| 75 |
New York Daily News
That there was no squirming among the kids at my screening may be the best recommendation of all.
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| 75 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Both sophisticated and elemental enough for all ages to grasp the message.
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| 75 |
Chicago Tribune
Monica Eng
Disney has reinvigorated the Milne series while staying true both to his and illustrator E.H. Shepherd's original artistic visions.
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| 75 |
San Francisco Examiner
Mia Addiego
Sad but still bouncy.
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| 75 |
Christian Science Monitor
Manages to seem fresh, funny, and original from start to finish.
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| 75 |
San Francisco Chronicle
Fans have cause to cheer.
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| 70 |
LA Weekly
Nicole Campos
A gas, full of just enough whiz-bang animation, but not too much to ruin what has always made Pooh and friends -- adventures work in the past.
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| 67 |
Austin Chronicle
A warm, comfortable, thoroughly inoffensive kidfilm.
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| 63 |
Philadelphia Inquirer
A yawning affair that would be a perfectly fine video rental but doesn't really require the big screen.
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| 63 |
Miami Herald
Christine Dolen
Simple, endearing entertainment for the little ones.
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| 63 |
Baltimore Sun
Milton Kent
A plot that seems stretched for the big screen.
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| 63 |
New York Post
The kind of sentimental, upbeat and inoffensive children's entertainment parents always hope their kids will like.
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| 56 |
Mr. Showbiz
A pale imitation of the original Winnie the Pooh Disney shorts of the '60s, but a vast improvement on the current Pooh TV series and straight-to-tape specials.
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| 50 |
USA Today
The story isn't a grabber.
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| 50 |
TV Guide
Without question the breeziest viewing experience now available at a multiplex near you.
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| 50 |
The New York Times
An adequate piece of children's entertainment, though it seems better suited for home viewing...than for the big screen.
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| 50 |
Entertainment Weekly
A conflicted entertainment, compromised by trying too hard to impress the restless, self-referential adults in the audience.
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| 50 |
Boston Globe
Joan Anderman
If a long, chilly afternoon needs to be filled, The Tigger Movie won't hurt. But neither will it enchant.
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| 40 |
Film.com
Exemplifies the subpar state of movies today.
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| 40 |
Washington Post
Feels more like an overblown TV special than a grand theatrical release.
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| 40 |
Chicago Reader
Somewhat depressive anecdote drawn out to feature length.
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| 40 |
Variety
By far the least ambitious, and certainly the least interesting, animated feature to come out of Disney in quite some time.
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| 40 |
Los Angeles Times
Charles Solomon
Parents and older siblings...may grow impatient with the uneven execution that weakens the genuine charm the film sporadically exhibits.
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