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diamondladyche
Never enjoyed *credits* quite so much! :)stefenemie
It's hard to find a movie that both young children under 5 and adults will enjoy. Winnie the Pooh is that rare movie. As a fan of Many Adventures I must say this one packs even more laughs for the grown up set. I felt like a kid again.Wallmasterz
Short but sweet. A worthy entry to the series.chewbaccasmonocle
my tummy is ready for some hunyoh bother
absolutely adorable. perfect length for little kids who are new to movies outside of home. fun for adults who are trying to reminisce about their childhood!
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Childhood memories was comming back as I watched this little gem of a movie.diamondladyche
Very Cute! Very funny! (I actually laughed at some of the scenes ex Tigger turning Eeyore into a Tigger) Poor Poor Eeyore! The artist in me liked the *Everything is Honey* Scene-Song. "It's me! It's me! I win the honey pot. Found this thing over there. Now it's on my deriere. Not that anybody cares." Don't you just love Eeyore!zuwiki
What a great movie. If I had kids, I would gladly have taken them (especially considering its moderate length, weighing in at only one hour), and as an adult (sorta :P) it was extremely entertaining without much cheesiness at all. And as someone who grew up with Many Adventures, this did not disappoint the nostalgia center of my brain. The voice acting was great, and while not quite what I remembered, only Rabbit and maybe Piglet were anything but better. John Cleese, Jim Cummings, and Craig Ferguson did fantastic new and improved versions of the classic narrator, Pooh and Tigger, and Owl, respectively. Ferguson's rendition of Owl especially was more entertaining than any other Owl I remember. All in all, an hour extremely well spent! (I had an essay due the next day when I watched it, too, so I'm serious!)