Customer Ratings & Reviews

Christopher Robin, the character of the Winnie The Pooh books who entered the Hundred Acre Woods to visit his friends is grown up now, and he's left his childhood friends behind...until life presents a moment in Christopher's life where his friends can help him remember what is important. Ewan MacGregor does a fabulous job as the grown up Christopher Robin, having survived WWII, married with a little daughter, and a stressful job that threatens to tear his marriage and home life apart. The story has all the feel of the original Winnie the Pooh films and cartoons and it is a film well worth watching with family.

Got this for my mom for her birthday and she loves it

Fantastic for the whole family.. Great quality....

This is a great movie i loved it and esply my kids.

funny, sad, loving story, great for all ages to see

Must buy for anyone who lives Pooh. Fantastic movie

I didn't emotionally connect as much as I hoped I would, but the execution is astoundingly beautiful and Ewan McGregor is always great.

Reminds me of my childhood reading Winnie the Pooh.

Have always loved Winnie the Pooh. Love this movie.

Good movie for the whole family. Laughed and cried.

Saw this movie In theaters and just had to have it!

Everyone should see Great for all ages. A favorite

Loved this film, definitely great an heart warming

Had family movie night. This movie was a blast....

Oh bro this movie is scary dont watch it alone ok.

Loved the movie, glad to add to my collection ****

This is the best movie for all family mwmebers!!!!

Not the best Disney film ever made, but certainly not the worst. A fun and surprisingly emotional film for the whole family.

This movie should have gotten more attention in theaters. Maybe they should have released it around the holidays.

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.