Disney Disney’s Christopher, meanwhile, is a wholly fictional character, whose last name is Robin, and whose father dies, rather conveniently, when he’s just a boy.

But he hasn’t changed his approach at all, and so Goodbye Christopher Robin plays as an even more annoying work, smothering the delicate subject under the shellac of self-importance.

Disney gets hate for remaking beloved animated classics as live-action films, but this underrated gem was a masterpiece.

Many an author uses personal material to the distress of family members, but there are few more bitter examples than that of A.A. Milne and his Christopher Robin – at least according to a new ...

Christopher Robin (Ewan McGregor) and Winnie the Pooh in a scene from “Christopher Robin.” And while Pooh and his pals will delight the kiddies, it’s not just another dose of nostalgia for ...