I cried so hard watching this movie, Pooh accompanied Robin in his childhood, and when Robin left, he said "I will never forget you". So when Robin laughed at Winnie "You're just a dumb dumb bear", I was in tears and couldn't stop sobbing. Was he just laughing at Pooh? No, he was denying his childhood self. His childhood was as innocent as Pooh, silly and cute, and he believed in his partner with a good heart. However, when Robin grew up, he lost his childhood self, no longer trusted his partners, suffered setbacks, and worried about the future. He mocked Pooh for peace of mind.
I still remember Robin saying "I want to do nothing" at the beginning, but life polished him and made him lose his innocence. He no longer believed in "the power of inaction" and actively controlled his life. He was in charge of the fate of the company's employees and forced him to His daughter is in boarding school, he seems to be living an active life, and the point of life is to be in control. But control is not omnipotent, so there is a loss of the company, the family is about to fall apart, and when everything is about to get out of control, Pooh appears. This kind of child companion suddenly burst into Robin's life, disrupting his life and schedule. And Robin is still the kind Robin. He accompanied Pooh to go home to find his partner, which is also a reminiscence of his childhood.
The back story is a bit cliché but still touching, with Pooh and his little friends "helping" Robin. Robin clearly needs help, not to deliver the document in the briefcase, but to help him retrieve his childhood memories. It was this feeling that saved Robin's career and Robin's family. In short, Pooh contributed.
ps: At first, I thought Pooh's dubbing sounded very embarrassing. It smelled like a waning year. Later, the more I listened, the more pleasant it became. There was a kind of eloquent taste in the trance. It was very endearing. ╰︎╯︎ºั๑)♡︎
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