Disney has provided Netflix with some most-watched and highly demanded content. The collection of movies includes not only the Star Wars and Marvel franchise but also the standalone movies. Like Christopher Robin the dearest live-action revival of the Mouse House’s classic. It will leave Netflix in favor of Disney+ on 5th September. This way Netflix will be losing to Disney+.
Not many know and it at the same time is hard to believe that Winnie the Pooh has made more money than Mickey Mouse has for Disney.
Christopher Robin
Christopher puts up the story of a little boy who in order to play with his loving and dearest stuffed animals would go to the Hundred Acre Woods. In the future, this little boy who had so much time to play with his stuffed animal friends now has not much free time for himself. He has now transformed into a workaholic and is works really hard for his promotion. He is so indulged in his work that he seldom pays attention to his family. His family includes his daughter and wife. Also, they had planned to go on a family trip together but the grown-up Pooh had to cancel it as he had extra work to do for his boss. This way he neglects his home life so that he can live up to the mark in his professional life.
Disney’s Pooh
It was at that moment that Pooh realized that something was not okay with his work life as well as home life. He then dives in to save the day. He reconnects with his old friend and finally manages to make peace with his wife and daughter. Pooh then tried to improve his workplace and his relationship with the boss. Basically, the plot of the film moves around the fact that how Pooh’s unorthodox viewpoints on life create so many positive effects in his world and around.
Christopher Robin is a really touching story of Pooh’s life and his wildest nightmares. His nightmares include growing up and realizing your best friend has no more time left for you and many more. The story has made us and many people cry while Pooh’s movies were in animation. Now, in live-action, it has continued to make us cry. The beauty of the story and character has will never be lost. So, watch it on Netflix before its losing to Disney+.
