Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year [Includes Digital Copy]

Director: Jonathan Reed Wexler

Overview

This family-friendly cartoon is about what happens when a new year comes to the Hundred Acre Wood. Rabbit becomes annoyed with his friends while he prepares a party to commemorate the new year. In order to make him feel better, each of the citizens of the Wood make resolutions to change, but end up becoming like one of the others. Pooh becomes downbeat when he forgoes honey and Piglet begins bouncing. The DVD release of the film offers a karaoke function allowing people to sing along during the film.

Product Details

Release Date:	11/05/2013
UPC:	0786936837056
Original Release:	2002
Rating:	G
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo]
Language:	English
Time:	1:04:00
Sales rank:	27,447

Special Features

Pooh-rific bonus goodies!; Sing along with the movie; Disney's song selection; Enchanted environment

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Jim Cummings	Winnie the Pooh/Tigger
Bob Joles	Narrator
Ken Sansom	Rabbit
Winnie The Pooh	Actor
Steve Nelson	Composer

Technical Credits

Brian Hohlfeld

Jonathan Reed Wexler	Director
Brian Hohlfeld	Screenwriter
Gaëtan Brizzi	Producer

Editorial Reviews

Short, sweet, and sunny, this 65-minute produced-for-video animated feature is a 2002 production that rings in the "Pooh year" with two heartwarming holiday stories. In the first, a wayward letter to Santa sends Pooh to the North Pole to bring Christmas to his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. "Everything turns out wonderfully," of course, as Pooh and company learn that friendship and memories are the real gifts of Christmas. In the second story, a fed-up Rabbit is losing his holiday spirit, so Pooh and friends resolve to change their ways to stop him from leaving. But is the world ready for a bouncy Piglet or a honey-slurping Eeyore? The charming animation, delightful wordplay, and snowy slapstick will have Pooh fans laughing all the way.