Winnie the Pooh movie
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I AM SO HAPPY NOW! THE NOSTALGIA THE 2D! GOOD THING ITS NOT ALL CG OR 3D,IM GLAD ITS 2D!!!!! :DDDDD
discuss naow!
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Yeah, I definitely felt a lot of nostalgia while watching this trailer, and I'm definitely excited about it.
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I remembered watching Winnie the Pooh. The show made me want to try honey for the first time. I just have to watch this one.
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Brilliant, I see crap like that new Yogi film and it makes me want to puke. This looks like the real deal.
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FappingFury wrote...
Brilliant, I see crap like that new Yogi film and it makes me want to puke. This looks like the real deal. the new smurf movie made me dissapoint,I mean why are they in new york!?
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God, when I watched this trailer, I was filled with nostalgia. Plus, my heart suddenly felt all warm and fuzzy, like this movie is won't dissapoint anybody and it's definitely something worth watching by everyone in the age group of 0-999
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No nostalgia for me since pooh didn't air here. I only know it from playing KH.
The animations look fucking gorgeous (I didn't know disney still made 2d movies???). This should be the perfect oportunity to catch up on this classic series.
The animations look fucking gorgeous (I didn't know disney still made 2d movies???). This should be the perfect oportunity to catch up on this classic series.
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Kuroneko1/2 wrote...
No nostalgia for me since pooh didn't air here. I only know it from playing KH.The animations look fucking gorgeous (I didn't know disney still made 2d movies???). This should be the perfect oportunity to catch up on this classic series.
-WOW,no pooh at ur place? where do you live? and the last 2D movie they made was the princess and the frog I think
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I am wondering if this particular Winnie the Pooh movie will be screened locally. I got to show some support for him; after all, we are distant relatives. :D
To go a little off-topic, I have always wondered if Pooh and his friends are real animals... or are they stuffed toys?
To go a little off-topic, I have always wondered if Pooh and his friends are real animals... or are they stuffed toys?
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Gambler wrote...
I am wondering if this particular Winnie the Pooh movie will be screened locally. I got to show some support for him; after all, we are distant relatives. :DTo go a little off-topic, I have always wondered if Pooh and his friends are real animals... or are they stuffed toys?
My guess is that they're stuffed toys, and that all of their adventures are part of Christopher Robin's imagination. I believe one of the main underlying messages of the Winnie the Pooh stories is to free your mind and to use your imagination. Its all about they joys of childhood; the adventure, the freedom, and the feeling that you're on top of the world as long as you've got your friends by your side. And Christopher's best friends in the world are his stuffed animals.
Thats just the opinion of a guy who had waaayyyyyyyy to much time on his hands as a kid =P
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Sing Sing wrote...
Gambler wrote...
I am wondering if this particular Winnie the Pooh movie will be screened locally. I got to show some support for him; after all, we are distant relatives. :DTo go a little off-topic, I have always wondered if Pooh and his friends are real animals... or are they stuffed toys?
My guess is that they're stuffed toys, and that all of their adventures are part of Christopher Robin's imagination. I believe one of the main underlying messages of the Winnie the Pooh stories is to free your mind and to use your imagination. Its all about they joys of childhood; the adventure, the freedom, and the feeling that you're on top of the world as long as you've got your friends by your side. And Christopher's best friends in the world are his stuffed animals.
Thats just the opinion of a guy who had waaayyyyyyyy to much time on his hands as a kid =P
As touching a story and as deep a meaning as it is, you can't help but think of how anti-social Christopher Robin is having only stuffed toys as friends.
But that's just me being hypercritical.
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Solva-tan wrote...
Sing Sing wrote...
Gambler wrote...
I am wondering if this particular Winnie the Pooh movie will be screened locally. I got to show some support for him; after all, we are distant relatives. :DTo go a little off-topic, I have always wondered if Pooh and his friends are real animals... or are they stuffed toys?
My guess is that they're stuffed toys, and that all of their adventures are part of Christopher Robin's imagination. I believe one of the main underlying messages of the Winnie the Pooh stories is to free your mind and to use your imagination. Its all about they joys of childhood; the adventure, the freedom, and the feeling that you're on top of the world as long as you've got your friends by your side. And Christopher's best friends in the world are his stuffed animals.
Thats just the opinion of a guy who had waaayyyyyyyy to much time on his hands as a kid =P
As touching a story and as deep a meaning as it is, you can't help but think of how anti-social Christopher Robin is having only stuffed toys as friends.
But that's just me being hypercritical.
Maybe the Hundred Acre Wood represents how big and lonely the world is, and Christopher Robin finds solace spending time with his stuffed animals.
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If the things in the post above are true,then disney would be genius for that.except they became dumb when they ditched classic cartoons.
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Hell yes. More Winnie the Pooh done RIGHT is always a good thing. Not sure if I'll go see it in THEATERS, though...
