Vinni-Pukh i den zabot

I like the idea of introducing depression cases into children's viewing. Get's 'em all geared up for the real world.

The last and the longest episode. This one has definitely teaching purposes. It shows the kids that you should celebrate sb's birthday and why you should do it-it will make them happy even with crappy presents (?). Anyway, I like this episode because of the Eeyore.The English Donkey is also ok, but this one acts more believable. He acts like someone with depression and he's also cute (a balloon fitting in the jar etc.). Oh, and I think I've also seen the English version of this ep some time ago.

A tad slower than the first two films but it's just as fun to watch and a couple of parts are absolutely priceless.

Another unique Pooh story. A must if you like the Pooh of the books.

Lovely style :)

I found the fact that Eeyore was the most depressed character in the history of children's cinema quite hilarious.

The last episode was pretty long and not that successful as the two episodes before. Altough the present of an empty honey pot was good invention for Vinni-Pukh. The Piglet was more useful this time.

_Pooh Communist Revolutions_. At this point, these characters are starting to wear out their welcome