by Tanner Kinney There was once somebody that told me, “Being a child is like being high all the time.” At first, this concept didn’t make much sense, but it’s actually a pretty interesting thought. After all, there are many activities, games, songs, television shows, and movies that are beloved by children, but are later discovered to be utter trash. Even the imaginary games played in the woods were exciting and fun. Eventually though, adult sensibilities and responsibilities block the act of having dumb fun. Doing nothing and enjoying life, instead of grinding for wealth or power or social media clout. At least, for a lot of children there are no serious worries, only good times. Despite this idea being shown in the film Christopher Robin, the unfortunate thing is that kids would probably not enjoy watching this movie. And for adults, it leaves… mixed feelings.
Christopher Robin goes to war on family fun
Cartoons that actually belong in the real world
Christopher Robin The Smurfs, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Looney Toons: Back in Action The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
A warm blanket of nostalgia
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