When Robin left, Pooh didn't lose his mind and start killing. He remained loving and friendly. Always there for his best friend. Their best friend. Geez I'm crying.
There's a lot of symbolism in this film. It just shows that sometimes you just need to take a deep breath and enjoy life. I feel like that this is a lesson we need as we get older.
That's how my life was before i tried out all the productive exercise in the name of chasing success. It only made over stressed and become bedridden now.
Same! I couldn’t explain it but I found myself tearing up. I think you’re right it’s his innocence and his melancholy optimism. When he asks Christopher Robin if he’ll forget about him. I started to tear up. Pooh also reminds me of my little pug that passed away last year. I always thought, if he could talk he would sound just like little Pooh bear 💔😔
Avrillove11 Not in movies. But in real life. Winnie the Pooh and his friends are based on plushies owned by Christopher Robin Milne. He was the son of A.A. Milne (author of the books) August 21 1920 was Christopher Robin's birth. He recived a teddy bear on his 1st birthday. (That's the reason why they say the qoute) He named it Edward at first, but when he befriended a bear called Winnie, his father wrote the book, and the child renamed his teddy bear.
I think most of us who care to admit that we all hold a special little place in our hearts for Winnie The Pooh. One of my favorite quotes over the many years of watching him has always been " The Things That Make Me Different Are The Things That Make Me" 🐶
I sobbed for the entire duration of the film. Left the theatre with swollen eyes. Had to wait an hour with a coffee afterwards. My eyes were sore but my heart was warm.
We can agree that when Christopher Robin yelled at Pooh in the woods whilst getting lost broke our hearts. He had no right to yell at such an innocent precious baby. I have all the plushies from the movie too and they are so cute!
My family (we watched it in theaters) was looking over at me as I had glassy eyes and squeezing my Winnie the Pooh (I have had him since I was year old) a little tighter when Christopher Robin was yelling at him.
"May I have a travel balloon?" "You don't need a balloon." "I know I don't need one, but I would like one very very much. Please? Pleeeeeease?" *Christopher goes and buys the balloon* Gets me everytime. This is literally my internal dialouge about debating to buy something I want.
In this movie it seemed to me that pooh was actually super self aware and actually knew what he was doing the whole time just to help Christopher live a better life. His innocents was just an act.
I remember seeing this movie when it came out. I was a literal child, but I got the message of it. When life is getting tough, and you feel like giving up, it might help to go back and visit places in your mind that made you happy. That it’s ok to feel lost in the world, and that it’s ok because everyone goes through this.
I’m a 92 baby. I was 26 years old when this movie came out and it stilll made my heart feel and made me cry like a baby! Pooh brought me back to my childhood and all the memories came back. The next day I went to the nearest mall and straight to the Disney store and re bought a Winnie the Pooh to never forget him ever again.
Blood and Honey is just a generic slasher that happens to have Winnie the Pooh in it. Nothing in that movie respects or even cares about the source material, even for a horror "spoof" it does a terrible job.
@@Chris-qo4rt Exactly. Therapy was not because of how "scary" it was, I was "traumatized" for many other reasons but mostly for how cringe it was to the original series's integrity.
@@Surajkumarsinghji Oh, my goodness.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 You're right. It does have certain philosophical meanings behind it... 🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Something about this film touched something in me. It has sparked something I've never felt before. Through this film, you relive as an adult what you felt as a child. Beautiful❤️
Unfortunately Lumpy was a product from the Heffalump moive in 2005. This telling is resides closer to the original books with mix with scenes in in the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) and maybe here and there from New Adventure of Winnie the Pooh (1988-1992) (?)
i've never seen this movie yet i sobbed throughout the whole thing. i cant explain it but i love winnie the pooh so much i just cry every single time i watch it. i dont know if its nostalgia or just the amount of love i have for him, but every winnie the pooh thing i see i cry my heart out
I feel like it reflects Christopher Milne's life somewhat, as a child he enjoyed playing with Pooh, but as he got older and had to deal with being Christopher Robin he hated it and tried to forget Pooh, but later on in life he came to stand on his own and once again with Pooh.
This film taught me many things. I cannot thank enough. I didnt know why I cried maybe because the film was over or maybe because I saw myself in Christopher robin but he never returned to the past he taught he will never forget and maybe never will
What I took away from this was: Childhood is always with you, sometimes it's a good thing to re-discover your childhood and keep things that brought you happiness as a child, like toys or even friends.
I had a teddy bear that was very close to me as a baby and it was pooh. I went to sleep with him every night. This movie just makes me tear up for some reason
I saw this in theatres and it brought back a lot of fond memories of my childhood. I inherited a Pooh Bear plushie from my mother and it went to my little sister and it will likely go to her children.
I never saw the movie 2018 was…not a good year for me so many bittersweet and psychological trauma was taking so when it came out I couldn’t find the time to watch this, the lessons and symbolism in here had me teary-eyed somebody else said it plainly “Being an adult sucks.” And once your older you forget how to live and have fun The movie is so touchingly heartwarming in this aspect of that lesson we may Get older but that shouldn’t stop “the Child” that’s still within us we just often forget that it’s there…🖤
I don't know. Disney is basically built by stories that were already in the public domain. Other companies too, so the public domain is a great idea. Just be careful with what you're doing.
Gosh I CRIED when I first saw this movie... It's so beautiful and deep even though it's supposed to be a children's movie...will remain one of my favorite movies of all time❤
Can I just say, that moment when Eeyore realizes it's him... he's the second character to recognize him. Goes to show how close he is to Christopher, and how much he likes watching him play. Likes it so much that it brought a genuine smile to his little face. Which in turn brought a smile to mine!
I can say as someone who's seen most of the Winnie the pooh movies and went to the Winnie the pooh world in Kingdom hearts, this movie felt right at home, the only thing missing was how incredibly depressing most of the movies could be XD like the Tigger movie...man all the scenes just let me know I couldn't keep it together if I watched it again, but not all of them are depressing, just gotta remember which XD
Growing up I saw some winny the pooh but was never big on it but my first girlfriend loved it, I watched this film with her and it was the most adorable film I'd seen in ages. Seen my then girlfriends face watching this made me happier than I'd ever been and have been ever since and I guess that's kinda the point of winny the pooh. I really miss her but life goes on
When Robin left, Pooh didn't lose his mind and start killing. He remained loving and friendly. Always there for his best friend. Their best friend.
Geez I'm crying.
Thank you those jerks making a horror movie of sweet old Winnie the pooh what if Mickey is next
@@arielruh7773 😰 they might actually do that..
@@arielruh7773 bambi is next…
@@BaulFoodmaneditsand peter pan, that actually might make me laugh
Yup they have plenty of food!!! We’re the others in the other movie just food picky?
There's a lot of symbolism in this film. It just shows that sometimes you just need to take a deep breath and enjoy life. I feel like that this is a lesson we need as we get older.
That's how my life was before i tried out all the productive exercise in the name of chasing success. It only made over stressed and become bedridden now.
So right ….. we need always remember our inner child ❤️
This movie made me cry.
Makes it All Worth the While
The word is "subtext"
Whoever designed the mannerisms, voice and script for Pooh in this movie needs a Nobel Peace Prize. It brought me so much joy.
Voiced by legendary Jim Cummings
@@kaungpyae6554 Then there's the original Sterling Halloway that Jim Cummings based the voice off of
he should have gotten an oscar this was so great! @@kaungpyae6554
Nobel is for science and knowledge idiot
@@kaungpyae6554I know. For sure (March 5th,2024 and March 7th,2024/🙂).
He is such an innocent bear and he is so adorable and polite I literally teared up......
Yeah... it is all blood and honey for him. I havent seen either of the films. But thisone seem more enjoyeble then the 13 in a dozen horrormovie.
Same! I couldn’t explain it but I found myself tearing up. I think you’re right it’s his innocence and his melancholy optimism.
When he asks Christopher Robin if he’ll forget about him. I started to tear up. Pooh also reminds me of my little pug that passed away last year. I always thought, if he could talk he would sound just like little Pooh bear 💔😔
I’m 27 and I cried like a baby at certain spots in this film. My sister did too.
This was one of the big things in my childhood.
It's ironic that this exactly has 27 likes.
I watched a ton of "sad" movies, but none have made me cry like Christopher Robin.
Not ashamed that this also made me cry.
500th Like Nice.
that big things will turn to dust when you see the new sequel for this film
Pooh's voice always get me. There's some sense of fragility and kindness in his voice thats touch you straight to the heart
true its because hes so gentle and caring even when christopher flat calls him a dope hes still tehre for his friend and leaves him alone🥲
"This is very confusing, it must be the hunger."
"You just eaten!"
"Oh that's right." I lost it right there😂😂😂
This year, Christopher and Pooh will be 100 and 99
aw....well times have gone
WAIT....WHAT ?!
Faith Diaz As you read. It'll be on Agust 21th 2020
Tamara Castellano WAIT REALLY?! IS THAT WHEN WINNIE THE POOH CAME OUT?!? ON AUG 21st?!?
Avrillove11 Not in movies. But in real life. Winnie the Pooh and his friends are based on plushies owned by Christopher Robin Milne. He was the son of A.A. Milne (author of the books)
August 21 1920 was Christopher Robin's birth. He recived a teddy bear on his 1st birthday. (That's the reason why they say the qoute) He named it Edward at first, but when he befriended a bear called Winnie, his father wrote the book, and the child renamed his teddy bear.
In my opinion, Christopher Robin isn’t a live action remake, it’s a live action adaptation, I think they’re a difference
It's WAY better than all of the recent Disney films.
Facts that what makes it so tastefull
More like a live action sequel
@@CaptainCretaceous91 yes like Alice
"Today was too much day for me." Mood.
The full quote is even better: "Yesterday, when it was tomorrow, it was too much day for me."
This movie is a lot sadder when you realize that the real Christopher Robin spent the rest of his life resenting Pooh and his dad’s stories.
Wait what?
@@flan8627 ua-cam.com/video/KRDqLi1KNag/v-deo.html
@@flan8627 hope this helps explain it
Yeah it’s real sad. All cuz that he was bullied cuz of Winnie the pooh.
It wasn’t just Christopher Robin either; Alice, Peter, Harry, all have suffered in some way because of the popularity of their fictional counterparts.
This movie was so innocent, magical, and wholesome, I love it.
Yeah, the new upcoming movie won't be so innocent ahah!!
@@erosgarcia6284and the reason why pooh become evil is soo stupid..
Hello there
@@jonasgreslund7541 General Kenobi!
I think most of us who care to admit that we all hold a special little place in our hearts for Winnie The Pooh. One of my favorite quotes over the many years of watching him has always been " The Things That Make Me Different Are The Things That Make Me" 🐶
😢
The only movie that's make me cry three time's.
Me too ...
Jk Roblox , Gacha , Simulators,Reacting and more! He sounds like a grandpa
Meow: 4 for my Human
Obiwan Kenobi is still alive!
desta ananda, I cried on & off throughout the entire movie when I saw it in theaters.
Of course, everyone's favorite bear, "Pool"😂
Xi Jin Ping
@@francisruizyamba6149 well it's actually "Xi Jinping" and also, with all due respect, I don't get it...but ok then😶
Mando Calrissian its a joke aimed at the president of China. It’s actually caused Pooh to be censored there.
@@fantamoon847 hm that's actually pretty interesting, thanks for letting me know 👍
@@mandocalrissian6454 its censored because pooh doesnt wear pants
How is Christopher not constantly hugging him? Pooh’s freaking adorable🥺
I sobbed for the entire duration of the film. Left the theatre with swollen eyes. Had to wait an hour with a coffee afterwards. My eyes were sore but my heart was warm.
omg
My favorite part:
Christopher:No, no no! It’s just stress...
Pooh:It’s not stress. It’s Pooh.
Lol
This was such a cute movie
it sure was, I grew up watching Winnie the Pooh
I love how all the characters from Winnie the Pooh were introduced. They were so cute that I could barely even watch the movie
Possibly the best of all the Disney “live actions”
We can agree that when Christopher Robin yelled at Pooh in the woods whilst getting lost broke our hearts. He had no right to yell at such an innocent precious baby. I have all the plushies from the movie too and they are so cute!
My family (we watched it in theaters) was looking over at me as I had glassy eyes and squeezing my Winnie the Pooh (I have had him since I was year old) a little tighter when Christopher Robin was yelling at him.
"May I have a travel balloon?"
"You don't need a balloon."
"I know I don't need one, but I would like one very very much. Please? Pleeeeeease?"
*Christopher goes and buys the balloon*
Gets me everytime. This is literally my internal dialouge about debating to buy something I want.
May I have death sticks?
In this movie it seemed to me that pooh was actually super self aware and actually knew what he was doing the whole time just to help Christopher live a better life. His innocents was just an act.
Forget Blood and Honey! THIS is the definitive live-action Winnie the Pooh film!
3:27 Why is he in a cage! That got me :D:D
I didn’t even hear that during e movie LOL
My whole theatre auditorium lost it 🤣
This movie is honestly the purest thing 😂❤️
I agree, I grew up watching Winnie the Pooh
1:58 gets me in the heart everytime
Yes it’s easily the best scene in the movie
I cried the minute Pooh was introduced and was an emotional wreck when Pooh was treated badly . The animation in this film was Amazing
6:12
Christopher Robin shows off his Lightsaber skills
You mean Obi wan?
LOL
Obi Wan fighting Grievous - 19 bby
Robin-wan Kenobi
Loll
I remember seeing this movie when it came out.
I was a literal child, but I got the message of it.
When life is getting tough, and you feel like giving up, it might help to go back and visit places in your mind that made you happy. That it’s ok to feel lost in the world, and that it’s ok because everyone goes through this.
I cried the entire time I watched this movie.. It remains to be my saddest movie to date.
Agreed I watched the movie yesterday and it's wonderful 😭
I cry mostly because pooh was holding on to Christopher Robin. Something about Pooh's character makes it just sad.
Yea and the part where he says "It's always sunny day when Christopher Robin comes to play", got me in tears 😢
@@NickAG53 ever checked out the true story about Christopher Robin? If you haven't, look it up
I was I tears hearing Jim Cumming’s voice again 😊
I think that Jim Cummings only does voice acting and never appeared on screen as an actor. Is this true?
JaDangerz he sounds like a old man
@@treystewart544 Is this true that Jim Cummings never appeared on screen as an actor?
One of the last genuine and innocent pieces of art to come out of Hollywood, let alone this awful world we live in
I can’t get through the first ten minutes without balling my eyes out. Still haven’t seen the whole thing
Jacob Dean you don’t need to tbh
The movie was great tbh
Bawlling*
I’m a 92 baby. I was 26 years old when this movie came out and it stilll made my heart feel and made me cry like a baby! Pooh brought me back to my childhood and all the memories came back. The next day I went to the nearest mall and straight to the Disney store and re bought a Winnie the Pooh to never forget him ever again.
Christopher Robin is and always will be, my favorite live action Disney movie.
Disney made Pooh so adorable in CGI it really makes me want to cry.
What a bunch of wholesome characters, I hope the main one doesn’t turn into a blood and honey thirst killer.
i hope two crackheads dont turn him into a torture porn
Bad movie, bad writting, worse effects
And it’s getting a sequel yay
I'm 53 and I'm not ashamed to say that this movie made me cry
I like to think of this as Obiwan coming back from a “diplomatic mission” and he ran into his childhood friends 😢
Brad Mason The negotiations were short.
"I think of you everyday." 🥺
After watching that Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey, I've came back to this for therapy
Ong lmao
Blood and Honey is just a generic slasher that happens to have Winnie the Pooh in it. Nothing in that movie respects or even cares about the source material, even for a horror "spoof" it does a terrible job.
@@Chris-qo4rt Exactly. Therapy was not because of how "scary" it was, I was "traumatized" for many other reasons but mostly for how cringe it was to the original series's integrity.
Me too. This is my brain bleach. Pooh actually DOESN'T get angry at CR for not keeping a promise he made when he was like 6 here.
@@parycartoons6840 I mean it’s a little different in B&H. In that film they’re actual animals instead of stuffed animals
this! this is how you make a modern Disney film!
3:28 - 3:29 "Why is he in a cage?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
It was not funny. It was painful. sʏᴍʙᴏʟɪᴄ ᴍᴇᴀɴɪɴɢ ʜɪᴅᴅᴇɴ
@@Surajkumarsinghji Oh, my goodness.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're right. It does have certain philosophical meanings behind it... 🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@noorykorky5056 correct
@@noorykorky5056 Imagine disrespecting the movie
why is he in a cage 😭
I can't even call this a live action remake.
It's more of a live action adaptation because of the ammount of love put into this film.
You forgot “They say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing all the time”
Oh Christopher Robin..... *I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND!!!*
Shanti Genotiva There’s a hilarious bit of irony. Because Pooh is played by Jim Cummings, who also voices Hondo Ohnaka from the Clone Wars.
3:05 Obi Wan: you can't just keep saying hello to people!
Owen: Like you didn't keep saying "hello there" in a galaxy far far away?
Watching this after much therapy needed due to Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.
how was it ?.. i personally haven't watched it or can i handle any kind of horror .. @_@ & m afraid it 'd ruin winnie the pooh for me :-(
@@lwlaby avoid at all costs. Terrible film all around tbh.
Speaking of which, aren’t Pooh and Piglet supposed to be stuffed animals?
Hello there
Pooh :Christopher Robin
@@chrisanguloaguirre1050 Back away! I will deal with this Jedi slime, myself.
I've got a lot of tears...😭 so emotional !! And I'm grown up !
"in the mood for food" *yes pooh that is the mood*
Something about this film touched something in me. It has sparked something I've never felt before. Through this film, you relive as an adult what you felt as a child. Beautiful❤️
Symbolism: When life gets you upside down you somehow need to get right side up.
This is what Pooh would be like if Christopher Robin left. The same silly old bear! Not a murderous monster like the abomination in 'Blood and Honey'.
This was a better movie than I was expecting. I really enjoyed it. I kind of wish that Lumpy had been in it, though.
Unfortunately Lumpy was a product from the Heffalump moive in 2005. This telling is resides closer to the original books with mix with scenes in in the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) and maybe here and there from New Adventure of Winnie the Pooh (1988-1992) (?)
That would have been very ironic, the whole plot is supposed to focus on running away or facing the heffalumps.....
Winnie the pooh was was my childhood sweet heart,
agreed xd
@@littlekaro2005 What is Obiwan Kenobi doing in this movie?
@@tavellclinton9256 ....i would like to make a joke related to Star Wars but I haven't seen the movie xD
Dude it’s pool get it right!
The Brick man r/wooosh
i've never seen this movie yet i sobbed throughout the whole thing. i cant explain it but i love winnie the pooh so much i just cry every single time i watch it. i dont know if its nostalgia or just the amount of love i have for him, but every winnie the pooh thing i see i cry my heart out
I feel like it reflects Christopher Milne's life somewhat, as a child he enjoyed playing with Pooh, but as he got older and had to deal with being Christopher Robin he hated it and tried to forget Pooh, but later on in life he came to stand on his own and once again with Pooh.
This makes me forget blood and honey
Honestly forget Blood and Honey ever happened. This is better.
Growing up sucks...i miss my mom😭
We figure that out too late. It's been nearly twelve years for me.
Me too.
When he yelled at pooh my heart broke seriously
one of the most beautiful movies ever made.
Christopher: Hello There?
Pooh: GENERAL ROBIN!
3:27 I don't know why this is funny, but it is. 😂
Yeah, that was pretty good
Oh yes, I burst out laughing so hard in the theater at the line, "Why is he in a cage?" His voice and delivery make it even funnier.
Pooh is adorable ❤❤😢
This film taught me many things. I cannot thank enough. I didnt know why I cried maybe because the film was over or maybe because I saw myself in Christopher robin but he never returned to the past he taught he will never forget and maybe never will
Better then blood and honey.
This made me cry. We all need some types of friends.
Who's here after seeing that... Blood and Honey trailer lnao?
lmao me!
me
What I took away from this was:
Childhood is always with you, sometimes it's a good thing to re-discover your childhood and keep things that brought you happiness as a child, like toys or even friends.
I had a teddy bear that was very close to me as a baby and it was pooh. I went to sleep with him every night. This movie just makes me tear up for some reason
Jim Cummings is a national treasure.
I’m so glad he got to play Pooh and Tigger in this film!
Can Winnie the Pooh get any more adorable
This movie ruined me but in the best way. I cried so many damn times. It’s so so important to never lose yourself to the woozles.
Christopher Robin is one of my favorite Jojo stand users.
Such an underrated film!
I hope they do a live action series, with the same cast, AND someone singing the theme song from the 80's series.
It would be nice to see a new winnie-the-pooh series. He's such a beloved character.
They should HAVE Jim.Cummings. singing IT, or ewan singing it..,OR even both of them.!!.
That'd be nice.
It would be awesome but way too expensive :(
How about have a mayor competition between Tigger and rabbit?
I saw this in theatres and it brought back a lot of fond memories of my childhood. I inherited a Pooh Bear plushie from my mother and it went to my little sister and it will likely go to her children.
I never saw the movie 2018 was…not a good year for me so many bittersweet and psychological trauma was taking so when it came out I couldn’t find the time to watch this, the lessons and symbolism in here had me teary-eyed somebody else said it plainly
“Being an adult sucks.” And once your older you forget how to live and have fun
The movie is so touchingly heartwarming in this aspect of that lesson we may
Get older but that shouldn’t stop “the Child” that’s still within us we just often forget that it’s there…🖤
I like the way pooh sounds so depressed and tigger is so happy
Christopher talks to pooh
Other people:
So uncivilised
they look so ADORABLE!
This is the Winnie The Pooh live action that I accept, not that Blood and Honey BS
it's a disgraceful fan fiction that insults the original work and its author
@@Chris-qo4rt Exactly, Public Domain is the worst thing that happened to this franchise.
I don't know. Disney is basically built by stories that were already in the public domain. Other companies too, so the public domain is a great idea. Just be careful with what you're doing.
@@Trainboy452 Hey, maybe there will be other companies that will be faithful to the source material
Trust me, I LOVE my horror and slasher films but Blood and Honey is such a blatant travesty to Winnie the Pooh.
I watched this for the first time the other day and I cried so much for many reasons, it saved me this week, I loved it so much 😢❤
Gosh I CRIED when I first saw this movie... It's so beautiful and deep even though it's supposed to be a children's movie...will remain one of my favorite movies of all time❤
He’s so cute! Silly old bear ❤
Thank you for the ride is the funniest line in the movie
This brings joy to my soul that i never knew i needed
can’t stop crying.
Can I just say, that moment when Eeyore realizes it's him... he's the second character to recognize him. Goes to show how close he is to Christopher, and how much he likes watching him play. Likes it so much that it brought a genuine smile to his little face. Which in turn brought a smile to mine!
4:04
Pooh: Look. My balloon.🎈
Not many movies make me cry but I always do when I watch this one
I can say as someone who's seen most of the Winnie the pooh movies and went to the Winnie the pooh world in Kingdom hearts, this movie felt right at home, the only thing missing was how incredibly depressing most of the movies could be XD like the Tigger movie...man all the scenes just let me know I couldn't keep it together if I watched it again, but not all of them are depressing, just gotta remember which XD
Growing up I saw some winny the pooh but was never big on it but my first girlfriend loved it, I watched this film with her and it was the most adorable film I'd seen in ages. Seen my then girlfriends face watching this made me happier than I'd ever been and have been ever since and I guess that's kinda the point of winny the pooh. I really miss her but life goes on
The only Winnie the Pooh movie I accept is this one. Blood and honey is bullshit.
Agreed
It's an insult to A.A Milnes memory. Fuck that movie!
@@Chris-qo4rt and the director
@@Chris-qo4rt Bro, I said MOVIE, not CARTOON. The only Winnie the Pooh movies that exist are this one and Blood and Honey. The rest are all cartoons!
@@SuperbitGamer-db6iw diffrence is this is a good movie blood and honey is bullshit
Winnie the Pooh
My favorite Childhood memory...The first time I watch was when I was 2 or 3 years old. I really was nostalgic while watching this!
Anyone here after the
"Winnie the Pooh is a psychopath" video?
Yes
Yup
Ye
Yeet!
Yep
and just to say that 90’ babys that remember old winnie the pooh’s cartoons aren’t babys no more 😔
I love this ♡