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Winnie the Pooh

3 Ratings: 3.7

A movie directed by Stephen J. Anderson and Don Hall

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Cast: Tom Kenny, Jim Cummings, John Cleese, Craig Ferguson, Bud Luckey, Travis Oates, see all

Director: Don Hall, Stephen J. Anderson

Genre: Animation, Family

Release Date: 15 July 2011 (USA)

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review by ryguy4738. November 06, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

Limitlessly charming; this new addition to the great franchise is willy, nilly, and silly.

*** out of **** If you are young at heart, and often find yourself seeing things as if you were a wide-eyed child fixated on personal fascination, then Disney's newest "Winnie the Pooh" film might just appeal to you. It certainly did the trick for me. It was intended as a reboot or revival of a once great franchise; one that never quite went down the drain and kept its charm for some time, but has since been restrained to CGI-animated television series and the like. Basically, … more

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review by GlassIsland. July 24, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

An Ode to Pooh

I'm a 38-year-old man, and I have to admit it - I have a soft spot for Winnie the Pooh. Lucky for me I still have a daughter young enough to justify going to see the newest Pooh movie, simply titled Winnie the Pooh, while it was still in theatres. She and I watched the trailer for the film last night, and it used an oddly-fitting Keane song - "Somewhere Only We Know" - to tug at the hearts of old softies like me. When she asked to see it today, I was an easy … more

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review by Chris_Pandolfi. July 16, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

Just as Willy, Nilly, and Silly as Ever

Star Rating: Winnie the Pooh is charming, innocent, uncomplicated, sweet, and often times quite funny. It isn’t, however, so innocuous that it neglects adults, which is good because I’m sure many of them will dutifully take their children to see it. In three distinct ways, it represents the rediscovery of one’s roots. The first is in respect to Disney, who have gone the extra mile and made a traditional cel-animated film; I was convinced I … more

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