I haven't seen Christopher Robin yet, so I'll just comment on this one since I haven't.This is so much the real Pooh! They have the same voices & made it just like the old Pooh stories and colors but with newer graphics mixed in. I don't remember hearing anybody talk about it when it came out but I saw it and loved it.The CGI doesn't ruin the movie at all and the music is really good. Definitely see it if you like Tigger, Pooh and Eeyore.OK, I want to go on the ride at WDW now!

So me and my brother got this movie at our local library and we thought this movie was going to be good but we did not like this movie. I gave it a 3/10 and my brother gave it a 1/10. There was a very little funny part in this movie. Like when every one but Winnie The Pooh put a picnic over the hole to capture the fake monster then Winnie The Pooh sees honey at the picnic then falls into the hole. Then Winnie starts to call for help then every one comes into the hole to help Winnie out but the cant get out by their self. Only piglet was out of the hole so he grabs a rope then the others say give the other side and pule when we say pule the rope so piglet rips the rope into five pieces and the others were mad. so that's all bye.

In a time saturated with so many CGI animated films (Not that all of them were bad, some of them were pretty good, actually. But most of them are pretty bland and insipid) it was very nice to see a new traditionally-animated feature by Disney.This film had all the charm from most of the previous Winnie the Pooh animations: The result is something very cute and enjoyable, and appropriate for all the family.The animation was pretty well done, with very appealing designs and beautiful sceneries. The plot was very light-hearted, pleasant and delightful from beginning to end.In my opinion, this was a very satisfying reboot, with many wonderful qualities that deserves the appreciation of any viewer. I highly recommend it to everyone.

What a nice surprise this film was. I was expecting a great movie, but this one far exceeded my expectations. The story is simple - as are all Pooh movies - Pooh searching desperately for some honey, Eeyore losing his tail. Familiar territory that works every time.The songs were also a great surprise. The Backson Song and Honey Song are simply brilliant and should be recognized by the Academy this year for best song nominations.Overall, the film is filled with outstanding Pooh moments that we have grown to love throughout the years. My personal fave is the "pit" scene, when the gang finds themselves trapped together. Pooh seems so jovial throughout the entire ordeal, always making the best of any situation, no matter good or bad. You cannot keep your eyes off of him. A must see for all fans.