You're the perfect person to argue against the "bored" criticism, I'm sure you have that thing sliced apart, every angle covered. But I won't like, I know we have a lot of good conversations here, and I try to rise above gut reactions, but sometimes I feel like a movie is boring or dumb or whatever. And then I interrogate that feeling to see what I come up with, but sometimes you just start and end there.
Sounds like we're similar on Christopher Robin, it's all about mood and character building (or rebuilding, recontextualizing) that did it for me. Ewan McGregor did the titular role justice, too. But the assortment of characters bound together by their geography and not a whole lot else in terms of personality or ideology is a pretty hopeful thing. I did have the fortune of living in a place where neighbors just talked to each other as a kid, regardless of political differences. Not exactly the Hundred Acre Wood, but very much a community. All's to say, the Pooh is the #1 priority here.