rowdybuschfan

I'll be really honest with many of you, When Disney said they were going to produce live action movies based on their animated lineup and personally for me I was skeptical on the matter. Christopher Robin feels more like a continuity and final chapter of the Winnie the Pooh franchise and it's a really heartwarming film with moments that make you feel young again. Even though we live in a world were negative things are going on right now, It's movies like these that take you away from the real world problems and enjoy reliving your childhood film and make you feel good again. It's highly recommend for anyone that is a child at heart of the Disney community.

When I first heard that the legendary Nickelodeon game show "Double Dare" was coming out of retirement I was really excited and bringing Marc Summers was great but he was put on the announcers side which was disappointing because he was the one responsible for this show being such a hit in the 90's. Instead they bring in a new host Liza Koshy (Who at the time had no clue who she was) and I thought was okay but I feel like she was trying way too hard to impress an audience let alone the contestants with new school tact's. Personally she would have been better being the co host of the show instead of being the host.

I'm happy they revived the show but next season Liza needs to switch places with Marc Summers because honestly he knows how to be a great host and joke teller was the best part of this whole season and Liza not so much.

At first when I heard CN was going to be making a movie about TTG, I was at the time very uncertain that this was a good idea. Now I like to point out that I'm not a really big fan of the franchise by no means. Like most people I tried to go into this movie with an open mind and see if I get proven wrong. Sadly that wasn't the case. Now look I understand from many people the show falls too heavy on low bar humor (In laymen's term Bathroom humor is what I call it) and I feel like to the Hollywood industry that this as been done to death with many other films I didn't find appealing. Yes it will make your little ones laugh but for an older audience or parent you're basically staring at your watch wondering when this will end. To be fair, I didn't hate this film because it does have a few chuckle moments and the animation is pretty decent but to an outsider person like me this one wasn't my cup of tea. In conclusion, It's not Emoji Movie bad but it's not really saying much so if you can handle low bar humor then you'll get it. If not then this film won't be for you