Disney did a fine job in bringing the iconic Pooh back in a style that is both charming and funny, perfectly lightweight yet fully engaging. It was also refreshing to see a children's film that got jokes for an older audience not by making sly euphemism's but by making clever breakings of the fourth wall. Possibly my favourite Disney film of the 2000's, absolutely essential viewing for a younger audience!

This had much less baseball and apocalypse than I was led to believe.

(Absolutely gorgeous animation though)

This film is adorable. There were a few places where I felt the animation and/or writing was too modern, which disrupted the feel, but for the most part, it was delightfully reminiscent of the older movies. It's almost like a big collage - lots of quotes and themes that I remember from the various older movies. The story doesn't really have a lot of weight on its own, but as a throwback to the originals, it's a treat. Content wise it's practically spotless.

With all the reboots, remakes, adaptations, etc, that try to modernize our beloved childhood icons but instead rape them, it's refreshing to see a movie not do that in the slightest. Were it not for a higher film/animation quality, this easily could've been made back when Winnie The Pooh first started out. It keeps the same warmth, humor, and magic that made Winnie the Pooh the beloved property it is. I wish it was a bit longer, but this is still a wonderful return to the Hundred Acre Wood. If only Disney wasn't so stupid to release it against Harry Potter, we could've gotten some sequels. Hopefully we do someday......

Poor Pooh never gets his honey..

While I'm not quite as enamored with it now as I was my last viewing on this list, but it's still beautifully-animated, charming, and sweet. I enjoyed myself a lot.

Too short, but this is one of Disney's best animated features in years.

It's surprisingly good for what you might expect. I think adults could definitely enjoy it - there are some great wordplay jokes and other things that children won't catch. Combined with the wonderful animation style and soundtrack (with the lovely Zooey Deschanel) and it's a fantastic, brief, film for all ages.

simply genius....=) =)

Daughter's 50th or so rewatch.

Still entertaining, amazingly.

Beautiful, clever, and genuinely funny: Disney's overlooked late-period masterpiece.

A lot of fun, but why so short?

Beautifully animated, deeply sincere, and alarmingly funny, Winnie the Pooh is one of the most enjoyable animated films of 2011.

"Perhaps I could borrow some honey."