This movie looks cute so I prefer 5 starts because it has no killing and it is PG

Kids were laughing, adults were laughing with nostalgic tears in our eyes... we were all that little kid exploring the 100 Acre Wood all over again.

I was pleasantly surprised on how good this movie was, Winnie the Pooh was so cute, the movie was so cute and so funny. This movie is for the whole family not just the kids. I was going to take my kids anyways and I didn’t have high hopes for myself but I was so wrong. Must see

Positive progressive values about a lost soul’s voyage back to better self.

Brought back so many memories, loved it!

I cried so much. I’ve missed Pooh

I thoroughly enjoyed it! So heartwarming, funny, and brought back so many memories of when my son was young. This movie proves that Hollywood can make movies without violence, cursing, sex, drugs and alcohol and it will be a truly wonderful creation that actually means something and sticks with you for the rest of your life. Thank you for this movie!

Pooh said it best, "Doing nothing is the best kind of something you can do." These two hours of nothing are much better than all the "too much" going on in the world. Missing it would make you a Movie Fan Of Very Little Brain.

A beautiful movie filled with nostalgia. It's mostly likely entertaining more for adults than kids, especially those who grew up with Pooh & friends. It's incredibly sweet and not for the cynical.

took me right back to my childhood

Boring

It’s a really cute movie! It brought many memories and very heartwarming. Pooh is adorable ❤️

Everyone was great, storyline was extremely slow boring and not very entertaining at all....not really worth it...one star for the actors and the other star for the animation

very good movie for the family to fall asleep too. unfortunately, it happens at the theatre after you paid for entertainment

Very cute with clear message of what’s important in life, completely counter to American philosophy

very endearing with a lot of family memories.

Great movie, love the wisdom and jokes

Loved everything about it

Fabulous!!

Begins slow, ends great!

Cute and well done but... nothing really happens....

my son liked it...but it was kind of predictable in spots.

I loved it, it’s now my favorite!!!

Did not work for our 6 years olds.

Best movie of the year! Loved every second. Check out the soundtrack on Spotify. Can't wait for the Blu-Ray to be released!

It was funny, sad, and uplifting. All you could ask for

Fun & whimsical

A little over most 3-6 year old heads but ages 6 up should understand it.

Very good lesson about finding balance in life.

Love that Silly Ol' Bear and his friends

lots of gaps where Winnie and friends weren't on screen but the story makes it worth the wait.

Add a star if you grew up loving Winnie the Pooh! Super cute story. A little slow at first, but thoroughly enjoyed it!

This was a great movie!

Awful.

A great message for all adults. Work is necessary, but not at the expense of losing your heart and soul because of it.

Very Boring

it was a really nice movie

Hilarious but sweet movie. Going to see it again

So very cute and heartwarming!!

They tried hard to make this movie, causing the feeling they rushed to finish the movie

Loved it ❤️

so cute!!!!!

It made me feel nostalgic. Pooh’s voice makes me so happy and calm. Love the movie!

I thought it was a cute movie and perfect for adults who want to feel nostalgic. The quotes were the best! My kids didn’t really care for it much.

Great movie for everyone

Love, love, loved it!!!

All the very best of Winnie the Pooh in a story about growing up, growing apart, Love, and rediscovery.

Everyone needs to see this!

Reminded me my very childhood. Never forget to dream, indeed!!

It was a “cute” movie but not the great. My sister fell asleep through half of it 😕

Because Disney wants your money, of course. I don’t begrudge their need for greed; I just wish they hadn’t given us yet another movie built on the pseudo-psychological cliché that adults need to reconnect with their childhoods in order to be better adults.

Odie Henderson

RogerEbert.com

It's still, however, a long way from the Hundred Acre Wood that most Pooh fans remember so fondly.

Mike Scott

New Orleans Times-Picayune