“Christopher Robin,” however, turns a childhood hero of those who grew up admiring A.A. Milne’s “Winnie the Pooh” tales into ... Christopher and what was holding him back — he ...

There’s no end to the schmaltz in Winnie the Pooh’s honey pot, yet Disney’s live-action "Christopher Robin" also tosses ... get back to the adventure at hand. The film’s color palette ...

Hand-drawn animation, even in the relatively low-budget Winnie the Pooh movies, can be vibrant and colorful in ways that Christopher Robin isn’t aiming to be. By Josh Spiegel One of the most ...

And though they always look like stuffed animals, the characters adopt postures that make them seem very life-like, especially Pooh. The film begins with Christopher Robin holding a goodbye tea ...

But this film has shown me the appeal of the “silly old bear” with “little brain” and oodles of time on his hands ... as the honey Pooh endlessly craves. “Christopher Robin” is ...

While the entire premise of A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh books requires some serious suspension of disbelief, one character had a real-life counterpart: Christopher Robin, whose full name was ...

Winnie the Pooh comes to life in ... always has to return to sad sack Christopher Robin, who realizes far too late that growing up is as much about holding on as it is about letting go.

given the moment at hand. The town of Vernon woman couldn't let a major milestone in Winnie the Pooh history — the Aug. 3 release of "Christopher Robin," starring Ewan McGregor in the title ...

Winnie the Pooh ... hand-drawn animated film that delighted fans in 2011. This sweet adventure follows Pooh and his companions as they look for Eeyore's lost tail and try to rescue Christopher ...

But Winnie the Pooh is here to fix that. In the new Disney movie, when a high-strung adult Christopher Robin (played by Ewan McGregor) believes he is hallucinating Pooh from overwork and stress ...

be sure to shake my hand before you go because I was a friend of Christopher Robin and you will be shaking the hand that shook the hand that held the paw of Winnie the Pooh'." We live in a world where ...