"Goodbye Christopher Robin" swept away the romance that permeated fairy tales, allowing people to see the pain and loneliness behind the beauty and simplicity. Donamuel Gleeson's performance is restrained and deep from start to finish
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The film has both a world-facing side and an intimate side, trying to tell a story in a balance between the two. From World War I to World War II, the film spent a lot of time describing the shadow of Mien's war, and the anti-war message was very clear. As for the relationship between Mean and Billy, what is more interesting is the British humor between father and son, which is quite heartwarming. The fly in the ointment is that the latter part of the film focuses on Billy's complaints to Mean, that Winnie the Pooh's success destroyed his childhood. About how fame became an obstacle to Billy's growth, except for too much unnecessary entertainment, other parts of the movie are only a little bit
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