Disney's The Winnie the Pooh Movie Collection (Winnie the Pooh Movie/ Heffalump Movie/ Tigger Movie) [DVD]

Contrary to some other reviews I'm going to say that I'm happy with all 3 movies! Yes for me the Tigger Movie and the Winnie the Pooh movies are the more entertaining, BUT the Heffalump movie for some reason brings about the biggest belly laughing fits from my 3 year old, which in itself makes my own sides split with laughter! So there you have it... My 3 year old rates this DVD collection 5 out of 5! They are just sweet movies, that are perfect for my fun loving (but nervous of even the mildest bit of peril) little boy! Love it!

I bought this for my 2 year old and she loves it! all 3 films are about an hour each so just enough to keep her amused and not too long. A bargain for less than a tenner and you earn 300 disney points, you only need 500 to get a free DVD. Lovely films, even for a grown up. You are never too old for Winnie the Pooh!

Not exactly my kind of movie collection, but then again, it is for my son, and lets be honest, anything that can give you a good block of quiet time is worth every penny.And the fact that this boxset is very reasonably priced is just a Brucey Bonus!So 5 stars for 3 films that keep 1 little boy quiet whilst they are on!

My kids find all three films enjoyable, but sadly they're not of equal quality and so I can't give five stars.I saw The Tigger Movie in the cinema many years ago. Tigger, who is feeling lonely and unloved, goes in search of his family, much to the concern of his friends. It's a lovely, funny story with exquisitely drawn backdrops, well written songs and emotional depth. Presented in storybook format, children are reminded of the franchise's literary roots, and there's plenty to keep adults happy.The cast and characters return in Pooh's Heffalump Movie. The friends are worried by the intrusion of a heffalump into the Hundred Acre Wood, and are determined to neutralise this threat from the outside. However, it seems their fears may not be justified. The story is quite bold and refreshingly political, but not so grown-up friendly. While I never get bored of The Tigger Movie, this one becomes tedious quickly when watched every day for a week. I preferred Piglet's Big Movie, which is curiously absent from this collection, and that's not as good as Tigger either.But then we get to Winnie the Pooh. This is the most recent Pooh movie and a veritable work of art. After one of Owl's classic errors in reasoning, the friends embark on a mission to save Christopher Robin from the grip of the terrifying Backson. With a mostly new cast (Jim Cummings remains as Pooh and Tigger), narration by John Cleese, and executively produced by John Lassetter, every moment of this film will raise a smile and a great many will get a laugh.As a collection, this is worth buying for the two excellent films. It's just a shame that less effort was put into the other one.

This is a very nice collection of movies for young ones. The Winnie the Pooh movie itself is wonderful and engaging; the other two movies are little better than plausible albeit slightly moralising distractions and will drive any normal sane individual over the edge on repeated repeated repeated viewings. Mind you, all three keep a young audience entertained, it's just that only one of them keeps an old audience entertained.

Thank u for sending this DVD as requested. I was however in & for some reason our door bell gets missed - nevermind the important thing I saw it in our letter box safe and sound😉

after months of explaining who winnie and tigger were on the front of his huggies, i bought this dvd. it became my little ones instant favourite.it works, is not broken, gave me 300 disney points (at 500 points you can get a disney dvd for free), and is great value for money.

I have to say my 2 1/2 year old daughter and myself loved the movies especially the Heffalump one. We made a little nest on the living room floor with her Eeyore, Roo, etc. I want to watch it again as it's so cute & reminds me of my childhood and playing pooh sticks!