
We wonder if Leonardo DiCaprio had a jam sandwich on him, he might have escaped when he met the Grizzlies.
(8) "The Opposite Sides"
The 1997 adventure thriller, directed by Lee Tamahori, focuses on a billionaire (Anthony Hopkins) and a photographer (Alec Baldwin) who is having an affair with his wife. When the plane they were on was shipwrecked in the wilderness and a big grizzly bear was preparing to feast on them, the two had to put their grudges behind each other. And this time, no one thought of bringing jam.
(9) "The Golden Compass"
This film, a remake of Philip Pullman's Northern Lights, still gives the feared armored bear a new lease of life, and Ian McLean, who is behind the scenes, is naturally credited.
(10) Guardians: Century War Yuan
The Russian superhero film gives a whole new meaning to the term "seeing is believing," especially the heavily armored werebear, played by Anton Bombuschni.
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