Disney’s Christopher Robin, a heartwarming, live-action adventure for the whole family, is coming home just in time for the holidays on Digital and Blu-ray. Embark on a spirited adventure with grown-up Christopher Robin, Winnie the Pooh, and friends, and go behind the scenes to discover how Disney’s beloved characters are brought to life.
This fun-filled tale features A.A. Milne’s timeless characters from the Hundred Acre Wood — Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, Kanga, Roo, Rabbit and Owl — making their first appearance as three-dimensional characters who remind Christopher Robin, and viewers of all ages, to appreciate the simple pleasures in life. This entirely new take on the Winnie the Pooh stories will transport parents back to the imaginative, carefree days of childhood and allow them to share their love of Pooh and friends with their own children.
The vintage visual design of the characters is inspired by Christopher Robin’s original stuffed animals, and the mix of live action and computer animation is fantastically well done. I really believed that Pooh and Eeyore were real, live, stuffed toys walking around in London. Who knew a toy could show so much emotion with just a subtle shift in stuffing?
My daughters loved seeing all their favourite characters come to life. Jim Cummings’ voice work shines as he reprises his roles as Pooh and Tigger, and Brad Garrett’s Eeyore is spot on. But for the grown-ups, this serves as a gentle invitation to remember the simplicity and joy of childhood, the power of friendship, and most of all, the importance of family. At its heart, this movie is about Christopher Robin’s relationships. His relationship with Pooh, and his relationship with his daughter most of all. Fittingly, Christopher Robin feels like running into an old friend after many years apart – curiously strange yet familiar at the same time.
Bring home Christopher Robin on Digital HD or SD, Multi-Screen Edition (Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital), or DVD!
Bonus Features
Bonus features provide a heartfelt look at the making of Christopher Robin, showcasing the magical artistry that brings the classic characters to life, the human actors’ techniques for interacting with stuffed animals, and the filmmakers’ passion for their project. Bronte Carmichael, who plays Christopher Robin’s daughter Madeline, takes viewers on an exciting journey from the drawing board to film locations throughout the United Kingdom.
Features flash back to highlight Walt Disney’s fondness for Winnie the Pooh and recall the voice actors who lovingly portrayed the unforgettable voice of the iconic character. An exclusive digital bonus feature explores the actual teddy bear, given to Christopher Robin Milne 98 years ago, which inspired the original Pooh stories that have been shared and adored by families around the globe.
Blu-ray and Digital HD
- “In Which … A Movie Is Made for Pooh” – Filmmakers and cast share their passion for this story in a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the movie.
- “In Which … Pooh Finds His Voice” – Discover what it’s like to voice Winnie the Pooh, from voice actors Sterling Holloway to Jim Cummings.
- “In Which … Pooh and Walt Become Friends” – How did Walt Disney and Pooh meet? Take a journey through time to explore the legacy of Walt’s first encounter with Pooh.
- “In Which … Pooh and Friends Come to Life” – See how Winnie the Pooh and Friends were brought to life as walking and talking stuffed animals in this magical live-action world.
Exclusive Digital Bonus
- “In Which … We Were Very Young” – Meet the actual, original teddy bear who, along with his best friends, has inspired so much love worldwide for almost a century.
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I love all the characters, but I do have to say my favourite is Eeyore, he is so sad and depressing, I feel so bad for him!
It has to be Winnie the Pooh
I like Eeyore he reminds me of a relative.
I like piglet because i think he’s cute
I Love Eeyore always so down but witty
My favorite is Winnie The Pooh.
My favorite character from The Hundred Acre Woods is Piglet.
I’ve always loved Eeyore.
I’ve always loved Eeyore because he’s just so sweet and seems like he needs the extra love and an extra hug
My favourite character is Eeyore. I have always had a soft spot for him, and I think it’s because he is so sad and depressed yet he still makes an effort to hang out with his friends. He’s not your typical children’s character so I also love his unique perspective.
Eyeore has always been my favorite, he just seems like a loveable character.
I always loved Eeyore. He was always so sad. I always wanted to cheer him up somehow.
I love Piglet because she is an uplifting friend to Pooh!
My favourite is Pooh because of his great sayings
My favourite classic Pooh character from the Hundred Acre Wood is Piglet because he’s such a great friend!
I like Piglet because he’s fun!
We love Pooh Bear because he’s so kind and adorable!
I am a big fan of Eeyore. I just love his cute stuck-on tail and his grumpiness.
I’ve always loved Eeyore because he’s such a grump but in a fun, friendly way.
I like Winnie the Pooh because he has a great attitude.
I’ve always loved Eeyore because of his different personality. I always thought he was kind of funny.