Winnie the Pooh Movie

The video is excellent. The story revolves around Owl misreading a sign left by Christopher Robin that read "Back Soon." The whole story then moves to Christopher Robin being kidnapped by the mythical "Backson." Fun for kids of all ages, My three year old grandson is in love with it and watches it frequently. I had to return this video to Amazon U.K. as it would not play on any of our DVD players. Perhaps a different format?? It should have been stated in the description. So I called Amazon and to my surprise they instantly credited my account and asked me to mail it back. They even promised to refund the return shipping costs which I am waiting on. I purchased the three disc set (blue ray, dvd, and computer disc) and am completely satisfied. Now if only Washington, D.C. ran their business like Amazon, the state of our Union would be much better served.

You could be forgiven in assuming that a modern Winnie the Pooh will be heavily targetted at toddlers, or worse still a shameless hollow parody of the original Disney adaptation 'the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'. Thankfully such assumptions could not be further from the truth. Yes, there are many references to the earlier film (an obvious example being Pooh's trippy honey halucinations). Thankfully there is such a charm and wit to the proceedings that these similarities feel fresh and engaging, without swamping the narrative in lazy nostalgia. The humour of both the original adaptation and Milne's novels is present throughout. There were many gags that made me laugh at loud. I cannot think of a recent live action comedy film which so frequently hits the mark.As many other reviewers have mentioned the animation is very traditional in style. The characters and backgrounds are reminiscent of Disney's works through the 60's and early 70's. This adds to the general impression that a lot of care and love has been dedicated to the final film, rather than the somewhat sterile feel that often typifies modern animation, whether CGI or hand-illustrated. I understand that the film industry is a business (the clue is in the name), but it would be fantastic if more films could exhibit the same levels of personal attention shown thoughout 'Winne the Pooh'. I hesitate to say it, but such attention to detail makes the case for film as an art form, rather than merely an entertainment industry.I cannot recommend this film highly enough!

Winnie the pooh is the best, loved it since I was a kid ❤️❤️

Great film. But dvd case arrived damaged (centre button had snapped so the disc isn’t held in place)

Great. Just as described

Love this film always have and now my little boys enjoy watching it too. Can watch in various different languages I'm not sure which as I only ever need to watch in English but overall lovely film for children

As far as Disney movies go, I'd rather watch something else and I can see why this didn't make it to the 'Disney Classics' list here in the UK. It's OK. It's quite short and follows the more typical Winnie the Pooh format of reading a book and the characters often interact with the letters on the pages of the book. It's obviously aimed at younger children and I think older children and adults would get bored easily. I'm happy I've seen it but can't imagine watching it more than once.

Because it is there and Winnie is a very good politician of Spin and Eeyore the General Public, I have no other excuse as I like cartoon skill, anyway before I get Bounced into the nearest River while worrying about Stick Houses on behalf of Kirstie Phil and Kevin in the rain, the wind the rain the sleet the mud, as our local river is highly unpalatable, recommended for adults and children and well delivered. Thank you.