I appreciate the 'liar revealed' setup was a bit different in this case, as in Tigger figured out he was lied to, but he didn't quite connect all the dots, he tragically still thought the letter was real. Also rather than one character getting ostracised by the main group for lying and having to get their approval again, it's the actual main group that does the lie because they wanted the one character not to feel ostracised in the first place. Even besides that the premise of a WINNIE THE POOH character feeling betrayed by another is so unusual it doesn't feel predictable. Tigger really held the family thing dear to him and when the others make a farce out of it he actually snaps. Besides that the climax it built up to wasn't completely pointless, it was to set up how devoted the others were to Tigger and how he'd risk their life for them. A testament to the fact they were family. How does Tigger save them? He puts them on his "family tree". Cliche and maybe a bit over actionized for Pooh sure, but it works.

@Wiiguy1606

5 жыл бұрын

I quite agree

@Poever

5 жыл бұрын

I’ve got a letter to PROVE IT!...and I’m gonna find em.

@nicolascharron1038

5 жыл бұрын

When the avalanche hits, Tigger jumps everyone up to his family tree like you said. But If you look closely at Tigger's face for a fraction of a second, he seems saddened before he jumps up with Rabbit. In that moment, you can see that he knew the Avalanche would take him.

@matheusalves9421

5 жыл бұрын

Agree!

@mrbanks456

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I feel like they kinda subverted that trope a bit.

Who else here grew up with the winne the pooh spin offs movies? 😁

@aguynamelex3146

5 жыл бұрын

I grew up with this spinoff

@eeveestar6826

5 жыл бұрын

I grew up with Spring Time with Roo and Poo's Grand Adventure. :)

@mrcritical6751

5 жыл бұрын

I grew up with this and Piglet’s Big Movie I personally preferred Piglet’s Big Movie ironic seeing how Tigger is my favourite Winnie The Pooh character

@JebWhiskers

5 жыл бұрын

I remember Piglet's Big Movie! 🐷💖

@danielpalacios155

5 жыл бұрын

Those are my favorite movies. Hey do any of you remember The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh?

I like that climactic scene...

@Treeeee2008

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah but it's not fit for a Winnie the Pooh movie, Winnie the Pooh was always a simplistic yet charming franchise so for this movie to have a climactic scene where the characters are actually in fear of dying then it feels out of place.

@EpicJosh84

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Treeeee2008 I understand where you're coming from, but at the same time, it's just fun. It was fun for me when I was little, it's fun for me now but in a goofier way, and to be honest, I don't mind that it isn't the same. The Many Adventures had severe flooding and wind damaged treehouses, just played in a super comical way so that it feels like a kid's imagination. And this felt like what happens when that kid starts to mess around, which is pretty much exactly what happened in the film's opening. I always thought of it as a split between Tigger and Roo as main characters, because Roo carries a secondary external conflict while also leading the secondary internal conflict with his friends. If you don't like the film, I certainly get it. I just think it's fun.

“TTFE: Ta ta, forever!” Saddest line ever out of the most cheerful character in the franchise! Childhood! 😭

@darthstarkiller1912

5 жыл бұрын

YES! That is such a stinger on the heart. :'-(

@dc_al_coda

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know, I still think "Did you leave me behind?" from Christopher Robin hits harder on the heart.

@whatdoyousuppose

5 жыл бұрын

Dude I always cried watching this movie, I felt so bad for Tigger!

@CeltycSparrow

5 жыл бұрын

my heart broke at that line. Especially when he said it and his voice broke at forever. It was a really sweet gesture from his friends, but my heart sank when I saw his pain as he realized the family he was so desperately yearning for wasn't there waiting for him. I'm glad he finally found his real family.

@danielboone3770

5 жыл бұрын

Yep. Just miserable.

In the avalanche, Tigger and Roo escape it by doing the Whoopty-Dooper-Loopty-Looper-Alley-Ooper Bounce, a bounce that Roo was so eager to learn, and Tigger spent time teaching Roo. Also, before the avalanche, Tigger was still mad at his friends, but when he saw that he and his friends were in imminent danger, he put his anger aside, and took them all to safety, putting his friends’ lives before his own. It shows that Tigger is a loyal friend, and how much he cares about them.

As much as he praised the art and the songs, I feel that Doug underestimated the film. I understand that he does not like the "lier review" and the "misunderstanding" clichés, but this movie is one of the few that I think have done it correctly. And man, the climax is unbelievably strong for WTP, and one of the best points in the movie which in my opinion makes it stand out over other Pooh movies. I think it works very well, just because it's the kind of thing you do not expect in a Pooh movie. Another things I think deserves more recognition in this film is the many great heartwarming moments it have, and of course the message about how a non-traditional family stills a family, and that not every family needs to be biological.

@KidSnivy69

5 жыл бұрын

Eh, I kind of agree with Doug. The climax just didn't feel right in a Winnie-the-Pooh story.

@rickdinson835

5 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree with you more.

@geraldgrenier8132

5 жыл бұрын

Also the "been done a thouse time before" clience rant doesn't work with the demo demographic who problem hasn't seen any of those those of movies

@KidSnivy69

5 жыл бұрын

@@geraldgrenier8132 As a major Pooh fan, even when I hadn't seen this before I didn't like the climax

@matheusalves9421

5 жыл бұрын

@@geraldgrenier8132 Good point!

The climax of this movie was SO EPIC to me as a kid. I'm sad it didn't work for Doug like it did for me. I got goosebumps in a movie for the first time when I saw that climax. To be honest, that was one of the only things I actually remembered about the movie. to each their own I suppose.

@TheGamer7000

3 ай бұрын

I actually think the climax serves more of a purpose than what Doug was giving it credit for. When the avalanche started, Tigger began to save the people that he cared for by literally PLACING them in his family tree. This is a very creative bit of visual storytelling. Symbolically, Tigger is treating his friends as family members. Secondly, Tigger mentions earlier in the film that only true tiggers (only members that tigger is convinced are his family) can properly perform the Whoopty-Dooper-Loopty-Looper-Alley-Ooper bounce. But during the climax, we see Tigger's misconception is shattered when Roo flawlessly proves Tigger wrong. Tigger himself acknowledges this and says that Roo's bounce was just as good as any tigger. And thirdly, as you mentioned, the scene was just so thrilling. The animation and expressions on the characters faces really stuck with me after all these years. I personally think this is one of, if not the best, Winnie the Pooh movie.

Aw yes , the tigger movie ,yet another classic from my childhood.😁👌

@gamefan6219

5 жыл бұрын

And the most emotional spinoff.

@JiJ1511

5 жыл бұрын

Truly a tear jerker of a classic.

@mrflipperinvader7922

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@mrflipperinvader7922

5 жыл бұрын

I still cry at the ending

@or_gluzman561Peace_IL_PS

5 жыл бұрын

mine as well

Honestly, I love Rabbit in this movie. I always got the feeling as a kid that he didn't actually like his friends (mostly cuz he was moody quite a lot) and this film showed me for the first time, that I can recall, that he did love them but just had trouble showing it. Then he became my favourite character when I got a bit older. Also, this movie looks gorgeous!! Roo and Tigger's facial expressions are incredible and now I just wanna watch it again~!

@SuperSongbird21

10 ай бұрын

Rabbit is like a grouchy big brother who thinks he knows better than the others and won't admit he still likes the same stuff as them. But deep down he cares.

Every-single-time I watch the avalanche scene I get terrible chills... I swear, Winnie-the-Pooh has never been so dramatic before.

@RyanStorey1231

5 жыл бұрын

Same. I don't know why Doug had an issue with it.

@Changeling9000

5 жыл бұрын

I really like the dramatic shift, it makes you care about what happens to to the characters.

@jdude9365

5 жыл бұрын

The New Adventures TV show did put the characters in situations like that every once in a while.

@Doggie1999

5 жыл бұрын

JDude 93 I Frickin' LOVE that show!

I loved how the ending with Tigger giving Roo his locket almost felt like a passing of the torch, since for a long time after they were really pushing Roo as the new breakout star instead of Tigger.

*_When you realized that Tigger can break the fourth wall better than Deadpool._*

@richielouis2777

5 жыл бұрын

Shut up

@IsaacV24

5 жыл бұрын

Friendship The Winnie The Pooh franchise’s speciality is breaking the 4th wall!

@andrewabbey3669

5 жыл бұрын

When you realize EVERYONE IN THE 100 ACRE WOOD can break the fourth wall like Deadpool...

@UniversalLizard

5 жыл бұрын

@@andrewabbey3669 Gopher- "He's sailin' clean outta the book! Quick, turn the page!"

@Nuggtendo

5 жыл бұрын

Pooh is better at it the Tigger, he's been doing it since his first appearance

Anyone else cry whenever you hear “your heart will lead you home”

@danielboone3770

5 жыл бұрын

I did when I was a kid and I still kinda do

@jbcatz5

4 жыл бұрын

I had the soundtrack on cassette tape.

@crimsoncrusader518

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact, the guy who sang that song also did Footloose and Danger Zone.

NC: I'm so sick of the liar revealed. Me: So how is it any different in Hotel Transylvania? NC: LALALALA I can't hear you. LALALALA

@psychonautmaddy7409

5 жыл бұрын

Unlike Doug, I didn't find Hotel Transylvania all that good

@mattheworlandi1129

5 жыл бұрын

I feel like the liar revealed part in HT didn’t bother him as much because it doesn’t really go the route that he doesn’t want it to go. He hates it when after the reveal happens, the characters would begin to hate each other and the story just drags until the climax begins, which is what kinda happened in this movie. The liar revealed part in HT only lasted for about a couple minutes, the other characters don’t end up hating on him after it happened, they forgive him fairly quickly.

@sm4carnageihope

5 жыл бұрын

@@psychonautmaddy7409 Dude, I fucking despise it.

@sm4carnageihope

5 жыл бұрын

@@mattheworlandi1129 Eh, I still find it to be the same thing. It was enough to drive the anti-christ, I mean Johnny (Sorry, autocorrect) away.

@mattheworlandi1129

5 жыл бұрын

sm4carnageihope Not saying I liked how they did it, just trying to understand where Doug is coming from. Everyone has their own opinions. He doesn’t hate EVERY liar revealed plot line.

BIG nostalgia with this movie!

@JustHayden61400

5 жыл бұрын

Oh. Hi Tay

@yamitay9258

5 жыл бұрын

Loool

Is it fair to say Doug complaining about the Liar Revealed cliche has become a cliche?

@ShinSeikiEvan

5 жыл бұрын

NEVER!!!!!

@psychonautmaddy7409

5 жыл бұрын

It's because the liar revealed cliche has been done to death and it gets annoying every once in a while

@ThePreciseClimber

5 жыл бұрын

It's not Doug's fault it's so prevalent in movies.

@Wiiguy1606

5 жыл бұрын

I don't hate Doug, but his fanbase has show its ugly side and I feel the need to address it. I don't mind the Liar Revealed cliche or any cliche for that matter, but then some of Doug's most obnoxious fans harass me just for enjoying any movie Doug hates in or out of character. It's his opinion, not an universal fact. Just because Doug hates certain movies and cliches, that doesn't give his fans any right to treat his opinion as the gospel truth and especially mistreat those who enjoy the "bad" movies in spite of its flaws.

@CeltycSparrow

5 жыл бұрын

Is it really a liar revealed story though? They didn't really LIE. They did a really sweet thing writing him the note and he read between the lines and took something from it that simply wasn't there and rather than disappointing him, they tried to fix it. Its like Kanga tols Roo...."Tigger IS a part of their family. And as long as they care for him, he always will be." And they were the family who wound up in the locket.....so no liar.

I could never stop laughing at the Owl scene near the beginning of this movie as a kid. Still cracks me up to this day.

I remember always getting dvd ads for this every time I wanted to watch Aladdin

@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario

5 жыл бұрын

kremit the frog I remember when you begged just2good for hearts

@KeybladeMasterAndy

5 жыл бұрын

Hunh. I remember the DVDs for both movies being years apart. But I did see the trailers for this on a few.

@feralchangeling97

5 жыл бұрын

Ads make Pepe kremit suicide.

@oddly_ace2837

5 жыл бұрын

Me too, i especially remember watching this movie (or maybe one of the other pooh movies) and seeing DVD ads for the....Heffalump.-?-.. Movie

@just2good

5 жыл бұрын

@@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario I remember when he did that too!

Confession time: This movie rips my heart out and I cry every time.

@hannahroyle5015

5 жыл бұрын

Tadicuslegion78 me too🤧😭

I cried a little watching this as a kid. Just a little.

@artemiswolf4508

5 жыл бұрын

Giovanni Orellana I cried a lot

@RyanStorey1231

5 жыл бұрын

Especially the ending where Christopher Robin takes the photo, then it cuts to the photo and then the credits play "Your Heart Will Lead You Home". I don't know why, but it gets me really emotional for some reason.

@violetpencil9614

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@toongrowner1

5 жыл бұрын

I still cry when they confront Tigger in the heavy snow storm and he just wants them to leave him alone. Such a powerfull performance from such a silly character.

@danielboone3770

5 жыл бұрын

As did I. But at the song Your Heart Will Lead You Home.

The tigger movie made me weep as a kid. This hit me right in the feels. I grew up with Winnie the Pooh. My family is obsessed, so of course we watched this too

@hannahroyle5015

5 жыл бұрын

StarryNight1313 Same 😭

Now that I'm older I understand eeyor

@LakituAl

5 жыл бұрын

WHERE'S OUR EEYORE MOVIE!? (I Get the strangest feeling it's actually a thing and i don't know about it yet)

@michaeltenenbaum8450

5 жыл бұрын

Now that we're older we've BECOME Eeyore

@YAH2121

5 жыл бұрын

Doomer

@jakethepillowsnake4098

5 жыл бұрын

Amen to that.

@umbreongaming8001

5 жыл бұрын

Infinite Octopaw what?!

This and the piglet movie are my favourite Winnie the poo movies

@a.r.m.ymoaengene6250

5 жыл бұрын

@Dumbo 23 yup even tho im no 90s child 🤣

@Karmy.

5 жыл бұрын

Same

Pooh's Grand Adventure was in my opinion the strongest of the Pooh sequels.

@therandomguysandgurls6162

5 жыл бұрын

I love this too, but I feel that the outcome "was all our imagination" in the end it kind of spoils it for me. But he remains among the best along with this one from Tigger and the latest from the CR.

@benjaminhuether3846

5 жыл бұрын

It always annoyed me that the 2011 Pooh movie stole the same plot device from it, with the miss-understood Christopher Robin letter making the characters think he'd been kidnapped be a creature.

@MrGabeanator

5 жыл бұрын

me too

@jbcatz5

4 жыл бұрын

I watched it again recently, and recognised the narrator as David Warner! It’s got a bittersweet aspect, especially with Forever and Ever.

@TherealRNOwwfpooh

3 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminhuether3846 Also Owl being the unintended villain by misreading SCHOOL as SKULL & BACK SOON as BACKSON. The only difference being the completely fabled Skullasaurus was Pooh's "rumbly tumbly" echoing in the "eye of the skull", whereas the 2011 film's credits proved The Backson was real, but was quite the opposite from Owl's vicious depiction, as The Backson was actually rather well-mannered & helpful, albeit clumsily top-heavy, since he still fell into the main cast's makeshift trap covering the Sandy Pit.

How dare you talk about the Tigger Movie and not even mention the greatest Disney song, Your Heart will Lead You Home

@TDProductions182

5 жыл бұрын

Antonio Hernandez And the amazing E H Shepard homage illustrations during the credits too.

@MrGabeanator

5 жыл бұрын

Antonio Hernandez I was just gonna say that the Sherman brothers most autobiographic song

@jalarasstudios414

5 жыл бұрын

That song is amazing!

@RyanStorey1231

5 жыл бұрын

When it cuts to that song at the end and the credits play, I always get emotional. Even growing up. I don't know why.

@marcellacassab4331

5 жыл бұрын

I have that on my phone rn. Along with You'll be in my heart from Tarzan and I'm still here from Treasure Planet.

If he finds the climax of this film a bit awkward, wonder how he'll feel about the majority of Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin.

@ToonReel001

5 жыл бұрын

The trick there is that one sneakily reset everything to be normal Pooh stuff. All the dark stuff was just their imagination. The Tigger Movie, the threat was very real. You even see an after shot of the avalanche afterwards to make clear it did happen.

@Nintendotron64

5 жыл бұрын

@@ToonReel001 Even then, i don't think it works terribly well because it's a Winnie The Pooh movie trying to be something it isn't. Winnie the Pooh isn't about grand epic adventures; it's a slice-of-life franchise about a well-knit group of friends. The conflict is never a question of defeating a villain or surviving a perilous journey; it usually just amounts to an argument or misunderstanding that spirals out of control. It's humble, and that's why I like it. It doesn't feel the need to throw its weight around or go all out with the spectacle. Winnie the Pooh just knows what it is and polishes that to perfection.

@ToonReel001

5 жыл бұрын

@@Nintendotron64 While it's maybe kinda grandiose, I think it was still in a way that focused on Pooh's primary appeal; the characterisation. Many seem to like Pooh's Grand Adventure not just because of the darker undertones but because of the character studies we got from it. Because of the cast envisioning everything as this dark and terrifying (but in reality harmless) adventure, their trademark shortcomings are set in front of them and deconstructed. They're still driving the story, not some epic villain or event.

@C4DNerd

5 жыл бұрын

+Alex Klepp: Or ANY of the Winnie the Pooh films. Or the 90's TV series. Like, as someone who grew up watching these Winnie the Pooh movies and TV shows and reading the books, it's REALLY bizarre to me that Doug Walker thinks that the climax of this film was really THAT out of place. I never once felt that and still don't. Although I think it might be a bit of an issue with more people knowing ABOUT Disney Winnie the Pooh movies rather than actually KNOWING them. Kind of like how I think there's a big disconnect between those that know ABOUT Superman stories versus actually KNOWING them.

@genericyoutubecommentchann7418

4 жыл бұрын

The characters fell off cliffs all the time in the show.

I think I can explain why there's a climax of this movie. Winnie the Pooh is a kind, soft spoken, innocent bear. so that's why the ending of the first movie is pooh and Christopher talking on a bridge. If the main character is peaceful and calm, the ending and the movie would be peaceful and calm. Now for the tigger movie, what is tigger? An energetic, bouncy, fast talking, tiger. He's a far cry from pooh bear, and when the main character is as energetic as tigger is, the movie and ending would be full of energy and action. A movie that starts off with energy and ends with a peaceful talk wouldn't work together.

@muchimuchi1500

3 жыл бұрын

YES, not to mention that Tigger tends to overinflate himself a little, so I like to imagine that the story is being told from Tigger's perspective.

@kylemorello4787

6 ай бұрын

Come to think of it, the climax of Piglet's Big Movie is a fitting size too. It's still a life or death situation, but it's only focused on one character (Pooh), and it's smaller than an avalanche while still being dire (falling into a river). The entire point of the movie is how much of a noble, courageous person Piglet is in spite of his size.

Man this was one of the first movies that I've ever saw in my life and... it is gorgeous! My mother had it on VHS (yes, I grew up with those) and my brother and I watched it with my mom and, it was just a beautiful movie to watch. The message that family is the one that will take care of you and love you unconditionally was very strong for me and my brother, specially because we grew up in a divorced family. Tigger was one of my favorite characters and, being an adult, I think that the movie holds up. I cry every time that I hear that ending song, it just brings a lot of memories to me. It's just beautiful in every way. I might check it out soon just to remember the good ol' days. Thanks Doug!

This was actually one of the first movies I ever watched as a kid. This, and "The Wizard of Oz". I would always come home after kindergarten and watch either these movies and I never got tired of them. I'm really glad The Tigger Movie was my first movie because it has so much heart and the animation is stunning. To this day, I still get teary-eyed at the end when Christopher Robin gathers them all for the family photo and when he takes the picture, it cuts to the printed photo and then the credits play that beautiful song "Your Heart Will Lead You Home". It's a really beautiful ending. I don't know why Doug had an issue with the climax. It didn't seem forced to me.

I remember LOVING this movie when I was like, seven!

This movie almost made me cry

@mrflipperinvader7922

5 жыл бұрын

Made cry fulllout

@rossdiamondthief6627

5 жыл бұрын

TheAllSeeingEye I’ll be honest, every time Rou (if I spelled that right) says “we’re always there for you” that’s when I break😥😭

@iSTEFIXi

5 жыл бұрын

almost you heartless bastard

@mrbanks456

5 жыл бұрын

ALMOST?

@dillonohlemiller9027

5 жыл бұрын

Ross DiamondThief Roo

This movie made me cry so much as a kid

this was such an important memory in my childhood cos it showed me that even the most extroverted and happy-go-lucky people can feel depressed and have negative emotions also it showed that your friends can be your family

But this is one of the best WTP movies, precisely because it goes a step further with the climax and the emotional side, and for all the cliché that is still great for a Pooh movie, I remember how epic it was for me and for practically all the children who grew up with this movie the climax cliche. Using the old dialogue in the end as the canonical films did is good, but vary from time to time when it is EVEN BETTER. And this kind of cliché may not work with other films but with Tigger, I think it has worked perfectly. My only big problem with this movie is that they forgot one of the best points of the comedy franchise. There are funny scenes and dialogues, but not as good as in other movies .... Other than that, it's great for what it is.

This movie is underrated, I prefer this movie over the recent animated Winnie the Pooh that was released in theaters.

@rproductions1865

5 жыл бұрын

That was released 7 years ago?

@alexmansfield3268

5 жыл бұрын

The most recent animated Winnie the Pooh movie was released 7 years ago. Are talking about Christopher Robin. Cause that is a big iffy

@Markimark151

5 жыл бұрын

That Winnie the Pooh movie from 7 years ago, it was okay, but I didn’t enjoy it as much because it felt they ended the movie too quickly, it felt rushed. The Tigger movie felt better.

@kylemorello4787

6 ай бұрын

As much as I love that movie, I feel as tho they were trying to overcompensate for what Doug said about how 90s/2000s Pooh works like this tend to go a little too big by having a smaller running time and having a simpler story that's more focused on scenanagans.

@Markimark151

6 ай бұрын

@@kylemorello4787 those Winnie the Pooh movies were suppose to have a short runtime because kids would understand them better! When I used to watch the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, I would easily understand the characters’ shenanigans.

This is my favorite Winnie the Pooh movie. Even though it isn’t about Winnie the Pooh.

@jamesmoyner7499

5 жыл бұрын

MegaSoulHero I saw this when it was first in theaters and I was not even 6 years old yet.

@a.r.m.ymoaengene6250

5 жыл бұрын

Sammmmee and the piglet one

@mrcritical6751

5 жыл бұрын

Piglet’s Big Movie was a massive part of my childhood

@a.r.m.ymoaengene6250

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrcritical6751 same here and it made me cry like that's hard to do but then again i was small 😅😅

@mrbanks456

5 жыл бұрын

Same. It's a master piece.

Called him being put off by the 'liar revealed' plot. :P The pop culture stuff I didn't mind too much since it was all limited to one 'acid trip' music number that just made it more zany and random, otherwise it's the series' usual humour. I also loved having a movie centered primarily around Tigger and Roo's bond, compared to Pooh and Piglet or Pooh and Christopher Robin, that chemistry is so underrated. This was really the first Pooh work to really focus on Roo heavily and emotionally and it made me love him as much as the main lot (even if the later Disneytoon works seem to become obsessed with Roo as a result, seriously by the time Lumpy came along Roo was practically the star and Pooh was a bit character).

@skylerb97

Жыл бұрын

Roo was probably my favorite of the characters as a kid so I always liked that he got a good bit of focus in this movie, and even Pooh's Heffalump movie that's primarily about him is still really good

This was my introduction to Winnie the Pooh and it has never left my memory. This was like my Mary Poppins, I would watch it whenever i travelled abroad. And that Avalanche always scared me when I was younger, especially how loud it sounded. Surprisingly, the bluesy song that Doug finds weird, I find quite sad, Tigger find himself truly alone and only has the comfort of his remaining friend to help. But even as a kid, I hated the liar revealed. Yeah, even at four years old, this was a stupid cliche!

this was my childhood movie that i learned the most from Tigger being one of my favorite characters everhelping me to appreciate my family even when i felt like the outcast. My family loved me despite how different we all were and this movie helped me realize that

The Tigger Movie and Pooh’s Heffalump Movie were my favourite Winnie the Pooh spinoff movies growing up

Growing up tigger was my favourite character and this was one of my favourite films. I remember watching it on repeat, as a kid i absolutely enjoyed this, as an adult I love this film

@brendanforester4601

5 жыл бұрын

Same here.

I remember going to the theatre to see this as a child with my older sister. She was Tigger, I was Roo. She gave me a heart locket before we went with a picture of us together inside. We both left the movie feeling kind of shaken by how dark and sad it was, though. I remember we were both kinda like

I have a confession to make. I was looking forward to this so much that I skipped out on almost every other Disneycember review to see it. Needless to say, it was pretty darn understandable to hear about the good and bad. And the jokes, both audio and visual, hit really well. Although, if you don't want to see Winnie the Pooh as an epic adventure, something tells me that you are going to dislike "Pooh's Grand Adventure" with a somewhat burning passion. Just warning you.

Ah Tigger, the character where you need to put extra emphasis on the 'T' unless you want someone to mishear you and think you're saying something else

@kaziislam2785

5 жыл бұрын

Joe Scirrotto if the hundred acre wood was a run down inner city ghetto, would he be addressed as Ti🅱️🅱️a?

@Poever

5 жыл бұрын

Imagine if it was that word and Round My Family Tree would take on a whole new meaning

I remember having the VHS of this movie and watching it from time to time as a kid. It has been so many years since I last saw it so I don’t remember it very much. I’ll definitely watch it again now as an adult.

When I worked at Disneyland This was the movie I watched to act more like tigger

@MrLag2024

5 жыл бұрын

@Chaos Hawk I worked at Disneyland Paris for 2 years and I played characters like goofy, tigger and my personal favourite a stormtrooper and I met my fiance there aswell things are good there but it's not a job that should be yano what you wanna do for the rest of your life coz from my experience it was killing my mentally like I lost my personality as it was being drained away by the Disney environment. The people are so cocky and full of themselves my God they believe so hard that the guests are there to see them and no for example Ariel. In short dude it's great just not a permanent job

@MrLag2024

5 жыл бұрын

@Chaos Hawk hey no worries man I'll tell the story spread the word the world must know hahah

The Tigger, Piglet, and Heffalump movies were my absolute favorite childhood movies. I owned them on vhs and I still have my Lumpy plushie I got for Christmas probably 12 or more years ago. I even bought a Roo plushie on my very first trip to Florida because I have never seen merchandise for characters like roo, rabbit, kanga, owl, or even gopher. The Tokyo Disney resort has plushies of every single character in the Winne the Pooh universe and if I had a million more yen, I would have bought them all 😊

I've liked all the "Winnie the Pooh" movies so far. They're not groundbreaking, but they allow us to get a deeper look at the characters in the Hundred Acre Woods. The Piglet movie, the Tigger movie, the Heffalump Movie... The TV-series never got as dramatic as the movies did and I appreciate them for that.

@ToonReel001

5 жыл бұрын

Well New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh had some more dramatic episodes like 'Find Her Keep Her'.

I remember this from when I was a kid. I'm sure I wouldn't disagree with Doug's analysis, but I do remember loving it as a child.

My favorite is Pooh’s Grand Adventure

@danielboone3770

5 жыл бұрын

My favorite too!

You can’t run away from the 3rd Cheta Girls movie for Doug

I can't believe Doug is going over my favorite childhood movie. I wonder had Doug reacted to this movie. Great animation, emotion, and storyline. I wonder how this spin-off is 64% good, I though is would be better in rating.

This was my first movie I ever saw in theaters.

It’s the fact that tigger stormed out and wasn’t willing to listen to his friends that he almost killed the people he cared about. He realizes this and regrets it instantly. I think it was a kind of powerful message. The last time I saw this movie was when I still had a whine the Pooh blanket and rented it from video to go. I still remember a good amount of it(probably cuz I rewatched it a ton at the time). I’m really glad u reviewed it and jogged some memories for me.

The Tigger Movie was part of my childhood.

I remember seeing this movie in theaters back in February 2000. Good times.

The only thing I remember about this movie is that it was emotional af

I ADORE this movie Tigger was and always shall be my favorite character from Whinee the Pooh. So many fond memories. I even still have "Your heart will lead you home" on my phone. It always gives me that warm, fuzzy rush of nostalgia whenever it plays. I personally enjoyed the climax, we do so often see these characters in low tension, everyday moments it was interesting to see them deal with something more extream. If that was the bulk of the movie like they tried to turn the Tigger movie into some weird sort of action flick than I'd have a problem with it. But it's only one little scene near the end and it helps tie the whole thing together with Tigger teaching roo the supdeeduper loopdilooper alioooper bounce, and prove to Tigger how much his friends truly care for him and how much they're willing to put on the line for him.

My most favorite Winnie The Pooh movie ever. Also best music of my childhood too :-)

Fond and sad memories with this. I was a kid and saw this with my aunt in the theaters as we were both big Tigger fans. We were both crying by the end of it. Thanks for bringing up the animation and backgrounds, major kudos to all who worked so hard on this film.

This movie is so dear to my heart. It was one of the first movies that I saw in theaters, and even as an adult it's one of my favorites.I just love the water color backgrounds and sketchy feel to the movie. I just love it so much!! Heck, I bought a DVD copy the second I found out that Jim Cummings was going to a local con a few years ago and to this it's one of greatest treasures.

I hope Christopher Robin gets a review before January. That movie’s a real gem.

Do Pooh’s Grand Adventure! It’s the darkest Pooh movie and probably not any actual good but I cry at it every time and it’s like the true finale of Pooh fiction since they come to peace with Christopher leaving!

@jalarasstudios414

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, yes, yes please YES!!!

@whatdoyousuppose

5 жыл бұрын

Oh I love that one too! Both that film and The Tigger Movie were my fave Winnie the Pooh movies growing up!

@rogers.5

5 жыл бұрын

Honestly when I first watched "search for Christopher Robin" the "schoolasaurus" scared me. Granted I was ten at the time.

@DDBurnett1

5 жыл бұрын

It's weird, but I actually remember much more about Pooh's Grand Adventure than the Tigger Movie, even though I saw the latter in a theater and I haven't seen either film in 15+ years.

@Sammyyaam

5 жыл бұрын

I still sing the songs from that one. My mom and I loved it when I was a kid

Oh good this movie makes me cry. It was so sweet and loving especially the ending

How? How could I have forgotten about this movie? It was such a huge part of my childhood! Tigger was my favorite character, and I watched this movie all of the time. How is it possible that I forgot about it until you posted this video? Just watching this video brought waves of old memories back into my mind. And by the end of the video, I was tearing up because of all of the memories from my childhood that I suddenly started to remember. Thank you so much for this video and helping me remember a very big part of my childhood.

Pooh’s Grand Adventure: the search for Christopher Robin was my jam when I was a kid

literally just this past week I revisited the soundtrack to this movie as well as the other Winner the Pooh movies.. and then you uploaded this!! what a coincidence !!

I haven't seen any in awhile, but I remember the direct to dvd Winnie the pooh movies being quite good. I couldnt help but go WOW with enthusiasm after you pointed out the linework, the backgrounds, and the expressions. something I can appreciate more now that I know a lot more about art than when I was a kid.

This movie was part of my childhood, along with other classics like A Bug's Life, Toy Story 1 & 2, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, The Cat In The Hat (that's right), Rugrats In Paris: The Movie, Monsters Inc, Shrek 1 & 2, Madagascar, Home Alone 1 & 2, Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas, and many others.

My whole childhood was this franchise i love this film Omg please do the piglet one if u haven't already

I used to love this movie as a kid! I thought everyone forgot about it!

Used to watch this one *all the time* growing up. Loved it.

I grew up with this morning and every time I watch it, it breaks my heart every time

I just love tigger's laugh. It reminds me of daffy duck from the '30s & '40s.

Piglets Big movie was my favourite movie for so much of my childhood.

I still get emotional and nostalgic when I hear the soundtrack song of this movie, "Your Heart Will Lead you home" :) ph memories

@crimsoncrusader518

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact, the guy who sang it also did Footloose and Danger Zone.

The scene where Tigger gets caught in an avalanche was really emotional when I first watched the movie.

i remember watching this VHS so many times when I was 5, good memories indeed

Thank you SO MUCH for not panning this movie.

This movie was my absolute favorite growing up, made me cry every time.

The Tigger movie was such a cute movie.

I LOOOOVE this animation!! And the backgrounds! They're GORGEOUS!!!! I want more films like this....

I remember watching this with my little sister when we were kids I remember watching it so much that I was sick of it, now I wish i could find my old DVD of it because I haven't seen it in such a long time.

I had a 3rd or 2nd grade teacher that would show this movie every holiday and i loved it so much, i forgot this movie existed cause its been like 15 or 16 years. Thanks for reminding me of it

I used to watch this on VHS this was one of my childhood movies, i loved watching it with my family

I remember this story, and I love that you empasize that you dont want to joke around when conveying the ideas of this movie.

I completely forgot that this film existed! Thank you so much for bringing my favorite film back into my memory!

Please for the love of God, review Pooh's Grand Adventure!

My grandma still has this on VHS. I used to watch it at her house all the time 😂.

Loved this movie as a kid and watched it again about a year ago. I surprised myself by knowing the story beats and the letter contents

I remember seeing this in theaters with my dad. Good times.

It's worth noting that the 1980s TV cartoon is surprisingly dark and melancholy for a Winnie The Pooh show and I felt that this movie as well as Pooh's Grand Adventure did a decent job of capturing the same tone. It doesn't work for everyone, but you can't really blame Disney for trying to continue something that had been a success and was rerun on Saturday mornings for, like, a decade.

I remember I loved that one as a kid. I still have it on VHS. I’ll have to give it another look sometime.

I cried so much on this movie. I would probably still cry. And I pesonally loved the tigger solo with the refrences.

One of my favorite movies growing up!

I watched the hell out of this on VHS when I was little. I have so many memories of it along with Pooh's Grand Adventure and Piglet's Big Movie (the latter of which I actually saw in theaters). I remember so many of the songs, especially Kenny Loggins' *beautiful* one at the end.

I grew up with the 'The Piglet Movie' and loved it! :)

Ohhh I remember getting this movie as VHS for easter when I was very young. Boy have I often watched this one, because I really loved it! I still have some images left in my head, for example when Tiggr thought he had found the family tree, because it had stripes, but no one was around. And how devestated he was when he thought that he had no family that loved him. But I loved the fact that his friends tried to cheer him up. That was so cute. Oh and I also remember that Eeh-Ahh tried to build a house for the entire movie, but Tiggr always destroyed it. And in the end he built him a new home xD That was so funny and cute.

I am not ashamed to say I still cry during the bluesy song in the beginning and at the end

This is a movie that I watched as a kid, but I have no real memory of, at least not specifically. Instead I have an emotional memory of this movie, because I was too young to really remember the story but I was old enough to really feel for Tigger, who was always my favorite Pooh character and seeing him so sad and lonely affected me so much that that emotional memory sticks with me anytime I think of this movie. I don't know if the movie is truly that great at creating these emotions or if it was just my first exposure to that kind of lonely desperate emotion but I can think of very few pieces of media that left that much of an emotional footprint on me, so I love this movie for that. I almost don't want to rewatch it because I know there's no way it can be as moving as I remember.