One morning, Winnie-the-Pooh, a honey-loving anthropomorphic bear who lives in the Hundred Acre Wood, does his stoutness exercise to help improve his appetite. He sees the cupboard inside the mirror and finds an empty honey pot on one of the shelves. He hears a bee fly by and decides to climb a nearby honey tree, to which he is unsuccessful. Unwilling to give up his quest for honey, Pooh visits his best friend Christopher Robin and obtains a balloon from him, intending to float up to the beehive. He first rolls around in a mud puddle, hoping to trick the bees into believing he is a "little black rain cloud". The ruse is unsuccessful, and the bees chase both him and Christopher Robin away. Still hungry for honey, Pooh decides to visit his friend Rabbit's house. Rabbit reluctantly invites Pooh in for lunch. Pooh greedily helps himself to all the jars of honey available. He then tries to leave but finds himself wedged in the passageway Rabbit uses as a front door, his tummy having grown too chubby to fit through it. Unable to push Pooh's bottom through by himself, Rabbit rushes off to get help. Meanwhile, Owl tries to convince Gopher to dig Pooh out of the hole from the front, which is unsuccessful. Rabbit returns with Christopher Robin and they both try to pull Pooh out but fail. Christopher Robin decides Pooh must wait without food until he is thin enough to pass through Rabbit's front door. In the meantime, Rabbit decides to decorate Pooh's rear end into a shelf by squishing it into a frame and painting it to look like a moose. The paintbrush tickles Pooh's chubby hindquarters, however, and he flinches, ruining the painting. Kanga and Roo visit Pooh and hand him some honeysuckle flowers, which cause Pooh to violently sneeze, completely obliterating the shelf and decorations, much to Rabbit's dismay. Late one night, Rabbit confiscates Gopher's jar of honey that Pooh attempts to eat, and is forced to place a "Don't feed the bear!" sign outside. After several days, Rabbit leans against Pooh's bottom and feels him move slightly. Rabbit joyously summons Christopher Robin and his other friends to free Pooh. Rabbit pushes from inside, while everyone else pulls from outside, without success. Fed up, Rabbit takes several steps backwards and shoves Pooh with a running start, causing Pooh to be launched into the air. He lands headfirst into the hole of another honey tree, scaring the bees away. Although his friends offer to free him, Pooh does not mind being stuck again, as he can now eat all the honey he likes.
Nostalgia is hitting hard. Winnie was one of my favorite characters and the games were also the best to play
10:14 That's a hilarious boom rip sounding I've ever heard!
One morning, Winnie-the-Pooh, a honey-loving anthropomorphic bear who lives in the Hundred Acre Wood, does his stoutness exercise to help improve his appetite. He sees the cupboard inside the mirror and finds an empty honey pot on one of the shelves. He hears a bee fly by and decides to climb a nearby honey tree, to which he is unsuccessful. Unwilling to give up his quest for honey, Pooh visits his best friend Christopher Robin and obtains a balloon from him, intending to float up to the beehive. He first rolls around in a mud puddle, hoping to trick the bees into believing he is a "little black rain cloud". The ruse is unsuccessful, and the bees chase both him and Christopher Robin away.
Still hungry for honey, Pooh decides to visit his friend Rabbit's house. Rabbit reluctantly invites Pooh in for lunch. Pooh greedily helps himself to all the jars of honey available. He then tries to leave but finds himself wedged in the passageway Rabbit uses as a front door, his tummy having grown too chubby to fit through it. Unable to push Pooh's bottom through by himself, Rabbit rushes off to get help. Meanwhile, Owl tries to convince Gopher to dig Pooh out of the hole from the front, which is unsuccessful. Rabbit returns with Christopher Robin and they both try to pull Pooh out but fail. Christopher Robin decides Pooh must wait without food until he is thin enough to pass through Rabbit's front door. In the meantime, Rabbit decides to decorate Pooh's rear end into a shelf by squishing it into a frame and painting it to look like a moose. The paintbrush tickles Pooh's chubby hindquarters, however, and he flinches, ruining the painting. Kanga and Roo visit Pooh and hand him some honeysuckle flowers, which cause Pooh to violently sneeze, completely obliterating the shelf and decorations, much to Rabbit's dismay.
Late one night, Rabbit confiscates Gopher's jar of honey that Pooh attempts to eat, and is forced to place a "Don't feed the bear!" sign outside. After several days, Rabbit leans against Pooh's bottom and feels him move slightly. Rabbit joyously summons Christopher Robin and his other friends to free Pooh. Rabbit pushes from inside, while everyone else pulls from outside, without success. Fed up, Rabbit takes several steps backwards and shoves Pooh with a running start, causing Pooh to be launched into the air. He lands headfirst into the hole of another honey tree, scaring the bees away. Although his friends offer to free him, Pooh does not mind being stuck again, as he can now eat all the honey he likes.
28:41 “Christopher Robin!”
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Winnie The Pooh
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