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Format:VHS Tape
The original Winnie the Pooh films cannot be beaten. I bought this for my daughter and she was entranced. I thoroughy enjoyed watching it again - it is just as magical as it was when it was first put out on cinema all those years ago - a true masterpiece! Do not hesitate to buy this wonderful animation.
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Anyone but anyone who likes Pooh and friends will love this video. The characters are endearing and the dream sequence where Pooh sees dancing pink elephants (it's amazing what honey does to a guy) is mesmerising.
The whole story is comical and Pooh and Eyeore are so naive they whisk you back to a time when childhood was soooo innocent.
Original character voices as well, unlike later versions. Those who watched Pooh in their youth will enjoy this masterpiece.
The whole story is comical and Pooh and Eyeore are so naive they whisk you back to a time when childhood was soooo innocent.
Original character voices as well, unlike later versions. Those who watched Pooh in their youth will enjoy this masterpiece.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Ahhh... The classical Pooh!
3 Jun 2003
Format:VHS Tape
This is my all-time favorite DISNEY series. I've been watching the entire set of tapes for WTP since I was about 2 or 3 and I STILL never get tired of it! There are 3 episodes in all, and if you were to put em together, you'd get what they call "The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh". This is but one of the many chapters that were used in that movie but all 3 used to have to be sold seperately back in the day. However, I was one of the lucky ones to get the COMPLETE VHS boxed-set that had all 3 Pooh-Bear episodes including: "Winnie The Pooh And The Honey "(1966), "Winnie The Pooh And The Blustery Day"(1968), "Winnie the Pooh And Tigger Too!"(1974). Yes, it even had the BONUS episode, "Winnie The Pooh And A Day For Eeyore"(1983). Blustery Day itself, is one of my favorites next to Tigger Too and is a very VERY fun movie! When a terrible storm hits the 100 Acre Wood, Piglet is stranded out at sea during a giant flood! Can Pooh save his friend within the nick of time? You'll just have to watch to find out!! I highly reccomend you add this to your Disney collection and get the kids. They'll love it! BTW, don't pay any attention to those NEWER versions of the classical Pooh. In my opinion, it's just not the same. They don't make 'em like they used to. :(
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Simple but sweet, good lesson in friendship, & FUN!
14 May 1999
I watched this video with my own children and now have the good fortune to be watching it with my 2 year old grandaughter, who, in this world of high tech, big budget blockbuster cartoon movies was absolutely transfixed when she saw it the first time! She sat in her little red chair and couldn't take her eyes off the screen. Even though the animation isn't as wild and colorful as some of the cartoons out there now, its soft tones and simplicity activate a childs imagination, and you can see that they are absolutely drawn into this timeless tale as the scenes unfold and the pages of the book turn. Winnie the Pooh is ageless, and this is a simply sweet, fun video that has proved it can stand up in a blustery wind to anything out there on the market today!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Wonderfully true to the original book
8 Jan 2001
Format:VHS Tape
This is Winnie the Pooh as A.A. Milne would recognize him: Endearing and beautifully meandering stories of imagination, not polluted by an obsession with right-and-wrong and conflict as is so common in children's TV shows and movies.
As much as I respect Disney for saving the whole Pooh works from obscurity, I have to cringe at the mass marketing machine that has followed; and I feel disappointed at the mundane and ordinary quality of the more recent Pooh stories/videos. The faces are the familiar, but the stories just aren't the same. The newer works by Disney seem to be made for the Video Generation, with just too much "action" and noise. Stick to the "originals!" (Blustery Day; Honey Tree; Tigger Too)
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