“Winnie The Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation” was almost more adorable than you’d expect and I left pleasantly surprised! A three-foot-tall Pooh and his very talented puppeteer pal were joined by Christopher Robin (played by a rotation of three young actors, one per night)… Read More »New Winnie the Pooh musical stage adaption now open in New York City
Take a nostalgic trip to the 100 Acre Wood with this new fan created official Disney LEGO set of Winnie the Pooh’s house and his friends. Build the iconic Pooh House in a large oak tree, complete with beehives and bees. The house can be opened… Read More »Build your own Winnie the Pooh house with official LEGO Ideas Set
Update 03/05/2021 – This kit is now shipping to stores. Video and photos here. Remember last spring when we asked you to support the fan made LEGO Winnie The Pooh house model so it could be sold in stores as an official LEGO kit? Well… Read More »Fan created LEGO Winnie The Pooh house model to be sold in stores
A little animation for a little prince. Disney bestowed what might be the sweetest gift upon Archie Harrison, the newborn son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex: a 25-second Winnie-the-Pooh animation. The animation follows Pooh, carrying a blue book featuring a crown on its… Read More »Disney Gifts Hand-Drawn Animation to Prince Archie
Ben Adler considers himself both a massive Disney fan and a LEGO fan. His two worlds collided when he decided to create something a bit different a set featuring Winnie the Pooh’s house and his friends made completely from LEGO bricks. Check out those mini-figures.… Read More »Your help needed to make this Winnie The Pooh LEGO set a reality
Welcome to the next installment of our Animated Anniversary series! Before embarking on our second trip down memory lane, you can read Part 1 here. Here we review a handful of animated features that celebrate their birthdays (i.e. their United States release date) in March,… Read More »Animated Anniversary: Memory Lane Magic (Part 2)
In Disney’s “Christopher Robin,” the young boy of the stories has grown up and ends up overcoming some very adult problems with the help of his childhood playtime friends – including the stuffed with fluff one – Winnie The Pooh Bear. Director Marc Forester (Finding… Read More »Review: Disney’s “Christopher Robin” bogs down in drudgery of being an adult, finds itself in creativity of youth
Disney’s “Christopher Robin” is a live-action take on the famous A.A. Milne characters popularized by Disney’s animated films. This movie jumps forward in time to when Christopher Robin is grown up and Winnie The Pooh is left in the Hundred Acre Wood. Then when Christopher… Read More »Why the end credits for Disney’s Christopher Robin are extra special