People Are Feeling V Nostalgic About The New ‘Christopher Robin’ Trailer

Overnight, The Ellen DeGeneres show exclusively unleashed the trailer for Christopher Robin – a new Disney film starring Ewan McGregor as an adult Christopher Robin who reunites with his ol’ pals Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, Kanga, Owl, Roo, and Rabbit. 

At first, the film idea copped a lot of flack because this is the real Pooh we’re talking about. A lot of childhoods have been shaped by lazy afternoons watching Pooh and his friends go on adventures so the lead-up to the full trailer was a mixture of excitement and dread.

Then it launched and the moment we all heard Pooh’s voice, this strange uncontrollable splurge of tears started to stream from faces – feelings were felt and August 3 could not come sooner.

If you’ve yet to watch the trailer, prepare for a right ol’ punch in the nostalgic gut:

#WinniethePooh is back! Check out the exclusive #ChristopherRobin trailer debut right here. It’s in theaters August 3rd. I cannot wait to see this movie. pic.twitter.com/APRJ4rUWGs

— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) May 25, 2018

“People say nothing is impossible but I do nothing everyday.” 

MY HEART.

So as the trailer shows, Robin reunites with Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, Owl, Roo, Kanga, and Rabbit who remind him about the joys of life.

Jim Cummings, a veteran Disney voice actor, is behind Pooh’s voice and has been for the American version of the cartoon series. Cummings will also voice Tigger, Peter Capaldi will voice Rabbit, Brad Garrett for Eeyore, Toby Jones for Owl, and Sophie Okonedo will lend her voice talents for the role of Kanga.

Even the official poster is doing things to my heart:

Sooner or later, the past catches up to you. ???? Tune in to @theellenshow tomorrow for the new #ChristopherRobin trailer.

A post shared by Disney (@disney) on May 24, 2018 at 12:00pm PDT

Although, A few people are slinging shots at the animation for making our childhood friends look all worn out but Disney fans have pointed out that’s sort of the point. The designs also bear some resemblance to the original toys from Robin’s childhood.

To the emotional tweets and the inevitability of growing old:

IM ALREADY CRYING WHY

— Natal (@natallouis) May 25, 2018

Stupid dust… it wont stay out of my eyes… and nose.

— KCruzer (@KCruzer64) May 25, 2018

Winnie the Pooh always reminds me of my grandma ???????? bc she would sing me to sleep with the song ???? #ChristopherRobin https://t.co/tGBXnkfDUe

— mєlσdч 멜로디 ???????? (@DulceBellaRose) May 26, 2018

I truly can not get through the trailer for #ChristopherRobin without crying.

— alexis williams (@alexiswilli_) May 26, 2018

Why do I get the horrible horrible feeling that #christopherRobin is going to end very sadly. Pooh and his friends would have to part ways with Christopher, no? The childhood memories as a reminder for adulthood cliche? pic.twitter.com/TfAsonASJZ

— 22 and confused (@Prattevansworth) May 26, 2018

Who wants to cry themselves silly to the point of dehydration with me when I go see the #ChristopherRobin movie?

— Brittany ❄️ (@artlaska) May 26, 2018

Vibes:

I'm sending an invoice to the person whose editing these #ChristopherRobin trailers for emotional distress. I can't stop crying. pic.twitter.com/I2MHNEjSXg

— Drake's Audacity (@TheNYCFilmChick) May 26, 2018

I don’t care what anyone says I’m going to be watching #ChristopherRobin like this in the theater pic.twitter.com/fh2SYBelLF

— John ⚡️ (@johne1998) May 25, 2018

Also this:

I legit have a countdown for the #ChristopherRobin movie. Don't be surprised if I take my stuffed Pooh Bear to the movie with me.

— Camille Honts (@camillehonts) May 26, 2018

Christopher Robin will land in cinemas August 3.