Our last look at Christopher Robin is all about how the bear cub will save his friend from a quarantine crisis

Video: The next Disney Live movie Christopher Robin will tell how Pooh and the other animals of the Hundred Acre Wood go to the real world lost friend. But it's also a film about how Christopher Robin will learn to rediscover the magic that made his stay at Wood so memorable. And we can all use a little magic.

Even though Christopher Robin is ostensibly a children's film, his plot on an adult realizing that they have lost touch with the things that make them vibrant, animated people is sure to talk to an older audience on a number of levels.

In the last overview, we see a lot more of Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and the rest as they make their way through London through what they think is just another crazy adventure.

Quickly, however, adorable creatures realize that the reason they were called to the "real" world is to restore the sparkling spark of wonder in Christopher Robin's heart.

As cute as Christopher Robin seems to be, you have to wonder if Christopher, the adult, will bother Pooh rather than stuffing his hairy paw into jars of honey. Like, it's a teddy bear made of cotton and lint – it gets dirty, hella fast.

This is the kind of thing that we imagine that a middle-aged and neurotic Englishman worries about, not to mention the fact that he's wandering talking to toys when Christopher Robin falls on September 13th.