Essentially Disney’s own childhood legend coming of a certain age tale, Christopher Robin imagines a deeply wistful sequel about an adult Christopher dropping in on his Hundred Acre friends ...

Winnie the Pooh loves you as an adult too. Disney’s newest release, “Christopher Robin,” which arrives in theaters this weekend, represents a new addition to the Disney canon: A live-action ...

"Christopher Robin" is a deep and meaningful movie that explores the dark sides of adulthood. Ewan McGregor brings his irresistible charm to his performance as an adult Christopher Robin.

Pooh and Tigger and Eeyore aren’t merely toys, or even magical talking toys, but childhood itself — and not just Christopher Robin’s, but yours, too. For an adult viewer, particularly one ...

Ewan McGregor stars as the adult version of Winnie the Pooh's best friend in Marc Forster's A.A. Milne-inspired film 'Christopher Robin.' By Todd McCarthy If absence makes the heart grow fonder ...

So many Disney films follow a child or young adult suddenly thrown into a grown-up world and forced to overcome all of its headaches. “Christopher Robin,” however, turns a childhood hero of ...

Paddington 2 is one of the best-reviewed movies of the year, and now Winnie the Pooh, unabashed never-nude, is getting the live-action movie treatment in Disney's Christopher Robin. The movie ...

and you have “Christopher Robin,” which doesn’t rise to that level. Yet as with that earlier movie, the universal plot is all about an adult accessing his inner child, having lost touch with ...

adults tend to turn to children's stories as a method of comfort and escapism. As the new film Goodbye Christopher Robin details, grown-ups found joy in A.A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh books when ...

Because of all this, Christopher Robin didn’t speak often to his parents as an adult, and he eventually became estranged from his mother—seeing her only once in the last 15 years of her life ...

Winnie the Pooh reunites with an adult Christopher Robin in a film that plays more like a cynical corporate product than a love letter to A.A. Milne. When artists worry about what big corporations ...