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Advantages: cute cahracters, storyline, plot
Disadvantages: so classic

Winnie the Pooh and his friends are so cute and very lovable. They have always been my favorite and terms of cuteness. In this animated movie, they will be scared by ghosts and monsters. POoh and his friends from the Hundred-acre woods will enthralled in an adventure. With the help of Heffalump (a big elephant), friend of poof, they will survive the scary adventure. Pooh can be seen eating bags of candy from everybody. They will adventure for candy ...
...candies. This movie is perfect for children and kid-brained adults. Good for holiday watching. There is also a moral lesson that can be found. "Rely always on your friend especially in times of danger". Watch all the characters (Lumpy, Roo, Tiger, Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, Gopher, Kanga and many more) ... Read review

Advantages: Encourages sharing
Disadvantages: I am not a fan of the new theme tune but thats just a personal disadvantage!

I am a self confessed Winnie the Pooh fan so I am loving the fact that my daughter is also enchanted by this lovable bear and his group of friends! The stories... Well without giving too much away (what would be the point in you watching if I told all?) this dvd is split into four different tales, each revolving around the theme of sharing. The title of this collection of stories is Little Things Mean a Lot, the stories promote sharing and caring. ...
...Pooh trying to make all his friends wishes come true when he thinks that he has worn Christopher Robin's wishing star out, in reality it has just gone behind a cloud but Pooh is unaware of this being the fluffy brained bear that he is. It is a delightful story that follows him endeavouring to do all that he can in order to please his friends due to his caring nature. The idea is cute and the imagery even cuter, especially when Pooh dresses up as ... Read review

Advantages: Nostalgia and learning at it's best
Disadvantages: Only four episodes

As a mother of a 3 year old son I have had the pleasure of being thrown back into the world of childrens animation, and stories of lands far far away that the eye cannot see, but the imagination can imagine. I get to watch cartoons without guilt, hum nursery rhymes for a reason, and generally be a child all over again, and share innocent fun and pleasure with my son. The world of childrens programming today is a give or take situation. Certain programmes ...
...I find that I don't like programmes like Power Rangers of Pokemon etc, as the childlike innocence and fun seems to have vanished from the television screen, instead to be replaced by programmes that have more adult themes. So when my son started showing a keen interest in all that was Winnie the Pooh I was delighted. At last! My son and I can watch a fantastic programme that has delighted children for many years. Winnie the Pooh - who are you? ... Read review

Advantages: Great morals
Disadvantages: Somewhat predicatable (but this is of course not a worry for children)

...just like in all the Winnie the Pooh films, and they guarantee at least a smile if not a great laugh. The story line is not too obvious for children. It is nice to see Roo (and a little bit of Piglet) as a focus in this film as he isn't normaly much of starring role in the Pooh films; so it is good for those who have Piglet down as their favourite character :) Extras: A great little hide and seek game to play, backstage feature, recipe Subtitles: ... Read review

Advantages: Amusing for preschoolers and Pooh bear fanatics
Disadvantages: Some of the extras arent up to the usual Disney standard

...life. With such characters as Winnie the Pooh (a bear with very little brain), Piglet (I’m a small little animal) and the bounceriffic Tigger, it was bound to happen sometime, and Disney took on the challenge with enthusiasm. Winnie the Pooh is now a multi million dollar business, with lots of different types of merchandising and numeral films. However Disney do not own the right to the original Winnie the Pooh artistry by E H Sheppard ~Opinion~ ...
...Winnie the pooh classic. The characters are loveable and as endearing as ever, with plenty of references to the books used to keep them solid and in tune. This film is in the era before the major hype really hit, when the almost ‘plastic’ knocked out films (but still good don’t get me wrong) like the Tigger Movie, Piglets Big Adventure or the Heffalump movie. The feeling of the amount of love in the film really shines, and you certainly don’t get ... Read review