With the Hundred Acre Wood deserted and his hunny jar empty, Winnie the Pooh opens a magical door to London to reunite with his long-lost friend Christopher Robin, now all grown up. But with ...

BOTTOM LINE A sugary version of what should have been a bittersweet story. If you’ve seen the posters for “Goodbye Christopher Robin,” you probably know you’re in for a good cry. The story of how the ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Somehow, the film balances nostalgia with novelty. It takes the softly worn plushies of our ...

Daniel Lawrence is a TV and Movie News Writer for Collider. He studied Scriptwriting for Film and Television at Bournemouth University and has also produced original Audio Dramas ranging from short ...

In the wake of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, R-rated takes on familiar characters who have entered the public domain are all the rage. Now the classic storybook series is getting yet another ...