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(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 Piglet, and while he flies up in the air, Pooh holds on, like a kite. Since Piglet is in this one a lot, and I like Piglet, I particularly liked this one. The wind blows them through Rabbit's garden, pulling the carrots out of the ground, until they get to Rabbit's house. Owl's house blows down, and Eeyore helps to find a new one.

Next, Pooh meets Tigger, who tells him about threats of thieves who steal honey. Pooh has a dream about Heffalumps and Woozles. When he wakes up, his house is flooded. Piglet's house is flooded, and he writes a message in a bottle. Next, Pooh rescues him accidentally, and has a hero party. Piglet gives up his house for Owl, and Piglet lives with Pooh. They were both heroes.

I especially was happy with certain cast members. In this one, Sterling Holloway is perfect as Pooh, John Fiedler is fabulous as Piglet, and all the other voices are great. Junius Matthews adds a nice touch as Rabbit, and Sebastian Cabot is a good narrator. This movie is highly recommended.

This video could not be better. It is great family entertainment. It

is made of four short stories, the new edition, so this is what

happens.

The first story is my favorite. The first, and best, is Winnie the

Pooh and the Honey Tree. Here, Pooh tries to climb the Honey

Tree, and then, he rolls in the mud, with a balloon. My favorite song

is the Little black Rain Cloud song that Pooh sings. In the second

part, he eats so much honey that he can't fit out Rabbit's hole. At

the end, they push so hard to ger him out, he flies right into the

honey tree.

The next one is about a massive flood that floods the Hundred

Acre wood, that all the houses are flooded, and at the end, Pooh

saves Piglet from a Waterfall.

The third one is the one that starts to fall apart and get sloppy.

Here, they try to lose Tigger in the woods, and Rabbit gets lost,

and Tigger gets stuck in a tree.

There are a few things that bother me. For one, Sterling

Holloway's Pooh sounds too old, and in some places, his accent

and voice sounds like a cowboy. Maybe his working with Gene

Autry for so many years changed his good Pooh voice. In Tigger

too, they should have fired him, and hired Hal Smith.

The late (dead) Junius Matthews performs a wonderful

Rabbit, but Sebastian Cabot's narrator in some places, he

whispers too quietly, instead of using a loud enough voice.

If you buy the 20th Anniversary edition, there is another story.

Here, Pooh drops pine cones into the water, to invent a charming

game, Poohsticks. When they find out that it is Eeyore's birthday,

they try their best to make it a special day. They throw him a party

with cake, and they play Poohsticks together.

I hope you enjoy this wonderful collection of Pooh's best

adventures.

This video is hard to find, and I have been looking to find it for a long time, so I could add it to my Pooh collection. This is a great Pooh story, and the story is so much fun. The Honey Tree, the Blustery Day, and the Day for Eeyore,( even though Day for Eeyore was released later), are better than this. Even though Day for Eeyore was released later and this is older, it is better , because the fist two and the last one are better than this, because two of the best characters are missing. Eeyore did not appear, and Owl did not either. I think that the ones that are missing some of the characters are not as good. In this story, they take Tigger on a long explore to lose him, and Rabbit gets lost, and is scared, and the rest make it back. In the next part, Roo and Tigger get stuck in a tree, and if they help Tigger down, he can not ever bounce again. The story is a little dark and mean.

Despite the characters are absent, this story is still good, and your kids will love it so much. It is great.