Christopher Robin

In October 2018, I watched Christopher Robin at Movix Kameari. That was the first time I watched a live action CGI movie based on a Disney animation one. I was drawn to the stuffed animals to move as if they are alive and I was impressed a lot with how fantastic the CGI was about them. I even felt the human characters to be additions to them. I narrowly remembered that Evan McGregor as Christopher Robin was a fresh guy for his age. 

In February 2020, I watched it again on DVD. I could recognize anew the story as wonderful because I kind of got used to watching the stuffed animals moving, so I could closely watch the human characters acting. It was a comfortable and heart-warming film. 

Adults tend to lose themselves when they are snowed under. In such a case, recalling their childhood might refresh them. I was happy to see how the main character, Christopher Robin, gradually remembered how he hung out with Pooh and its friends in his childhood. Then, Bronte Carmichael was really cute as Madeline Robin, the daughter of Christopher Robin.