Christopher Robin (BD)

a good family movie. Good hearted funny very nice. I would recommend this movie, especially with young kids, but even older people might enjoy it. It’s nice to have to listen to us throughout the movie.

This movie proves you're never too old to talk to your stuffed animals, and if you do, it might just lead to an adventure rather than a trip to the therapist! Winnie the Pooh's wisdom is so profound yet delivered with the innocence of a child (or, well, a bear). Pooh's take on life's problems is like having a Zen master who's slightly obsessed with honey. He drops lines that are so deep, you'll find yourself pondering the meaning of life.The film's humor is as gentle and warming. It has a way of making adults chuckle at the absurdity of their complex lives through the simple, yet insightful observations of stuffed animals. "Christopher Robin" also gives us a glimpse into what might happen if your childhood toys showed up unannounced. Spoiler: It involves a lot of explaining to do with your family and possibly your boss. Imagine trying to put "Went on an adventure with my childhood stuffed bear" as a reason for your leave of absence!In essence, this movie is a heartwarming reminder that sometimes, the most important things in life aren't things at all. It's about reconnecting with the joys of your childhood and realizing that it's okay to not have everything figured out. After all, in the wise words of Pooh, "Doing nothing often leads to the very best something." And this movie is definitely a delightful "something" that will leave you smiling, pondering, and maybe, just maybe, checking in on your old stuffed friends.

Great entertainment.

SUCH A SWEET MOVIE!!

Good movie great look back at a classic

Worth watching

A very well done movie about a grown up Christopher Robin and how he is reunited with his old pals! Fun for both young & old! I’m 60 & I loved it! A Family friendly movie! LOVED IT!

I would give this a 3 star as a Millennial and one star if I was 10. Unfortunately, I was the last generation to actually love the actual A. A Milne books. I also loved the original Disney movies. I loved that this movie was true to both. So, I loved the movie, the puns, the characters and the concrete example of who those woozles were. The special effects were good and it was fun watching Winnie and the rest of crew rescuing Christopher Robin for a change. Unfortunately, the movie itself will not attract kids or millennials who grew up on the Disney Channel version of Winnie the Pooh. Anyone under 12 cannot even relate the average kid is concrete and would never understand the puns or idioms. However, I loved it and appreciate the characters were true to form. I also thought it was brilliant to make sure the original characters were well depicted in robot form. Great movie for people 35 and older but anyone younger would not understand.