Top 10 Winnie the Pooh Moments That Made Us Happy Cry
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Alana
Funnily enough, the only animated Pooh films not to have a British-born narrator were Springtime with Roo, which went direct to video in 2004 and Pooh's Heffalump Movie. (theatrically released in 2005)
These were narrated by the wonderful David Ogden Stiers, who could pull off a marvellous English accent. (Look to Cogsworth, Governor Radcliffe, Wiggins) However, he was not born in Britain. He was from Peoria, Illinois. That said, being trained in the Trans Atlantic Accent for theatre and acting would have helped.
The only other Winnie the Pooh entities not to be narrated by a British narrator were the tv series, Pooh Corner, which was done by Australian-born actor Laurie Main, and ran through the 1980s and 90s, and the series The Book of Pooh, which was narrated by American actor, Roger L Jackson from 2001 to 2003.
However, all of the theatrically-released pictures, (Many Adventures, Pooh's Grand Adventure, The Tigger Movie, etc) have all been narrated by British-born actors. This ties back to the roots of the books, with A. A Milne and the Ashdown forest, that The Hundred Acre Wood is based on, both being English.
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Funnily enough, the only animated Pooh films not to have a British-born narrator were Springtime with Roo, which went direct to video in 2004 and Pooh's Heffalump Movie. (theatrically released in 2005)
These were narrated by the wonderful David Ogden Stiers, who could pull off a marvellous English accent. (Look to Cogsworth, Governor Radcliffe, Wiggins) However, he was not born in Britain. He was from Peoria, Illinois. That said, being trained in the Trans Atlantic Accent for theatre and acting would have helped.
The only other Winnie the Pooh entities not to be narrated by a British narrator were the tv series, Pooh Corner, which was done by Australian-born actor Laurie Main, and ran through the 1980s and 90s, and the series The Book of Pooh, which was narrated by American actor, Roger L Jackson from 2001 to 2003.
However, all of the theatrically-released pictures, (Many Adventures, Pooh's Grand Adventure, The Tigger Movie, etc) have all been narrated by British-born actors. This ties back to the roots of the books, with A. A Milne and the Ashdown forest, that The Hundred Acre Wood is based on, both being English.
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The
Hate to nitpick, but Pooh's Heffalump Movie was not the first time they saw a heffalump, nor the first time they made nice with one either. A family of three made multiple appearances: Papa Heffalump was not necessarily villainous but was very much antagonistic to the woodland critters (to which he was explosively allergic, while his son Junior made nice with Piglet and Roo.
It's the whole reason I never cared for the Heffalump Movie. Even the little kids with whom I watched it were yelling You already know this!
Same with #7. They did a whole episode about Pooh trying to repay some of the honey he'd eaten at Rabbit's that ended with the latter smashing a jar that was full, to which Pooh panicked and promised to get more, after which Rabbit sneaks into his house with a jar to give back to him and sees that he's having nightmares about Rabbit moving away because of him.
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Hate to nitpick, but Pooh's Heffalump Movie was not the first time they saw a heffalump, nor the first time they made nice with one either. A family of three made multiple appearances: Papa Heffalump was not necessarily villainous but was very much antagonistic to the woodland critters (to which he was explosively allergic, while his son Junior made nice with Piglet and Roo.
It's the whole reason I never cared for the Heffalump Movie. Even the little kids with whom I watched it were yelling You already know this!
Same with #7. They did a whole episode about Pooh trying to repay some of the honey he'd eaten at Rabbit's that ended with the latter smashing a jar that was full, to which Pooh panicked and promised to get more, after which Rabbit sneaks into his house with a jar to give back to him and sees that he's having nightmares about Rabbit moving away because of him.
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Noah
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I would like to confess something first
I hate cars 2 altogether because of maters behavior
The way how she says how Rabbit should accept his friends for who they are brings me back to Cars 2 and how Maqueen was angerd at maters immature and silly bahavior even embarising him infrot of others. I realized that maqueen and rabbit both have very low patience levels for their friends and as a result yell at them. I think maqueen was justified because mater did make him look like a fool and lose the first race but if the people from cars 2 were to look at this could we honestly blame Rabbit for wanting to leave and think that for the first time just like mater pooh and his friends should try to slightly change to be better people and also see from rabbit and maqueen's point of views that their friends should be yelled at if they make too many problems
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I would like to confess something first
I hate cars 2 altogether because of maters behavior
The way how she says how Rabbit should accept his friends for who they are brings me back to Cars 2 and how Maqueen was angerd at maters immature and silly bahavior even embarising him infrot of others. I realized that maqueen and rabbit both have very low patience levels for their friends and as a result yell at them. I think maqueen was justified because mater did make him look like a fool and lose the first race but if the people from cars 2 were to look at this could we honestly blame Rabbit for wanting to leave and think that for the first time just like mater pooh and his friends should try to slightly change to be better people and also see from rabbit and maqueen's point of views that their friends should be yelled at if they make too many problems
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EmikaSandra
I really wish we could have the days of the '90s and 2000s Pooh movies again. All of those movies were so deep, even if they were packaged in adorable stuff and fluff.
Two two most impactful movies for me were Pooh's Grand Adventure and The Tigger Movie:
Pooh's Grand Adventure taught us that nothing can last forever, and The Tigger Movie taught us that you're always surrounded by your real family.
Things like this are why I really miss Disney's 2D animated films. They were expressive in ways that their 3D animated films just aren't.
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I really wish we could have the days of the '90s and 2000s Pooh movies again. All of those movies were so deep, even if they were packaged in adorable stuff and fluff.
Two two most impactful movies for me were Pooh's Grand Adventure and The Tigger Movie:
Pooh's Grand Adventure taught us that nothing can last forever, and The Tigger Movie taught us that you're always surrounded by your real family.
Things like this are why I really miss Disney's 2D animated films. They were expressive in ways that their 3D animated films just aren't.
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Cartoonist101
You forgot the episode in the sleepytime stories DVD (the one with the girl) in which they all try to cheer up Eyore but eventually find him on a hill and find out that he loves dandelions (I think he said the reason he was sad was because there weren't any for like 3/4 seasons of the year) and they all just kinda sit down with him and enjoy the dandelions with him. I gotta do rewatch that episode cause it had been AT LEAST 10 years since I liast watched it (15 btw)
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You forgot the episode in the sleepytime stories DVD (the one with the girl) in which they all try to cheer up Eyore but eventually find him on a hill and find out that he loves dandelions (I think he said the reason he was sad was because there weren't any for like 3/4 seasons of the year) and they all just kinda sit down with him and enjoy the dandelions with him. I gotta do rewatch that episode cause it had been AT LEAST 10 years since I liast watched it (15 btw)
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Patrickb
I cried throughout this whole video, cause Winnie the Pooh was my childhood. I feel so nostalgic rn.
I still remember that I was listening the Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin on CD and in the scene when the butterflies began to fly, I started Crying cause my Father wasn't there. (He was at work probably, but I missed him so hard.
Oh where have you gone my childhood.
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I cried throughout this whole video, cause Winnie the Pooh was my childhood. I feel so nostalgic rn.
I still remember that I was listening the Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin on CD and in the scene when the butterflies began to fly, I started Crying cause my Father wasn't there. (He was at work probably, but I missed him so hard.
Oh where have you gone my childhood.
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Bisdis
I have a bunch of Winnie the Pooh Vhs's I watch each night lol.
The shows and movi s are So Good.
How they show Eeyore isn't always sad. How they deal with abandonment issues with Kessie. The fun of the Christmas special. Tiggers family and Too saying we've gotta save him we just Gotta. And the entire search for Christopher Robin Movie
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I have a bunch of Winnie the Pooh Vhs's I watch each night lol.
The shows and movi s are So Good.
How they show Eeyore isn't always sad. How they deal with abandonment issues with Kessie. The fun of the Christmas special. Tiggers family and Too saying we've gotta save him we just Gotta. And the entire search for Christopher Robin Movie
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Moon
I don't care how old I am I will always sleep with my Pooh Bear because he has been with me for forever. And I love it because it's the same for me, when I am 100 my Pooh Bear will be 99 years old. Winnie The Pooh has always been my all time favorite Disney character. I love all the characters in them but I cant help my heart melting over Pooh
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I don't care how old I am I will always sleep with my Pooh Bear because he has been with me for forever. And I love it because it's the same for me, when I am 100 my Pooh Bear will be 99 years old. Winnie The Pooh has always been my all time favorite Disney character. I love all the characters in them but I cant help my heart melting over Pooh
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JF
I remember seeing Poohs heffelump movie and Piglets Big Movie when it came out. As a young adult now I realize what those films mean to me as well as the original books. Whenever I get in a sad state I know I can put on anything Pooh related abs know Ill feel better after watching it. Its just a quite nice nostalgic trip down childhoods lane.
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I remember seeing Poohs heffelump movie and Piglets Big Movie when it came out. As a young adult now I realize what those films mean to me as well as the original books. Whenever I get in a sad state I know I can put on anything Pooh related abs know Ill feel better after watching it. Its just a quite nice nostalgic trip down childhoods lane.
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Mary
I honestly hate that someone decided to make this heartwarming cartoon into a horrific live action horror film because Winnie the Pooh is about love, friendship and sharing happy moments and now after watching Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey it just shows me how people quickly grow out of that innocent stage and just ruin everything.
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I honestly hate that someone decided to make this heartwarming cartoon into a horrific live action horror film because Winnie the Pooh is about love, friendship and sharing happy moments and now after watching Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey it just shows me how people quickly grow out of that innocent stage and just ruin everything.
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Cynda
Ugh! That lesson again! Who actually in their right mind wants to work over spending time with loved ones? Whats he gonna do, let them starve? Hes bad if he does, bad if he doesnt. Oh, but its okay for women to prioritize careers. When will we get a story that tells women off for spending more time at work than with her family?
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Ugh! That lesson again! Who actually in their right mind wants to work over spending time with loved ones? Whats he gonna do, let them starve? Hes bad if he does, bad if he doesnt. Oh, but its okay for women to prioritize careers. When will we get a story that tells women off for spending more time at work than with her family?
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steve
Its not on this list, but Boo to you too Winnie the Pooh is one of my first memories, and one of my first life lessons, from piglet: be courageous in the face of danger when it comes to family and friends, and from Pooh: be their for your friends and family when everyone else turns their back.
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Its not on this list, but Boo to you too Winnie the Pooh is one of my first memories, and one of my first life lessons, from piglet: be courageous in the face of danger when it comes to family and friends, and from Pooh: be their for your friends and family when everyone else turns their back.
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Matheus
I would put the Tigger Movie higher on the list and let the Two-Hero Party only as a honorable mention. I would pair Kessie Reuniting with Rabbit and Pooh discovering where Christopher's really is as part of the ranking instead of the party one.
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I would put the Tigger Movie higher on the list and let the Two-Hero Party only as a honorable mention. I would pair Kessie Reuniting with Rabbit and Pooh discovering where Christopher's really is as part of the ranking instead of the party one.
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The
Love this video! Wish there was more from the search for Christopher Robin. But I really wanted to say that the promise at the end of that film is not the only time for that promise. Its also at the end of the 2011 movie.
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Love this video! Wish there was more from the search for Christopher Robin. But I really wanted to say that the promise at the end of that film is not the only time for that promise. Its also at the end of the 2011 movie.
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The
I spent a lot of time in hospitals as a child. My attending nurse (Kimberly, I dont know why I still remember her name) brought me a Pooh bear teddy bear. That was roughly 23 years ago, Im 29 now and I still have Pooh.
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I spent a lot of time in hospitals as a child. My attending nurse (Kimberly, I dont know why I still remember her name) brought me a Pooh bear teddy bear. That was roughly 23 years ago, Im 29 now and I still have Pooh.
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James
While number one does make me cry along with the two hero party. The scene that makes me cry is the ending to Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh every time I end up bawling my eyes out because of how sad it is.
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While number one does make me cry along with the two hero party. The scene that makes me cry is the ending to Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh every time I end up bawling my eyes out because of how sad it is.
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Joshua
To everyone one who loves Winnie the pooh be very careful looking up things related to it because people are now making a horror film about it and it may ruin the your kids mental health if they see a video
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To everyone one who loves Winnie the pooh be very careful looking up things related to it because people are now making a horror film about it and it may ruin the your kids mental health if they see a video
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LeoTheLion
The tigger movie should have been number 1 tigger giving roo his locket and this line only the best for the bestest little brother definitely should've been number 1 other then that the list is perfect
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The tigger movie should have been number 1 tigger giving roo his locket and this line only the best for the bestest little brother definitely should've been number 1 other then that the list is perfect
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The
Goodbye Christopher Robin, made me see both side of A. A Milne side and z Christopher, as much as Chris was ridiculed he did ask for a book, his dad made the book, but A. A Milne let the fame grow to much.
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Goodbye Christopher Robin, made me see both side of A. A Milne side and z Christopher, as much as Chris was ridiculed he did ask for a book, his dad made the book, but A. A Milne let the fame grow to much.
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Colleen
Sometimes I've been thinking about giving Winnie-the-Pooh the name WP! I know it doesn't seem like a very good nickname for him but I just thought if I ever go back to Disney world I'll ask him!
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Sometimes I've been thinking about giving Winnie-the-Pooh the name WP! I know it doesn't seem like a very good nickname for him but I just thought if I ever go back to Disney world I'll ask him!
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Clauzell
I love that episode with Eeyore I love when Eeyore tells piglet I'm just returning the favor piglet I'm just returning the favor. When you a kid you don't appreciate shows like this
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I love that episode with Eeyore I love when Eeyore tells piglet I'm just returning the favor piglet I'm just returning the favor. When you a kid you don't appreciate shows like this
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Anime
3 things I love
Minecraft
Winnie the Pooh
Dr Seus books
These 3 things make my life better and happier
I couldnt hold back my tears in Winnie the Poohs last scenes
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3 things I love
Minecraft
Winnie the Pooh
Dr Seus books
These 3 things make my life better and happier
I couldnt hold back my tears in Winnie the Poohs last scenes
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An
Aw this is wholesome I hope someone doesnt make a horror movie about this love-able bear where the characters are completely out of character and they killed eeyore for some reason
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Aw this is wholesome I hope someone doesnt make a horror movie about this love-able bear where the characters are completely out of character and they killed eeyore for some reason
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Craig
A Day for Eeyore remains the only time I ever cried watching a Saturday Morning cartoon. And now some 30-odd years later, it still made me cry when I re-watched it on Disney+!
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A Day for Eeyore remains the only time I ever cried watching a Saturday Morning cartoon. And now some 30-odd years later, it still made me cry when I re-watched it on Disney+!
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msmojo
Christopher Robin: im lost.
Pooh: But i found you
These words made me cry from the CR movie the scene where it was only Pooh and CR just talked and hugged each other
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Christopher Robin: im lost.
Pooh: But i found you
These words made me cry from the CR movie the scene where it was only Pooh and CR just talked and hugged each other
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Kathryn
How about a moment where Pooh and his friends came to understand the true meaning of Christmas in the Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too special? Doesnt that count too?
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How about a moment where Pooh and his friends came to understand the true meaning of Christmas in the Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too special? Doesnt that count too?
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Lea
Even Winnie the Pooh apealing for little kids, it still have some of the most imortant lessons, morals and wisdoms in the life if the kids don't even understand that.
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Even Winnie the Pooh apealing for little kids, it still have some of the most imortant lessons, morals and wisdoms in the life if the kids don't even understand that.
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Aubrie
I was on my period when we watched Christopher Robin and I was sobbbinggggg, my mom asked why I was crying and I said He's being so mean to Winnie the Pooh
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I was on my period when we watched Christopher Robin and I was sobbbinggggg, my mom asked why I was crying and I said He's being so mean to Winnie the Pooh
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AfroOtaku917
. How is only ONE moment from Find Her, Keep Her only an honorable mention! And why isn't it the scene with Kessie crying after Rabbit abandon's her!
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. How is only ONE moment from Find Her, Keep Her only an honorable mention! And why isn't it the scene with Kessie crying after Rabbit abandon's her!
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Ace
I turned this video into a dont cry challenge for myself and amazingly the floodgates stayed closed. However this video did put enormous cracks in them
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I turned this video into a dont cry challenge for myself and amazingly the floodgates stayed closed. However this video did put enormous cracks in them
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