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Summary: Best Pooh Movie by far
Review: It was great. I loved it as much as the kids.
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Summary: Wow - what an awful movie.
Review: It's hard to say what is the worst part of this movie. Maybe it is the fact that instead of Piglet being the focus of the movie, it is actually Rabbit (the least likeable character in the Pooh series) who dominates the entire show. We are treated (or should I say mistreated) to Rabbit's perpetual complaints and negative attitude, and to a offensive skit involving Rabbit's scheme to rid the forest of Kanga & Roo. Perhaps it is the terrible soundtrack. Don't get me wrong - I like Carly Simon, but these songs are so mindless and chirpy, it is just painful to listen to. Either way, this movie a bust from start to finish.
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Summary: Piglet's Big Movie
Review: My 23 month old loves to watch this movie and will sit still through most of the story. We enjoy the songs and she will ask to see this many times. We also love to sit and color pages for our own "scrappity book". My husband and I both love to watch this movie so this is definitely a great family movie.
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Summary: Piglet's Big Movie
Review: My 23 month old loves to watch this movie and will sit still through most of the story. We enjoy the songs and she will ask to see this many times. We also love to sit and color pages for our own "scrappity book". My husband and I both love to watch this movie so this is definitely a great family movie.
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Summary: Excellent!
Review: My daughter loves this movie! We bought it when she was four months old. It was one of the few things that would soothe her when she was upset. She's 12 months old now and still loves to watch it and has even found her sense of humor. She laughs in the right places and she loves to bop up and down to the music. Great story and the Carly Simon music is very nice. One of the rare kids movies I don't mind watching over, and over, and over, and over...
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Summary: GREAT MUSIC
Review: My granddaughters were captivated by the music!! So was I!! Carly Simon has certainly gotten better with age!
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Summary: Sweet and fun
Review: My nephew is a dinosaur loving, full-tilt running, racecar smashing dynamo. Yet he sat transfixed through this entire movie. That was quite a feat even for such beloved characters as Pooh and his whimsical friends.
The story is standard Disney underdog-makes-good fodder. The kind that children love. They can sympathize with Piglet's plight because they know how it is to be small and sometimes overlooked or underestimated.
Add to that Disney's beautiful animation and Carly Simon's wonderful score... and you have a family favorite in the making. (Beware: Simon's song "House on Pooh Corner" will be playing in your head for days)
This is a great non-violent, gentle movie that will still keep your child's attention. It's a great way to spend "movie night". The DVD has fun interactive features for the kids , as well.
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Summary: Timeless Disney animation & delightful music soundtracks
Review: My pre-school children laughed throughout the 75 minutes show, thanks again to Piglet, that silly old bear-Pooh, Tigger, Rabbit, Eyore and the rest of the gang from the hundred acre woods. This is a must-see update of Disney's timeless animation accompanied with wonderful music soundtrack, a showcase of Carly's music. Features a classic friendship theme,timeless Disney animation and delightfully refreshing music soundtracks from Carly which makes this another BIG Disney movie overall. The good people at Disney are so good with their job that it's getting harder to distinguish which one of their work is better. Highly recommended for grown-ups too, who would be pleased to re-discover a new meaning to the finding the "North Pole" expedition and the importance of a Pooh and Piglet's Corner.
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Summary: Warning to Non-Baby Boomers
Review: My two-year old son loves this movie! Unfortunately for me, the horrifically shrill sounds of Carly Simon warbling away on the soundtrack are enough to make me want to slit my wrists. Warning to any parent who is not an aging baby-boomer, who put off having kids until you were "ready". DO NOT BUY this movie. Your young children will love it, however, unless you have a cache of earplugs or a vault you can lock yourself in while your child watches it, you will develop irritable bowel syndrome, an aneurysm or possibly lapse into a coma. Do yourself a favor and just take Junior to the park instead.
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Summary: Cute to be pink
Review: One of my favorite Winnie the Pooh films ever. You will love it. Piglet's Big Movie has a lot of adventures. It even gives you a message on how little ones can do big things. You see how all of Piglet's friends never gave up on finding Piglet. My favorite scene is when Piglet helped Winnie the Pooh from getting stuck on a log.
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