"It's not stress... It's Pooh." LOL!

@jacquelineperdomo5166

5 жыл бұрын

Nikki M. Solis I thought he said “it’s not stress,it’s booze”

@elsakristina2689

2 ай бұрын

And he doesn't even have any idea what stress is!

Winnie the pooh is alive no matter what people say he is real

@jamessirot854

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@grant9637

5 жыл бұрын

I think so

@MrGabeanator

5 жыл бұрын

I agree

@Hecena14

5 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@MrGabeanator

5 жыл бұрын

@@Hecena14 good

Simple answer: yes. My reasoning? Christopher Robin's wife and daughter also met and interacted with Pooh and the gang, not to mention the technical villain noticed Eeyore looking at him, not to mention the person who slammed into a poll because he was distracted when Pooh Bear spoke to him early on in the movie, not to mention the cab driver It clearly wasn't all in Christopher's head... which then kinda begs the question just WHAT created the Hundred Acre Wood and its inhabitants to begin with.

@Orto-jj2di

4 жыл бұрын

Acre wood I think is the biggest Disney Mystery yet considering that all shows strarted with that tree in Merida's The Brave

@paulinaruiz928

Жыл бұрын

The Hundred Acre Wood is based on Ashdown Forest located in Sussex. In the original Winnie the Pooh novels, the Hundred Acre Wood is just a small section of the forest. The Hundred Acre Wood is based on the Sussex Forest where the real Christopher Robin used to play

@IndriidaeNT

9 ай бұрын

By the time third and final featurette was released in 1974, Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too, after the release of Robin Hood in 1973 and alongside The Island on Top of the World, U.S. audiences were already getting really interested in the Winnie the Pooh franchise and found the featurettes a perfect way to start it and the franchise a perfect Disney animated franchise for preschoolers and to introduce them to Disney animated media before the higher leveled and more serious Disney animated movies and begged for more. In 1977, before the release of The Rescuers and The Fox and the Hound in 1981, all three featurettes were added together into a single animated full-length feature film, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh posthumously fulfilling Walt Disney’s plans to create a full-length Winnie the Pooh animated feature film. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh had all three featurettes, Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966), Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968) and Winnie the Pooh and Tiger Too (1974) in a single full-length animated feature film with more footage being added to the endings and beginnings of them to connect each featurette to each other in the feature film as if it were readers reading an actual chapter book in chapter order. A final scene was animated and added for the ending of the movie based on the final chapter of The House on Pooh Corner where Christopher Robin has to leave the Hundred Acre Wood to start attending school but Pooh promising he and his friends will always be there in the Hundred Acre Wood waiting for him in case he decides to come back to visit. A later featurette, Winnie the Pooh and A Day for Eeyore was released in 1983 alongside the 1983 re-release of The Sword in the Stone two years after the release of The Fox and the Hound in 1981 with no connection to the earlier three featurettes in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and has been since featured in the DVD releases of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh from today. From 1988 to 2002 during the Disney Renaissance (1989-1999) a animated television series from Walt Disney Television Animation from the Winnie the Pooh franchise called The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh aired with two direct-to-video films, Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin and Season of Giving being released in 1997 and 1999. They are entirely original stories and not based on any of the Winnie the Pooh stories from A.A. Milne. The series finale to The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, A Very Merry Pooh Year was released on DVD and VHS in 2002 alongside LILO and Stitch that was meanwhile released in cinemas.

@IndriidaeNT

9 ай бұрын

In the 2000s decade, three theatrical Winnie the Pooh feature films were produced and released by DisneyToon Studios, The Tiger Movie in 2000, Piglet’s Big Movie in 2003 and Pooh’s Heffalump Movie in 2005. A final animated feature film in the Winnie the Pooh franchise which ended the franchise on a high note based on three unadapted books in the Winnie the Pooh franchise, (Originally six) Winnie the Pooh was released on 2011 during the Disney Revival Era (2008-present day) after Tangled (2010) and before Wreck-It-Ralph (2012) and produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and shown in cinemas alongside The Ballad of Nessie short film before Walt Disney Animation Studios took a break from making traditionally animated feature films until the release of Tiana, the spin-off series to The Princess and the Frog (2009) will be released in 2024, and switched to all computer-animated feature films and continued with computer-animated feature films that audiences are now more interested in that hand-drawn animated feature films including the hyper-famous Wreck-It-Ralph in 2012, Frozen in 2013, Big Hero 6 in 2014, Zooptoia in March 2016, Moana in November 2016, Ralph Breaks the Internet in 2018, Frozen II in 2019, Raya and the Last Dragon in 2021, Encanto in 2021, the most recent Strange World in 2022 and upcoming Wish in winter of 2023 and many more yet to come and also successfully started the Zooptoia, Big Hero 6, Frozen, Wreck-It-Ralph and Moana franchises the successor franchises to the hand-drawn Disney animated franchises including the Winnie the Pooh franchise and sister franchises to the Pixar franchises. In summer 2018, as part of the Disney Remakes a.k.a. live-action remakes of the traditionally animated Disney feature films and franchises line, Walt Disney Pictures released a live-action feature film based on the Winnie the Pooh franchise called Christopher Robin and received positive reviews from fans and critics. How cool is that?

@EthanAldridge

8 ай бұрын

@@Orto-jj2di wait now I’m confused, are you saying every Disney story originated from a tree in Brave? And if so, where did you hear this wild theory

I believe Winnie is there. Why else could his child and wife both see them?

@JH-wi2xr

5 жыл бұрын

Laura Crabb he probably imagined them seeing it. I think than they are real though

@russellhalford8851

5 жыл бұрын

They were using their imagination

@Brand0n3500Official

5 жыл бұрын

Crooks n brooks wat?

@JH-wi2xr

5 жыл бұрын

Brandon Ortiz wat? 😀

@gracekim25

5 жыл бұрын

Crooks n brooks what? You’re confusing me

Happy World Kindness Day! There are few other characters as caring and thoughtful as Winnie The Pooh. Hope you enjoyed the video and I hope you have a magical day!

@JH-wi2xr

5 жыл бұрын

Wotso Videos ok :)

@simonacannizzo1074

5 жыл бұрын

Hope you have a magical day too!

@OzzyDrixleaks

5 жыл бұрын

Were all hallowdays as obvious to each other and if they have a witches brawl they could see into the real world how They never heard of Christmas

@silverbullet1620

5 жыл бұрын

@Wotso Videos Winnie the Pooh was alive ya plushist (being silly). But seriously, he is alive. It's the Hundred Acre Woods that is tied to Christopher Robin. I LOVED THAT MOVIE.

@Serenadesong

5 жыл бұрын

Plush-phobic LOL!

Winnie the Pooh was one of my favorite shows from my childhood.

Pretty cool theory, but it still falls apart when it comes to his wife Evelyn. Yes, Christopher and Madeline may have been able to merely imagine strangers reacting to Pooh and company, but to imagine their wife/mother reacting to them? Nope, that wouldn't work because she is someone that they personally know and are in constant contact with. She would either have to end up agreeing with and playing along to their delusion, or else she would think them both mad and demand that they get help. Initially she was telling Christopher to get help, and was reluctant to believe him. But when Pooh and friends appeared on their car she was forced to accept them in spite of her bewilderment and reluctance. Essentially this was something that she did NOT want to do, yet she had to because they were real. Unless you want to argue that she somehow, instantaneously, became as imaginative/delusional as they are, but that's a pretty big stretch.

I believe that they are all alive. That shouldn't be questioned at all. I believe that they were real and that the people who didn't react to or notice it did really did notice and are in serious denial or are so miserable they don't have an open mind or open heart to Pooh and the hundred acre wood gang. Christopher Robin spoke to and had many adventures withthem,Darby spoke to them,had many adventures and became a super sleuth in the hundred acre wood, There were a few episodes that had Christopher Robin, Darby and the hundred acre gang together. There's an episode of Doc Mc Stuffins where Doc Mc Stuffins grandma has the same abilities as Doc Mc Stuffins of talking and interaction with all of the animals and toys and the land is called Mc Stuffinsville. In one of the episodes Pooh floats into Mc Stuffinsville in need of rescue and Doc Mc Stuffins and all the hospital staff follow Pooh back to the hundred acre wood, meet all the gang and try to help them,Christopher comes to the hospital after Pooh has surgery and Doc Mc Stuffins has to explain to her staff that Christopher Robin has the same abilities as Doc and not to worry about him seeing them alive. Grandma Mc Stuffins, Doc Mc Stuffins, Darby, Christopher Robin and others have all had the same abilities,as did others throughout the adventures and movies, therefore I believe that they are alive.

@gracytorres261

5 жыл бұрын

What's the episode called?

Please do: The Corpse Bride's Full Story - Who Was She Before She Died? Prince Charming - The History & Origin of the Fairy Tale Trope Damsel In Distress - The History & Origin of the Fairy Tale Trope Anastasia Tremaine - The Evil Stepsister Who Turned Good I Won't Say I'm In Love - Analysis From Hercules Once Upon a Dream - Analysis From Sleeping Beauty Someday My Prince Will Come - Analysis From Snow White Sofia The First - Her Rise From Princess to Protector Who Are Snow White's Mother and Father? Flora, Fauna and Merryweather's Full Story Fairy Godmother's Full Story (Cinderella) Fairy Godmother's Full Story (Shrek) Varian's Full Story - His Fall to Evil The Duke of Weselton's Full Story Dawn Bellwether's Full Story The Other Mother's Full Story Sergeant Calhoun's Full Story Mama Odie's Full Story Audrey's Full Story Ben's Full Story Kida's Full Story Yzma's Full Story Hans' Full Story Boo's Full Story

Pooh is real anyone who says otherwise can fIGhT mE

@tessadavis5983

5 жыл бұрын

Camphalfblood 12 preach

@aliviamcdaniels7414

5 жыл бұрын

Yissssss! P R E A C H I T!!!

@soulbound2

4 жыл бұрын

DARN RIGHT

He’s alive ok. Let me believe that he’s alive.

Winnie the Pooh is my childhood

Had you asked me this question a decade ago, I would have said they are characters brought to life in Christopher Robin's imagination. However, having recently seen the movie Christopher Robin, my opinion has changed. Why? Because if they WERE merely figments on Christopher Robin's daydreams, why would his daughter, Madeline, be able to see these characters and talk to them herself? Yes she grew up seeing her father's drawings of Pooh and company, but she actually SEES them coming out of the woods....and while she is initially frightened, she agrees to help them find her father and fix the problem. Also, his wife sees the characters too and while she is more reluctant, she has to concede they are real when they land on her car. And Pooh has to play "Naptime" when he first comes to London searching for his long lost friend so people can't see him moving and talking. Yes, he is real. And also....it seems almost connected that as Christopher grew up and went through the horrors of the war and started a family of his own and he becomes this very stern, almost cold individual, who CERTAINLY didn't believe in childish imagination anymore, we slowly see them shift back and forth between his world and Pooh's world. At first all the animals are there, having fun together, but then as time goes by, we see them slip away until it is just Pooh standing alone at the door waiting for his friend to come back again and we see the Hundred Acre Wood become very.....lonely. Its very foggy and cold....all of Pooh's friends have vanished and the magic is gone..its not a warm, happy fun place anymore. Its very cold and lonely. I also think you have a point when you said Pooh came when Christopher saw the picture of him and he has to be thinking about the characters. There is a moment when Pooh and Christopher just arrive in the Woods and they are searching for Pooh's friends when Pooh asks "Did you let go of ME?" and Christopher says yes. It was very heartbreaking for Pooh to hear this and he runs away. Also, when Christopher Robin returns to the Wood, his friends don't recognize him at first (Eeyore even thinks he's the dreaded Heffalump) and ONLY Pooh can recognize his friend.....but he begins to remember the joy he felt when he was a child playing with his friends, we see the sun shining again, the fog vanishes and the magic returns....and his friends recognize him for who he truly is. And that magic soon spills out of the Wood and heals HIS family as well by teaching Madeline to be a child again and trust her father with her feelings.. And yes I DO believe there is magic at work. Christopher says the opening in the tree was in his house in the country....but yet when Pooh finally ventures through the door into our world, the door just HAPPENS to lead him not to the house in the country but to where his friend is. And then when the animals leave the wood, they just HAPPEN to run into the very person who believes in them and can take them to their friend.

I love Winnie The Pooh since I was a kid. He's still my favorite till this day I thought he was alive because of other people talking to him. Christopher's mother talked to them, the babysitter and Darby all talked to them. So maybe it depends if the people still believe that animals can talk or not.

6:15 I’ll have you know that Christopher Robin was not the only human to’ve ever seen Pooh Bear and Friends. There were also other humans in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Pooh Bear was my childhood!! ONE QUESTION: You remember about those fierce creatures called Heffalumps and Woozles??? Heffalumps are ELEPHANTS and Woozles are WEASELS. Did you know that there were EVEN FIERCER animals called "JAGULARS"??? Jagulars are based on JAGUARS. Jagulars were mentioned severals times in the OLDER Winnie The Pooh movies and shows, but no ACTUAL Jagular has ever appeared. Do you think a real Jagular will appear in the future of Pooh?????

@simonj3413

5 жыл бұрын

Christopher Robin more or less confirmed Heffalumps and Woolzes weren’t real so probably not.

This is literally my childhood ❤️ Loved the video Isaac, I agree with you, a really well thought out explanation

Why does Kaa have hypnotic powers and was he born with them?

@phlpcockrell

5 жыл бұрын

In the books kaa sways and swerves in a sort of "dance" thats hypnotic. It is something any snake could do but kaa is the best at it. but its not the "true hypnotism" movie kaa has.

It might be just like the end of "Deathly Hallows." It's all in his head. But... that doesn't mean that it's not real.

Great theory, Issac; that certainly makes sense. There are a lot of theories that the toys are part of Christopher's experiences and emotions. Christopher's childhood is uncertain in reality but in imaginative terms, it's perfectly clear to see how much Winnie the Pooh and friends are important to him. =D

@darthreaper6311

5 жыл бұрын

Christopher Robin was actually sick as a child and his dad made him a bear which became the iconic pooh bear we see today at least according to all the websites I read on the subject

Winnie the Pooh and Friends seem for reals to me, especially as all Winnie the Pooh stuff has been more so focused on/been about them, and since Christopher Robin has not always been making an appearance (whether it be episodes of shows without him or movies where he has a rather small scene). They’ve even in fact done pretty well without Christopher Robin in the Winnie the Pooh films along with episodes of Winnie the Pooh shows (The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh for instance), especially when Christopher Robin is busy doing average human stuff like going to school.

@Kahtisemo

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. And honestly, I think that was probably one of the smartest things Disney did with the series was allowing Christopher Robin to grow up. Not just from the original movie to here, but you actively see it over the course of several films. In the first one, that's before he was even old enough to start school since the gang was all curious at the end when the narrator noted he did. Then in Pooh's Grand Adventure when Robin seemed to go missing entirely, he comes back at the end and the way he talks it's clear he's a bit older and more educated as he explains to the gang about the letter he wrote. Probably hadn't been able to visit or focus on fantasies while adjusting to the big change it is when entering that next stage of childhood. Then we see he's gone nearly all the time during the New Adventures series. And in the Tigger Movie when he shows up at the end, he looks and sounds like he's in his early teens. While they were "his stories", I think allowing him to step out of the picture shows both that the 100 Acre Woods actually do have a life all their own while also not trapping him in that trope of always being a child having to learn new things. It allows for things like this where, yeah, there's still people out there going "but my childhood ;o;" but at the same time, if you've been paying attention this just seems like a nice continuation of the story since we've seen him growing up. Having an Adult Christopher Robin isn't actually that strange, it seems almost natural. And also really sweet that for how many times he showed up to save them in the 100 Acre Woods (whether pulling Pooh out of the tunnel or leading the way home when they were lost) it was their time to go to his world to save /him/.

Best video of yours I have watched yet! I really really like you deductions. I was also thinking, our family likes having our dog "talk". We have a voice for her, and she often "talks" to guests by one of us talking in her voice. What if Christopher and Madelyn also do the same thing, so people hear them talking to, and playing with, these stuffed animals as well as speaking in goofy voices? Those are my two cents, and I think they would align with your theory as well. You brought a lot of meaning to a movie that I too believed to be powerfully and artistically produced. I guess I do believe however that somehow they were actual stuffed animals that were being played with, discovered, lost in truck beds, landing on windshields, etc... I am not entirely sure how to explain pooh showing up in the park exactly, but it seems more than possible that the rest of the characters were rediscovered back at Christopher Robin's home/cottage. I don't know exactly, but I loved hearing your thoughts!

I think Pooh and his friends are actually alive 😊💖👍

Thanks for answering my question!! Your video is so great 😀 and wait for Thursday’s video!!

So it's kinda like how only true believers from Polar Express can hear the bells, only people with a cheerful, playful life can see his friends alive

I personally buy into the Calvin & Hobbes' "Both" explanation. Neither "They are real" and "they are imagined" make *complete* sense as explanations so the audience is left to decide for themselves. On one hand, people beyond Christopher can see Winnie and friends. On the other hand, talking plushies rampaging around London should be getting noticed by WAY more people if they were completely real.

I like to believe that if people have imagination they can see pooh

I think, it could be the same logic of Toy story. In the first movie, Wood and Sid's toys show that they were alive to scare him. Maybe, Christopher's friends were used to talk to him because he was lonely when he was a child.

I love your content! Keep it coming! 💕💕💕

@IsaacCarlson

5 жыл бұрын

Will do Ethel! I'm glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching!

@quinnhouk5369

5 жыл бұрын

Wotso Videos love your videos man

I thought this same thing as we watched the film. All the way up until the last 30 minutes of the film I was all about this being about imagination. I think the spread of imagination helps these characters move into the real world. I do like to think of these characters more as imaginary friends or elements of our own minds. -Josh

I clicked this immediately. I needed something lighthearted after watching Markiplier play the Watson Scott test.

Were all hallowdays obvious to each other and if they have witches brewal that can see into the real world how come they never heard of Christmas

Issac, The Toy Story 4 trailer is out, just letting you know :3 You've probably already seen it, though. And Winnie the Pooh is one of my favourite Disney characters, so thank you for doing a video on him :)

It's kind of like Rise of the Guardians: If the people believe, the spirits are strong, and they start to weaken if they lose faith in them.

Well if others are hearing him in London, then therefore Pooh IS alive and real. There's no doubt about THAT!!!!!

Take that back and also kaa full story

this brings me back to my childhood self. thank you for making my day of me feeling warm and cozy inside

*I was expecting Brian Hull to voice Pooh again but I was wrong 😂😂😂*

"It's stress.." "It's not stress. It's Pooh." Pooh is so adorably blunt.

I fell asleep on and off during this movie at the theater (not bc it was boring, I was just sleepy from the time of night and darkness) and even still I cried. It was heartwarming even with little fragments missing. This movie is so sweet.

Idk what I should believe. In the movie Pooh and the other's can talk to other people and people can see and talk to them too but In The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh the mother kinda ignores Pooh and the other's when they are standing right behind her

Doesn't explain how the whole family made it to the Hundred Acre Wood

A Theory; Christopher Robin is a descendant of Merlin the wizard. Winnie and friends are spirits from another dimension that take the shape of stuffed animals. Christopher and his daughter have the ability to transport themselves or Ellen to the spirit dimension. Winnie and friends have powers to create doors to our world to help out Christopher.

Pooh and friends are alive and real. But... only when Christopher Robin remembers and believes in them.

I recently learned that when Walt Disney Animation Studios (At the same Walt Disney Productions from 1926 to 1986 before being reorganized into Walt Disney Feature Animation in 1986 and then Walt Disney Animation Studios in 2008.) first acquired the rights to Ada paying the Winnie the Pooh books by A.A. Milne into traditionally animated feature films in 1961, Walt Disney Productions planned to create a full-length animated feature film based on the Winnie the Pooh books by A.A. Milne before Walt Disney decided instead even before his death in 1966 making Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966) the only Winnie the Pooh film released in his lifetime as Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968) was released afterwards, to adapt the Winnie the Pooh books into shorter featurettes instead to get U.S. audiences interested in Winnie the Pooh as it was a book series originally published for English audiences set in England, before adding them all together into a single full-length animated feature film after three or four were released. The first featurette, Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree was released in 1966, in cinemas alongside The Ugly Dachshund (And after the release of The Sword in the Stone in 1963.) and reviewed positively by viewers and found it the perfect introduction of the Winnie the Pooh characters into an animated film, and the second featurette, Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day was released in 1968 in cinemas alongside The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit and after the release of The Jungle Book in 1967, and was deemed superior to the first featurette and got audiences interested in the Winnie the Pooh franchise more than ever.

I personally think Winnie the Pooh and friends are alive just because it makes me happier I think of them as living breathing animals rather than just Obi-Wan's imagination

I think it's a case of 'if you believe, they/he will come' (however you remember it being said). Their belief fueled the existence of the plushes into real life for others to see.

I think the reason some of the other citizens of London can hear Pooh and the others is because they too still retain the imagination and creativity of youth, at least from the movie stand point. But really, I believe they were always real and most everyone was either ignoring them or couldn't hear due to the cacophony of London.

In my opinion pooh and friends started as mere toys but with the love and belief of Christipher Robin they became living breathing creatures. Kind of like in the Kingdom Keeper books, author Ridley Pearson describes how all the characters are real due to the fact that so many people truly believed they were real, therefore making them such. Or like in the percy Jackson books, author Rick Riordan describes why the Greek gods live in the US instead of say Greece is because they always live where the most people believe in them. Belief and imagination are always big parts of good storytelling. Believing in something, truly believing in something is one of the purest forms of magic in this world

Isaac, left a question for you on instagram a few days back, don’t want to post it here because its off topic from the video. (: Just curious about your opinion on the topic thats all, its about the future of the goofy movie series.

"Maybe it's a door only when it needs to be." - Winnie The Pooh

I’m 13, and I have my own Pooh Bear and his friends. They mean the world to me and i don’t know what I’d do without them. I imagine them moving and talking, doing everything with me. They make me positive and happy, and i tell them all my worries and hopes. My nickname is “Robin”, that’s what everyone calls me. In my mind, they’re the only teddies I have that have feels and personalities, and none others do. I love A.A.Milne and E.H Shepard’s books too.

I've never seen this movie before .-.

@quinnhouk5369

5 жыл бұрын

Xx lavenderbluegoldXx watch it

@ainatnegron5606

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@Gr_d

5 жыл бұрын

Xx lavenderbluegoldXx same

@Brand0n3500Official

5 жыл бұрын

you people NEED to go and watch it. like, NOW

@NarlieQuinzel-Slytherin

5 жыл бұрын

+Brandon Ortiz My mom and sister watched Christopher Robin... while yet, my mom prepares the cartoon version instead the new movie because she mentioned she didn’t like it much from Disney’s Christopher Robin live action movie. That doesn’t means all new update movies are that ‘good,’ even tho it’s a person’s own choice from their like and dislikes of Disney’s live action movies. If you enjoy it the new movie of Winnie The Pool, then good for you. Since I don’t judge from that..

I think you raised an interesting question..I haven't seen the film yet but am definitely going to..I enjoyed this video 😊

the water/nightmare scene is a symbol of rebirth, usually resulting in superpowers or spiritual perception, the forest is the Astral/Spirit world, Pooh and the others are spirits, other people can see/hear them because Christopher brought them into our world

I 100% believe Pooh and friends are alive.There’s may be magic just like Pinocchio.Christopher robin is a good boys so maybe blue fairy gave his toys alive.

Can you talk about BEN from Treasure Planet on your next video 🙏 please

@floydnewberry5144

5 жыл бұрын

No that movie was a train wreck in the box office!

Actually I think the balloon seller did ALMOST hear Pooh and "almost" reacted. But yes, the explanation in whole is superb.

I'm so renting and watching this movie soon.

What's interesting is that it's Eeyore that Christopher finds next after losing Pooh. Eeyore melancholy attitude is always been part of his persona... which is exactly what Christopher is feeling.

Maybe Winnie the Pooh is real but Christopher and his family are fake. At one point Christopher existed as a child. But he left the woods due to the fact he got kidnapped in them. Pooh filled with pain and agony gets his mind twisted and has him pop up in delusions but only for a moment. They eventually stopped til one day they all came back and Pooh imagined his entire family and adult hood.

Can you talk about Grandmother Willow from Pocahontas? I always wondered. Who is she? What is she? She's clearly magic, since John Smith and the animals can see and hear her. We all know that Disney's version of Pocahontas is only partly based on the original story (but everyone knows that) so there's the question of this very character. It seems less like Grandmother Willow is Pocahonta's grandmother's spirit living on as the tree, and more like she's always been there to guide whoever needs her help. The inspiration for her has to have come from somewhere, and I'd love to hear your take on it! :3

The sheer comedic genius and subtlety for Pooh to innocently refer to the Police officer as orifice is amazing.

Hmm why is he called winnie the pooh and why is pooh the shortened version. Is Pooh a type of animal or

@Brand0n3500Official

5 жыл бұрын

kaiser emotion Winnie was the name of a canadian black bear and Pooh was the name of a swan AA Milne and Christopher met at the London Zoo. Chris then renamed his plush bear Edward to... you guess it.

This is literally OG Toy Story. Wether its the owners imagination or delusion, or there is magic, or the toys are living beings. This in particular, is mainly nostalgia, like the transformers movies.

Makes it seem like Christopher Robin is just insane.

Wotso so you want to say that : Winnie is alive AND imagined? In my opinion, yes he is alive not just a part of imagination. Hope we'll see them animated again someday...well if you exclude dr plusheva

The way I see it, it's maybe like with Fosters Home, an imagination can be a powerful thing. So powerful, it can sometimes take a life of its own. Pooh and friends may have started imaginary, but eventually they became truly real.

Great theory, Isaac. I believe, that Winnie the Pooh and the Hundred Acre Wood are a manifestation of will from Christopher Robin, due to him having that strict, realistic mindset. To get back to where he is most comfortable, to deal with the stark realities of the modern world.

I think it could be a dream for Christopher Robin

I've never seen the movie, wish I did tho

Can you look into Anakin Skywalker’s mother please

I think the answer might be a bit of both. I do think Pooh and friends are alive and do exist, but not in this world, at least not without imagination. I have two theories on this that could interlink in some ways. 1. You could say they live in a sort of "pocket dimension" or another world, and when one imagines and believes in them, they are able to pass through the "door" between worlds and come here, or to be more precise, it BRINGS them here. Perhaps the Hundred Acre Wood exists on the boundary of these two worlds. 2. Either that, or perhaps the Hundred Acre Wood is a special place where one's imagination can literally come to life. If this were the case, you could potentially bring any character to life there. In both of these cases, however, their existence in this world is "fueled" by the imagination of the one(s) who brought them here/to life, and if that goes away, they too disappear, though they don't "die", but rather go back to their own world; Or, perhaps, back to the heart of Christopher Robin. That, too, is another world in and of itself...the world that exists within all of our hearts, minds and imaginations. This would explain why they only came around when Christopher or others used their imaginations, but also explains how they are REALLY there for anyone and everyone to see. Because they are there and they do exist; just not without someone's imagination to bring them into our world!

Winnie the Pooh if you re watch it is a man fighting with his mind and going through ptsd episodes. Every time the animals show up is his episode or flashback.

I thought it simply his imagination too. That was the reasoning I gave for as to Pooh not being able to find his friends or why it was so cloudy, but as the movie continued it seemed more and more to be that they were alive. I don't have a straight answer of which I wholly believe in, all I know for sure is that I think they did this on purpose. Food for thought, bait for theorist. Edit: honestly can't it be both... like Toy Story?

I saw the Christopher Robin movie, Isaac and I really love it so much. It brings me back memories when I watched Winnie the pooh as a kid. I believe that pooh and his friends in the movie are alive.

Alive. In being seen other people reconnect with their own imagination.

I have to see movie yet this weekend i will watch it for sure😊 who watched already this movie? What are your thoughts about it? Thank you Isaac for this video i am always happy when the notification of your new video pops up ✌😉

I always thought Pooh and the gang were just figments of a little boy's imagination as he played with his toys. Granted, I never saw the Christopher Robin movie.

this makes me love the movie even more

I guess I have an answer for my question as to how the Hundred Acre Wood changed in Pooh's Grand Adventure The Search for Christopher Robin.

🎵 One little spark of inspiration, is at the heart of all creation...🎵

Your voice is so easy to listen to

Maybe the reason why Christopher so his friends again because it's kind of like the three how the toys from Toy Story comes to life.

It takes both imagination and belief that made poo and friends come to life in the thousand acker woods. The same thing happens in kingdom hearts with sora. It explains why poo appears after seeing the picture.

What if Christopher Robin died or was in a comma state while in the military ,and from that moment on he imagined his life his daughter growing and trying to find happiness rekindling childhood thoughts ,life with Pooh and friends and his family giving himself his own make believe happy ending.. but In reality left his wife with a baby daughter he never met or still in bed in a comma. 🤔

This was my exact question after I watched the movie

There's one question I want to know ever sense I saw the movie and that is...how come Pooh recognized Christopher robin but the others such as tiger ,piglet etc didn't

winnie the pooh are real and alive, so are his friends and they always will be!

Hey everyone. This was a great video. I was wondering about your perspective on Disney's Return To Oz. I love the Wizard of Oz and all the stories by L. Frank Baum. I always wanted to get to uncover a little bit more about this series.

great video watso I think the toys were real, just some people couldn't hear them.My idea for a video is why does all magic end at midnight, did Sally and Jack get married and a video on the song hellfire thanks

Pooh is definitely alive, but only able to be heard by kids or adults who still have a little kid in them.

I think they are real since people were able to hear them, the reason the little girl didn't react in a scared way is because she probably has a talking stuffed toy so she's probably used to it, but other people react negatively is because they've never seen something like that before. I also, think that Tigger and Madeline will become best friends, just like Pooh and Christopher Robin were.

I feel like Christopher’s imagination makes him real. When he forgot all of them they disappeared, and when he remembered them they came to life in the real world

I think your wrong, they are alive, your argument is invalid.

Note: Christopher Robin is not a Reboot.

Why you were baffled by if they were imagined or real but I was crying the entire movie

*Finds video* me: *right where I belong......*

Maybe a combination of both?

I loved this movie! So cute. 😍