Winnie the Pooh
Animation • G • 2011 • 1 hr 3 min
Starring
Jim Cummings, Bud Luckey, Craig Ferguson, Travis Oates, Tom Kenny
Directed By
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This was a wonderful flashback to when I was a kid
Charming Winnie the Pooh rendition that doesn’t try to modernize or speed things up too much, which I appreciate
I love the kindness and love in poohs heart. Every character helps each other and lifts them up. I just love winnie the pooh.
A simple charming movie that kids will love
It was funnier than I expected and I had no real issues with it. Winnie the Pooh is a timeless classic!
Simple, fun, sweet, precious, wholesome, all things that make Winnie the Pooh what it is. And also funnier than you'd expect.
Just an adorable fun romp with the toy animals we know and love. Story, acting, comedy, and animation are all top notch and bring a smile.
This is a very cute movie that is pretty timeless and always fun to watch, super adorable and will put you in a good mood!
A wholesome, nostalgic treat. A lot of great jokes and heartwarming moments.
Saying this film is not as good as the 1977 version is like calmly stating that a glass of slowly melting ice is not as good as a smoothie.
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