That's one thing I'll never forget- a "TTFN" from Tigger which shows how ahead this movie is when it comes to text messaging. ( :-D )
The fact is that "The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh" itself has been ahead of its times when it was supposed to be an individual series of movies instead of a conglomerate. What a nice idea for Walter Elias Disney to make some shorts that were sucessful (one won an Academy award) into one that is memorable for all ages. To me it's funny that the characters, not including Christopher Robin talk to the narrator & audience and see themselves in the book. I did read a specialized book based on the movie, but it left out the last chapter shown in the movie. In my opinion, seeing it is better than reading the masterpice. Though Tigger and Piglet would rival Pooh in popularity, Pooh and his friends are household names all right, and this movie with its great characters of A.A. Milne is one of the best masterpices Disney has made. I'm sure that whoever has seen it for the first time, no one will forget Paul Winchell making Tigger's trademark exclaim of joy: Hoo-Hoo-Hoo-Hoo!

Eeyore is one of Mt fav animated characters EVER.

Something from Disney that I actually like, The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh is just too endearing. The animation is simple and charming (much like the hero of the story), and unlike the more modern Disney flicks, it doesn't try so hard to be funny with a barrage of cheap one-liners. Very lovable.

I just love Pooh! I grew up with Pooh my favorite Winnie The Pooh classic is Winnie The Pooh and The Blustery day, such a great movie with great songs, great Characters, and a wonderful story I will always love this classic and I still watch it! Winnie the pooh never gets old it's for people everywhere no matter what age you are. Another Winnie The Pooh classic I enjoy is Winnie The Pooh and The Honey Tree. TTFN! Ta Ta for now!!