Christopher Robin [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2018]

I was a fan of winnie the pooh when I was a kid. Absolutely love eeyore. I gotta say I enjoyed like 75% of this movie. The voice acting for almost all the characters were either spot on or good. The only dislikes I had was 1) owl and rabbit looked way more like actual animals compared to everyone else who did look like stuffed animals. 2) They included everyone save for gopher. that isnt taking away anything from the movie with him not being in it but they do reference him in one part of the film. The last issue I disliked was how christopher robin is portrayed as an adult. Yes everyone grows up eventually and life goes on but he comes off a little bit of a jerk with how he treats his family and then pooh and company when they first connect with each other again. Outside of that, will families and kids enjoy this film. I think they will.

This is the best Disney movie in ages! I've read reviews saying this isn't really a kids movie, and I agree with that to a degree. Kids will probably be bored with a movie like this that isn't the frenetic, hyperactive style of storytelling. This is slower and gives the viewer time to absorb both the magic as well as the depth of the message. That message is simply delivered, but profound: kids should be allowed to be kids and adults would be far happier in life by embracing the imagination that they sacrificed in the race to grow up. I thought the acting was fantastic. English society during the postwar period was stiff and this captures that well as a wonderful counterpoint to the freedom and joy of being a child.

Excellent film that is great for adults, not just children. I'd even say that the film is more likely to resonate with adults more than children, considering that the subject matter deals with the loss of childhood innocence that comes with adulthood and wisdom and introspection necessary to reclaim it as an adult. Pooh dispenses unconditional love and wisdom to all, not just to little children. This movie is likely to make you will tear-up at what you have lost while also rejoicing at what you have rediscovered, whether you read Pooh as a child or not.

I was disappointed that none of the songs I associate with Pooh and Christopher Robin were used in this movie. It is a live-action feature that takes up when Christopher is an adult with kids who were his age when he spent time with Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, Owl, and the other denizens of the woods. All of the imaginary creatures are animated within the story, pretty believably. Christopher is beset with adult issues and has forgotten the value of friends - until he relearns it. Along the way he also relearns the value of family.

In all honesty, I didn't want to spend the $30 or so dollars to see this movie in the theaters. I purchased it as a Christmas gift for my wife, and we watched it on New Year's Eve, and I have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised by the movie. The CGI team that created the characters did a MARVELOUS job in bringing these classic characters to life. The story was pretty cute, and was pretty well acted by the "real" characters, especially the interaction with the occupants of the 100 Acre Woods.

This movie is by far the best Movie I've seen in ages! Really takes you back to being a kid. But my favorite part about this movie, is they didn't take out the innocence. So many many family movies, or kid movies these day has some form of foul language or inappropriate behavior snuck in there. Not with this one, at all! It's innocent, it's pure, it's entertaining, and even quit comical! We didn't want the movie to end. Really hoping for a sequel and also hoping for the characters to hit the plush toy shelves soon.

A really good movie with great CGI and character development. All the stuffed animals actually look like well loved (and used) toys and the voices sound pretty much like those used in the original Disney stories. Ewan McGregor does a great job of a Christopher Robin who has lost his innocence as he forgets his friends after leaving to go to boarding school. I've already watched this three times (twice with my wife and once with my 19 year old daughter), and will definitely be watching it more!

A grown up Christopher Robin needs to reconnect with his past and find his playful side and there's nobody better suited to help him than his friends from the Hundred Acre Wood. He's not the only one who gets charmed by Pooh, and the gang. Any of us who grew up with Winnie the Pooh will find bits of our own childhood along the way. Sometimes in our busy world, we should all take a moment to find the child within ourselves even if it's just for a couple hours.