by Sheridan Scerri

This movie’s aim isn’t to replace the nostalgic memories of Winnie the Pooh you have, but to show you what would happen if Christopher Robin grew up and forgot all about his childhood friends.

Join Ewan McGregor’s titular character as he reunites with beloved characters such as Tigger, Eeyore, Piglet and Winnie the Pooh himself as they help Christopher Robin rediscover the joy of being a kid again.

The 2019 remake of the 1992 classic plays it safe as it aims to recreate the magic of the original movie.

While Robin William’s performance of the genie is impossible to recreate, Will Smith manages to give it his own spin and makes the character his own.

This modern retelling doesn’t drastically differ from the source material, but provides enough excitement and adventure for fans of the old movie to still enjoy it.

Adapting one of Disney’s oldest animated features was never going to be easy, but 2015’s Cinderella manages to stand apart from the old classic.

Sticking close to the story, this remake engages the audience with marvellous set design and gorgeous costumes.

Younger kids who are put off by the old animation style of the 1950 classic will surely appreciate this modern reimagining of the classic tale.

This movie had big shoes to fill and manages to pay respect to the old animated movie while also standing on its own.

Emma Watson is a great modern Disney princess and manages to make Belle a stronger and more in-depth character.

All of your favourite childhood songs are back accompanied with new music written for this new retelling.

Shot mostly using motion-capture and voice over performance, Jungle Book manages to improve most of the animated movie’s flaws, while keeping true to the source material.

Director Jon Favreau manages to deliver a superb retelling of the animated classic, while also being available to viewers who haven’t watched the original.