Christopher Robin has grown up, but Winnie the Pooh returns to teach him the most important of lessons…. how to get through adulthood. Here’s my review of CHRISTOPHER ROBIN!
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“THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT TIGGERS IS THAT TIGGERS ARE WONDERFUL THINGS!! WITH THEIR HEADS MADE OUT OF RUBBER AND THEIR BOTTOMS MADE OUT OF STRINGS!!! THEY BOUNCE AND BOUNCE AND BOUNCE AND BOUNCE AND BOUNCE AND BOUNCE THEY GO!! BUT THE MOST WONDERFUL THING ABOUT TIGERS IS THAT IM THE ONLY ONE”
This movie was VERY slow-paced. I liked it because I’m a huge Winnie the Pooh but despite the movie title, POOH is the main character. He makes this movie what it is
They were smart to keep Pooh’s voice the same, especially since none of the other Hundred Acre Wood characters (besides Tigger who is also voiced by Jim Cummings) are their original voices. It really gave it that nostalgia effect needed
Did anyone else think they saw Jeremy’s name in the opening credits. Someone named Jeremy Johns was the Unit Production Manager and I did a double take when I watched the film.
Does it have a tear jerk moment?
The Darkest Minds review!
Their colors are faded…just like his childhood. =(
The truth is he was trippin on acid and talked to these things hahah
Gotta to watch out for that source material
The colors faded was supposed to show that they were old toys.
The color scale on the toys were to represent how time passed for them just as much as time passed for Christopher, hence Winnie’s dark red juxtaposed to the bright red of the animated movie/show
Okay first Eeyore made me laugh out loud with every single line. I haven’t laughed that much in a long time. First 30 minutes were slow and depressing but when the humour hits OMG! The audience at the show I went to clapped at the end (how often does that happen?). Ages ranged from 8-80 and the family of the 8 year old boy behind us asked him if he liked it and he said, “Yeah, it was really good!” It’s NOT for kids 7 and under because it is rather serious and the issues are working 7 days a week, not playing with your child, taking yourself too seriously as an adult it isn’t for very young children. That being said a younger child was fussing for the first 30 minutes but after that I didn’t hear a sound. Go see it, it’s great.
Ya know what I say fuck Mickey, Winnie needs to be the mascot and I loved this film and cried threw it sure the 3rd act is predictable but it’s a cute movie so I can’t judge it.
Is it me or do the plushies look weirdly shaped? I’ve only seen stills, maybe they’ll look better in motion. I don’t know.
This is the type of review I love to hear
Yes, but how does this tie into Infinity War?
I love Winnie the Pooh, don’t get me wrong, but I would just rather see Disney make more original stories than live-action remakes and spin offs
The fact that they made these characters a live action movie based around a real person and put his name, Christopher Robin, in the title is really screwed up considering what happened to the real Christopher Robin and how these characters were created.
You should research where these characters and Christopher came from , maybe you would understand how adapting the person Christopher to a live action and having him interact with the animals as an adult is so screwed up.
I thought it was great. However, I don’t think younger children would enjoy it, whereas all ages can enjoy something like Hook.
I loved Winnie the Pooh as a kid! This brings out the kid in me.
Good time, no mead required…?
I’m taking my 10 year old niece to see this movie tonight.
It was amazing. Great movie.
great Review, like yourself i never really was into Winnie the pooh while growing up either but a friend asked me to watch it and review it for her so i watched it at her request and i was kind of surprised at how much i actually enjoyed it. i do think it was done well except for the first 15 minutes or so i think it kind of dragged out as it was scanning thru the ages. but once it got past that part the movie grabbed my attention from that point on.
It was good but one question where was Gopher?
Kanga and Roo. It’s her son.
The color of Tigger is the original color of Tigger in the A.A Milne books. Only the Disney cartoons had bright orange Tigger.
I cringe every time someone complains about color… This is the original look actually they were even duller and scruffier but if hey commercial colors are what you need…
Homerun Derby is awesome.
It has Hayley Atwell in it, so 500% more likely to watch.
I freaking loved this movie TBH. Grew Up with Winnie and in all honesty I cried alot in this movie. The innocence in this movie is amazing.
i hated this film because
1.there was barely any good humor
2.the characters acted out of character
3.the “emotional” scenes dont work on me because i dont care about the characters in this film
4.Pacing is so slow
5.lots and lots of filler
6.Boring
Unmmm how do you forget talking stuffed animals??
I really want to see this movie. The trailer gave me so much good old nostalgic great memories from my childhood. It really touched me.
Oof the source material meme is still strong with this one, SALT
I’m with you Jeremy I though it was all in his head too
So… it’s Hook.
Sweet, sweet movie. Just saw it with my family today, and we all enjoyed it.
Bummer. I had really high hopes of this being the next paddington 2
Uhhh Winnie the Pooh and Toy Story take place in the same timeline. Christopher Robin’s toys broke the golden rule and started talking instead of being played with he told his mom she didn’t believe him and threatened to throw them away so he hid them in the forest where they played for years until he got older discovered his Love Gun and what it’s for started noticing girls so 50+ years later enter(haley joel osment playing an adult) Christopher Robin’s grandson Andy learning toys can talk from his kids and off he goes to search for the only father he knew Woody. This is happening so we might as well get ready for this. Awesome job as always JJ!