Christopher Robin
Christopher Robin, the boy who had countless adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood, has grown up and lost his way. Now it’s up to his spirited and loveable stuffed animals, Winnie The Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and the rest of the gang, to rekindle their friendship and remind him of endless days of childlike wonder and make-believe, when doing nothing was the very best something. From TMDB
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60 of 161 · most liked firstThe LLM lied. Those aren't quotes from Lion King, Pinocchio, Pocahontas, Aristocats, or Winnie the Pooh. (Christopher Robin did say that, but not in that specific movie. And it's not particularly antifa either) Also, Dr Dawson isn't from the Aristocats. He's from Great Mouse Detective, and didn't say the line there either.
unlabelledView post →Movie: Christopher Robin Language: Spanish Country: Spain Rest in peace Antonio "Tony" Canal (1936 - 2026) 🕯
unlabelledView post →Pooh Through The Years (2018, 2022) 🎈🍯 Originally drawn for the release of the Christopher Robin film, later modified when Winnie the Pooh entered the public domain
unlabelledView post →Happy Valentines Day to my wonderful wife @scrimstreet.bsky.social, pictured here a few years back at a very romantic screening of the Winnie The Pooh movie, Christopher Robin
unlabelledView post →Rewatched this movie with Gwyn and still losing my mind over this scene. They could never make me hate you, Christopher Robin (2018).
unlabelledView post →Say what you like but the Christopher Robin movie is far more interesting intellectually than Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey
unlabelledView post →Honestly, this and that Tiana film Colman Domingo is producing reminds me of that Christopher Robin movie made in 2018. Not a remake, but rather a new adventure for the characters, just in live-action.
unlabelledView post →I feel quite happy because I finally watched a Winnie the Pooh movie (The Search for Christopher Robin specifically) after God knows how long, probably since before 4th grade
unlabelledView post →Winnie The Pooh started boiling honey and injecting it directly into his veins. Now he makes Piglet turn tricks. This pays for Pooh's honey habit. Disney is making this into an animated movie. Christopher Robin is murdered in the first scene.
unlabelledView post →Based on @theselectfyrd.bsky.social’s recommendation (”something in his eye”), and as the serf fancies herself as a middle-aged Christopher Robin, we will be watching this film this evening. www.imdb.com/title/tt1653...
unlabelledView post →Christopher Robin the movie takes place after Disney's Pooh movie and TV series where Christopher Robin now an adult has a tough time between work and home and one day Winnie the Pooh takes Robin (Ewan McGregor) back to the Hundred Acre Wood to re-live his childhood while his family searches for him
unlabelledView post →On August 3, 2018, ‘Christopher Robin’ was released in theaters by Disney. The story follows Christopher Robin from the Winnie the Pooh series as an adult living in London, who has lost his sparkle. He is unexpectedly reunited with his childhood friend, Pooh who helps him find himself again. 🍯
unlabelledView post →By now, a few friends of mine HAVE pointed out that it is possible for a new adaptation of a familiar story or film to work, bringing up 2016's Pete's Dragon, 2015's Cinderella, 2021's Cruella, and now, as I am reminded, 2018's Christopher Robin. Now I am genuinely curious to see where this goes...
unlabelledView post →I still marvel at the ingenuity of humans. Winnie the Pooh goes open season, and the first thing someone does is make a movie where Pooh bear is a serial murderer who, after he's abandoned by Christopher Robin, kills AND EATS EYEORE.
unlabelledView post →Oh, then you didn't see Jeremy in his truck LOSING HIS FUCKING SHIT because of that film Christopher Robin. You know, the one with Christopher Robin all grown up and neglecting his family for work?
unlabelledView post →I watched Christopher Robin for the 6th time and got to have a very close friend of mine experience it with me for their first time, that movie always gets me to tear up I stg
unlabelledView post →every day of 2026, I'll post an animated film. 1️⃣9️⃣6️⃣ WINNIE THE POOH (2011) dir. Stephen J. Anderson, Don Hall Due to a misunderstanding, Pooh and the others now embark on a quest to rescue Christopher Robin from a creature called "Backson". #OTD #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Reminds me of when the trailer for the movie "Christopher Robin" came out and used part of the song "Follow the Sun" by the band "The Lighthouse and the Whalers"... which appears to have never been released. Like, ever.
unlabelledView post →Winnie the Pooh 2011 is the first Pooh film since the original to be made by the main Disney studio and feels like a remake/sequel to it- as Pooh and his friends believe Christopher Robin has been kidnapped by a monster they call the Backson. Once again has that classic comfort and charm of Pooh.
unlabelledView post →The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was based off three short films of the honey-loving Pooh Bear and the shorts were stitched together to make a feature film with Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore and Christopher Robin, etc. in their first movie. Its a fair adaptation of the books by A.A. Milne.
unlabelledView post →You know Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin? My brother adored that movie and kept insisting we watch when it was his turn to pick despite knowing Owl's song scared the crap out me m.youtube.com/watch?v=e_BG...
unlabelledView post →I have yet to watch Christopher Robin (the film itself), but it got me thinking: what if Evelyn could've been a character in the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh series? I mean, while the eps take place in the Hundred Acre Wood, there were a few other times where Pooh and his friends visit
unlabelledView post →i was a regular at a movie theater 2018-2019 - every tuesday afternoon i'd get a $5 ticket and a $6 popcorn/cherry pepsi combo and watch Tag or Christopher Robin or Long Shot, often as the only person in the theater. it was a lot of fun at an otherwise miserable time
unlabelledView post →Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey: An indie horror film where a feral and vengeful Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet go on a killing spree after Christopher Robin abandons them to attend college. They murder his friends, and Christopher Robin later returns to the Hundred Acre Wood to confront them.
unlabelledView post →You're being intentionally obtuse. They hadn't even started their live-action remakes at that point. There were no animated films of Christopher Robin growing up made by Disney, so it wasn't a remake itself. And he was a grown man losing his shit over a fucking Winnie the Pooh movie.
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself in one book, one film, and one TV show 📖 Heartstopper 🎞 Christopher Robin 📺 Doctor Who
unlabelledView post →This is literally the moment I thought of when I heard today was the day XD Don't care what some folks say about it being too sad and dark for a Winnie the Pooh movie, The Search for Christopher Robin is a classic ❤️
unlabelledView post →I hope the upcoming Thomas and Friends movie directed by Marc Forester is good. I trust him as a director since Christopher Robin was a good movie and he seems to be passionate enough to contribute ideas to a story he can familiarize himself with.
unlabelledView post →Mmm, fascinating. They are airing the 2017 movie Goodbye Christopher Robin, and I switched the track to the Italian dub for a sec and they use the English names of the characters (Tigger, Piglett, Eeyore) etc etc I never considered that ... Are the "Italian" names owned by Disney...
unlabelledView post →I think that Christopher Robin... if that counts is the only good film of the bunch tbh. I actually loved it. It's very well directed and really emotionally resonant. Everything else? lol.
unlabelledView post →I Watch a Video and i take a Screenshot How they make Christopher Robin movie in 2018 Behind The Scenes and I see a little scene Peter Capaldi doing voice Rabbit🔥 #ChristopherRabin #PeterCapaldi #BehindTheScenes
unlabelledView post →What movie made you ugly cry? Lemme tell you I watched Christopher Robin right before going off to art school and living as an independent adult for the first time and I was ugly sobbing throughout the entire movie. From the first scene to the credits. The whole movie.
unlabelledView post →Y'know, it's interesting how the tree with a door on it is called Christopher Robin's house, but it looks more like a closet, and the Christopher Robin movie later reveals that it's the gateway between the 100 Acre Wood and the real world. Kind of a crazy thing, when you think about it.
unlabelledView post →On this day in movie history: The Dish directed by Rob Sitch, released September 15, 2000. Cast: Sam Neill, Billy Mitchell, Roz Hammond, Christopher-Robin Street, Luke Keltie, Naomi Wright, Ben Wright-Smith, Beverley Dunn, Grant Thompson, Bille Brown, Bernard Curry. #Historical #Drama
unlabelledView post →imagine instead of a 100-acre wood section in KH4 we get a KH retelling of the live-action Christopher Robin movie
unlabelledView post →2018: China bans the release of the Winnie the Pooh movie "Christopher Robin" after the character is used to mock Chinese President Xi Jinping
unlabelledView post →I mean Christopher Robin wasnt needed either and that turned out to be a very cute and fun movie. Maybe it can work here.
unlabelledView post →www.einpresswire.com/article/9047.... A new Winnie The Pooh live action movie is coming in December 2027. Some of the people that worked on the 2018 Christopher Robin movie are working on it. Jim Cummings returns to voice Pooh and Tigger.
unlabelledView post →Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin (1997) Director: Karl Geurs Watch Review wp / wd
unlabelledView post →This movie starts with a text scrawl about how the animals of Hundred Acre Wood went feral after Christopher Robin left, then proceeds to show them wearing clothes & shoes, using power tools, and driving. They’re just hillbilly slasher tropes with animal heads.
unlabelledView post →The best way to execute this is for the movie kid to be a new character with the book kid as the parent. Movie kid and creature get to know each other fresh. The kid (and the child audience) are surprised when Pooh and Dad Christopher Robin know each other already, while the parents are expecting it
unlabelledView post →the second thing that bothers me about Christopher Robin (2018) is that, objectively, what's happening in the movie is all happening
unlabelledView post →I’m not sure what to think about this. The original series had a very simple formula and the plot that they’re describing does sound pretty generic, but who knows, it might be a charming movie similar to Paddington or Christopher Robin.
unlabelledView post →WHAT?!!! The fact this film will be set in "Modern Britain" is a huge red flag for me. Best case scenario, it ends being similar to Christopher Robin with how the characters are animated and handled. But how are you going to make Bagpuss into a film? www.theguardian.com/film/2025/se...
unlabelledView post →What I lineup I know the man for, first The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, then Christopher Robin, then The Book of Boba Fett, then The Wild Robot, then A Minecraft Movie, and now this.
unlabelledView post →15 movies to get to know me: 1. Anna Vs the apocalypse 2. Captain Underpants The 1st Epic movie 3. Clue 4. Digimon Adventure 5. Hot Fuzz 6. Pooh's Grand Advantures: The Search for Christopher Robin 7. Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the galaxy Count.\
unlabelledView post →I decided to watch the Christopher Robin movie just for funsies, I was unaware I was going to cry THIS much omg 😭
unlabelledView post →1. Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin (1997) I barely remember watching this movie from my childhood, and as cute and wholesome as it is the pacing is pretty bad. I still loved the characters and animation despite it being very simple. 7/10
unlabelledView post →To bring in another example of a good live-action Disney movie, I loved Christopher Robin. Because it wasn't a remake, but a sequel to all the other Winnie-the-Pooh movies that happened before. And it made sense for the movie to me LA since it was about an older Christopher Robin facing reality.
unlabelledView post →I cried so much while watching the Christopher Robin movie 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
unlabelledView post →China literally banned milk toast movie Christopher Robin because it featured Winnie the Pooh.
unlabelledView post →Christopher Robin (Rewatch): 10/10 Okay this movie isn't perfect but for what it is it is one of the most wholesome movies I've ever seen. It is so cute and reminds you of the whimsy and joy of childhood. The resolution to the main conflict is everyone getting paid vacation. I love it
unlabelledView post →🎬 The Top 4 Comedy Movies Released on August 3! What's your fave? 1. Eat Drink Man Woman 2. Christopher Robin 3. The Princess Diaries 4. Grießnockerlaffäre 44 #Comedy movies released today: https://todayinmovies.com/genres/aug-03#comedy #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →O Coelho assim "Hello Christopher Robin, what's your favorite scary movie?"
unlabelledView post →[REWATCHED] Christopher Robin (2018) one of my favorite comfort movies!!! 🥹🥹 anything Winnie the Pooh related will always make me happy. I’ve rewatched 3 times this year. The movie sure does bring nostalgia memories and the dynamic between robin and pooh bear
unlabelledView post →I love your artwork for the Christopher Robin one cause that one took me by surprise and made me respect the director and everyone on that film for not only doing what I call a continuation of what if Christopher Robin got to grow up in his timeline but also return back to our loveable Pooh Boy. :)
unlabelledView post →I wanted to watch this, but then I watched “Goodbye Christopher Robin” with Domhnall Gleeson, and I found it so depressing and miserable that I got scared off this one! I’m fine with sad yet uplifting, but the other movie was just a downer.
unlabelledView post →• The Complete Winnie-The-Pooh Starting with an easy read 🍯 Eeyore is so sarcastic it’s funny I didn’t remember him like that. Made me want to rewatch the movie Christopher Robin 🎈 Lovely illustrations too.
unlabelledView post →Hmm. Has anyone done Winnie the Pooh but the animals are exploring beyond 100 Acre Wood in search of Christopher Robin. Only to discover civilization has collapsed or mankind has vanished? Can't be worse than that horror film
unlabelledView post →Poor things! (Especially Christopher Robin having such a famous name!) Was the play connected to this film at all? I remember seeing it a while ago en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christo...
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