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Arden 2022-03-04 08:01:32
One's childhood, the childhood of thousands of people
To see the last unknowingly shed tears. Most of the first half is to pave the way for the next half hour.
His father was a soldier in World War I and a writer at the same time. He survived after the end of the first station, but left a deep shadow of the war. He was inspired to write a book about...
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Jarrod 2022-03-19 09:01:10
Watched it last Sunday
It made me wonder how truthful the movie is, 'cause it portrayed his parents as pretty bad...though I guess it was just how upper-middle class Brits raised their kids back then. I wonder how much has changed.
Anyway, it did give me the impression that AA Milne cared about his son more more than his...
Gemma Wilks
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Chris 2022-03-23 09:03:24
acting a little weird
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Braulio 2022-03-22 09:02:55
When I watched Disney cartoons before, I wanted to know about Christopher Robin. This movie finally fulfilled one of my wishes. It's very comfortable to shoot, basically in the same tone as the "Winnie the Pooh" cartoon, very warm, but the behind-the-scenes story makes people feel a little sad, but the little memories of childhood, the little happiness makes people feel more moved. When I watch it, I always think of "Finding Neverland", but fortunately its ending is quite happy.
Goodbye Christopher Robin quotes
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Christopher Robin Aged 8: Are you writing a book? I thought we were just having fun?
Alan Milne: We're writing a book and we're having fun.
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Christopher Robin Aged 8: Well... you see, after the war there was so much sadness... that hardly anyone could remember what happines was like. Then Winnie the Pooh came along and he was like a tap. You just turned it on and happines came out.
Christopher Robin Aged 8: But I'm not Christopher Robin, really. I'm Billy Moon.
