Son: "I want to be like Pooh bear."

Me: "Why's that?"

Son: "He's never in a hurry like you and mommy."

Me: "........"

Yeah. That completely and utterly shut me up.

This film does a great job at capturing the magic the original had. Hot take, they should have a Winnie the Pooh film once a decade, I can't get enough of these simplistic stories.

The knot/not scene is comedy gold and because it's contained in a less memorable film people have forgotten that gem.

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disney make another hand drawn animated film challenge i want it so bad

The older I get the more relatable Eeyore and Pooh become ‘cause I mean who isn’t a tired, depressed, confused and constantly hungry mess too

this is the cutest movie ever and that's just the lipton tea

endlessly charming & sweet, it’s the most calming 64 minutes. everything is so blissfully mild and low - stakes. Zooey Deschanel's songs match the story and soft animation beautifully. and I love how dumb everyone is in the Pooh universe, truly feel represented ✊😭

*black panther voice* - AND GET THIS BEAR SOME HONEY

Do we think they have the Bizy Backson storyline prominence in 2011 because of the success of 1982’s The Tao of Pooh, one of the finest literary works of modern times? Discuss

Disney’s final piece of traditional animation is one of the studio’s best of the last twenty years. The animators return to the soft storybook style that made The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, playing even more with the pages on screen. Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez channel the warm bounce of the Sherman Brothers to create timeless musical numbers — which also provide creative avenues for experimental animation styles. Like its 1970s predecessor, this Pooh also thrives off of its nearly-nonexistent conflict, instead offering a pleasantly gentle hour of charming humor and carefree joy. It’s surprisingly short and unbelievably sweet.

There are times when you must go with the times and accept that things change, trends change, and classics should be updated. And then there's what they did to the voices in this and the slow deaths they have earned themselves.

Pooh's hunger induced hunny trip might just be the peak of cinema

the public health care system has never failed anyone anywhere near as much as it has failed Eeyore

was super cute i just have 10 minutes left of it but i can’t finish i’m so tired

A hit with the whole family! 

The almost-3-year-old got a kick out of Tigger and the Backson while mom and dad dug the musical stylings of She & Him (Zoey Deschanel & M. Ward). What a pleasant surprise to hear those enchanting tunes new and old. 

And the plot wasn’t bad. Pooh follows his grumbly tummy in and through adventures and the rest of the gang is each, we’ll, having their own adventures alongside one another. There was a funny bit featuring knot wordplay that went on for a good while. 

Really, wordplay has much to do with my enjoyment of the Winnie the Pooh franchise. This movie had a good amount of wordplay as well as the meta post-modern textual interactivity.

As of today, WINNIE THE POOH is Disney’s most recent traditional animated film. Released back in 2011, the film revived the studio’s iteration A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard’s storybook characters. The animation style of 1977’s THE MANY ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH is brought back for this film, and the attention to detail is spot-on.

However, I feel like the narrative of the film doesn’t live up to the original. The original had a chapter-like structure, whereas this version sticks to one storyline. I still think this is a fun film, but it isn’t one that I revisit that often.

Watched this as one of the directors is directing Raya and the last dragon and I'm trying to watch a directors whole filmography if I'm watching a film from them in cinemas. Probably a bad idea but idc. This film itself was just fine though, maybe its because I never liked Winnie the pooh as a kid, but I just had no interest in this.

this was a v faithful installment into the winnie-the-pooh cinematic universe altho i will admit some moments/plotlines are repeated from previous movies oh man :0 theres still a lot of funny scenes tho and it is still a fun watch
this movies also kinda short (the runtime without credits isnt even an hour !!!) and a lot of the new songs arent very memorable :/
as a winnie-the-pooh fan i still enjoyed it however and will probably rewatch it a few years down the line from now
p.s. i also wanna add that now that i am an ~adult~ 😰, eeyore is a *lot* more relatable now 😔 when as a kid he just made me sad welp

a masterpiece

This film does a great job at capturing the magic the original had. Hot take, they should have a Winnie the Pooh film once a decade, I can't get enough of these simplistic stories.

The knot/not scene is comedy gold and because it's contained in a less memorable film people have forgotten that gem.

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The Hundred Acre Wood has one collective brain cell and it’s Rabbit’s

Winnie The Pooh (2011) is a lovely, sweet charmer of a movie, animated to perfection and full of whimsy. Being Disney's last traditionally animated film makes it feels special. It's a real shame it didn't do better. Add another ten minutes or so and it would be perfect.

This was extremely boring but hey at least it's only 66 minutes. 

Grade: C+ 
Rating: 6/10