The lush sun shines on a perfectly round, juicy orange. The glimmer of the citrus shines like the future of our growing cub Paddington. Paddington has experienced a heartening and tremulous journey over the course of his first two highly praised films, with the new addition of “Paddington In Peru.” He continues his streak of cuteness in the face of adversity.  In the face of a banal and immature family cinema, 2014’s “Paddington” welcomed a furry face that became beloved by all four quadrants of both cinephiles and casual viewers. Three years later, “Paddington 2” became the principle of “kid’s movies.” While the cap of the trilogy’s juice is loaded with sweetness, it’s missing some of the ingredients that carried the first two.  Let's forget about “Wonka.” Screenwriter Paul King has become the new face of live-action animation through the bear with British sensibilities, and with a $90 million budget, compared to the previous film’s $40 million. Fans were excited to see what bombast...