Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day

I always like Winnie The Pooh movies,but I really like the older Winnie The Pooh movies.I like the background art and the songs are great!I like the way the story goes because one thing leads to another. I would recommend... Full review

First of all, this is the second Winnie the Pooh's short and unfortunately Walt Disney died during its production. However, those artists knew how to keep faithful to Walt's spirit and even without him they were always brilliant."Winnie the Pooh... Full review

This is the second of the four Winnie the Pooh featurettes. Not only this is enjoyable, but it's also memorable and successful. This probably had the most songs in one short film, and all of them are really memorable. What... Full review

This sequel to the original book based Walt Disney cartoon is a lot better. It also introduces the characters Piglet and Tigger. Winnie the Pooh, bear with little brain, goes out and it is a very blustery day. He sings... Full review

Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day was the second part of the 1977 release of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. 'Many Adventures' was probably more crucial to me than I'll ever remember since it was the first... Full review

(CONTAINS SPOILERS!!)This early Disney movie is a real masterpiece. I love it so much, and I'm sure Walt Disney would have also liked it. This movie is one of the best Disney movies ever.In this movie, we are introduced to... Full review

[CONTAINS SPOILERS] One blustery day, Winnie the Pooh travels to his thoughtful spot to think when suddenly Gopher surfaces and says he's "skedaddlin'" away because it was Windsday! So Pooh decided to wish all his friends a happy Windsday. He... Full review

Disney's track record when it comes to adapting other source material to the screen is mixed, to say the least. But with their adaptaions of Pooh,they succeed marvelously. This short won the Academy Award for Animated Short and it's easy... Full review

Winnie the Pooh has always been a favorite of mine. The original stories are in the realm of the Mary Poppins stories, i.e., difficult to translate to film. In this instance, Disney has managed to transfer the charm of the... Full review

Winnie the Pooh is perhaps the second-most loved character in the Disney empire, trailing only the grand mouse himself. The two-dimensional animation was always one of Winnie the Pooh's charms; seeing him, as well as the rest of the gang from the 100 Acre Wood, in 3-D seems to me slightly less than a travesty than watching "Citizen Kane" in color. ... Full Review

The songs in this movie are tedious and uninspired, as is much of the dialogue and interaction among the characters. Christopher Robin is old enough to start school but he can't bring himself to break the news to his "best friend," Winnie-the-Pooh. ... Full Review

The film grossed a healthy $45 million, notable for a release that could have just as easily gone straight-to-video. Diehard Pooh fans of all ages will definitely enjoy it That's about the best way to sum up Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo . ... Full Review

The "Winnie the Pooh" books and movies are a kid-friendly franchise, the kind of content that is both witty and clever, but free of bathroom humor. Mean things rarely happen to nice people in the Hundred Acre Wood, and if ... Full Article