I finally watched "Goodbye, Christopher Robin" as I wished.
What I didn't expect was that Winnie the Pooh had such a deep connection with the First World War, which can be said to be a warm light in the dark times at that time. However, for Billy moon, he actually only wants his own Pooh, and only wants Blue to write a book for him instead of a book about him. Winnie the Pooh's life is so beautiful, but the reality is that Christopher Robin never saw his mother again, opened a bookstore, married his cousin, had an only daughter with cerebral palsy, and eventually died of muscle weakness. Although he was considered the happiest child in the world at the time, the darkness of reality defeated him in the end. Pooh's huge gains did not make the life of this child who just wanted to play cricket with his father better. On the contrary, Without these two parents who only have interests in their eyes, maybe Billy Moon's fate would not be like this...
I didn't understand the title of the movie very well at first, I thought that Billy moon died at the end, but I realized at the end that the real Billy moon is not Christopher Robin from Winnie the Pooh, Blue also sealed the pen for him, waiting for Pooh to fade away gradually. At the moment of sight, Pooh truly belongs to Billy moon and blue...
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