Curious that I'm only now finding out about this movie. Pooh's always been for the preschool crowd, so a more mature take on the franchise does sound interesting.
Christopher Robin (Live-Action Winnie The Pooh)
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I'm getting the vibe of Paddington and that does concern me that Disney may try to copy that formula.
I haven't heard much about the project until today, and while I hope it surprises me, I am having some low expectations.
I haven't heard much about the project until today, and while I hope it surprises me, I am having some low expectations.
The movie will probably do about as good as Pete's Dragon did.
Watching that was slightly odd in the year 2018 because in the past 5 years or so, two Ted movies were made, which I always took as a take on Pooh/CR once they were grown. With that in mind, it will be really weird/odd watching this movie.
Watching that was slightly odd in the year 2018 because in the past 5 years or so, two Ted movies were made, which I always took as a take on Pooh/CR once they were grown. With that in mind, it will be really weird/odd watching this movie.
I'm thinking of this film more to Paddington and Paddington 2, which I wish I wasn't.
But in something to note, Peter Capaldi will be Rabbit.
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I think this should be more successful. Pete’s Dragon suffered from releasing a week after Suicide Squad as well as the original having a pretty small fan base.
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This movie is definitely going to do better than Pete's Dragon considering Pooh is one of the most beloved Disney characters and Pete's Dragon is... Pete's Dragon. Plus, unlike the 2011 Pooh, this one doesn't have any competition and brings in more of the nostalgic adult crowd.
Eh, probably right. I just looked and Pete's Dragon did $76M Domestic and $143M WW.
A better comp may be either Oz the Great and Powerful or Cinderella (2015). Both of those carry the name of iconic fantasy movies and characters. Cinderella did just over $200M domestic whereas Oz did $235M, but Cinderella was at $543M WW whereas Oz failed to reach $500M ($493M).
I just don't know if I see this movie doing even those types of numbers though tbh. I do think internationally it will do well in Europe, though.
I’m picturing a $150M domestic with $350M worldwide. The budget will probably be somewhere around $50M.
Sounds like Jim Cummings is taking over Tigger as well, which is fine by me. Dude is legend to the voice acting business.
The trailer definitely hooked my interest more than the teaser. If MoviePass doesn't go bankrupt before August, I'll give it a shot.
Well, this is a first for Pooh and the gang. The movie's been rated PG for "some action." Mercy, can't anything get a G rating these days?
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I'm a Pooh fan, so I'm glad we're getting a new Pooh movie. I know it seems similar to other live action/3D combos, but hopefully that isn't prophetic of bad things to come...
