A collection of animated shorts based on the stories and characters by A. A. Milne.
So, what this amounts to is basically three short Pooh films from the 1960s slightly edited to be one more or less feature-length film. That should not be anything special, should it? And yet it is.
Who wants to watch shorts when they can see three blended seamlessly together here? The connections make sense, it tells a complete, well-rounded story of Pooh. And the best thing is how Christopher Robin was dubbed so that he has a single voice rather than multiple ones. This is a good voice, too, with much less of the off-putting accent found in some specials (such as "A Very Merry Pooh Year").
So, what this amounts to is basically three short Pooh films from the 1960s slightly edited to be one more or less feature-length film. That should not be anything special, should it? And yet it is.
Who wants to watch shorts when they can see three blended seamlessly together here? The connections make sense, it tells a complete, well-rounded story of Pooh. And the best thing is how Christopher Robin was dubbed so that he has a single voice rather than multiple ones. This is a good voice, too, with much less of the off-putting accent found in some specials (such as "A Very Merry Pooh Year").