So here are 50 quotes from Winnie, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, and all of their other pals from the Hundred Acre Woods.

On the bright red cover, next to an illustration of Winnie-the-Pooh ... it’s kind of like my Nerf gun,’” Campos said. “I’m trying to tell them, in a ‘cute, but it’s going to be okay ...

It’s been over 60 ... but the first “Winnie the Pooh” book finally lapsed into the public domain. That they have run directly into the arms of an entirely different kind of exploitation ...

If you thought you were surprised to find out that there’s a brutal Winnie the Pooh ... its head, he says yes. “I love doing these retellings,” he says. “They're so unique and so different ...

Earlier this year, Jagged Edge released Winnie ... different context. It’s revealed at the start of the sequel that the first , taking a real massacre and using what Christopher Robin said about ...

And despite its harsh critical ... "They're substantially different. But because of the scale Winnie went to, a lot of the critics did almost like-for-like comparisons." Winnie the Pooh: Blood ...

Either way, it’s probably ... of it,” says “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” writer, director and co-producer Rhys Waterfield. “There’s going to be so many different and cool unique ...

Nov. 7, 2024 “Pooh,” I said, “your stories have a Distinctive and Irresistible Manner.” “Do they?” said Winnie ... different voices and just one voice at the same time. It’s also ...

The beloved children's character Winnie the Pooh has undergone a few changes in the hundred years since he was, but few as different as ... a strong response to its first trailer.

"What fairytales and monsters are there that we can twist in a different ... though it's good, simple, bloody fun all the same. Waterfield's first issue: how to make Winnie The Pooh scary?

Director Rhys Frake-Waterfield and producer/cinematographer Vince Knight tell IndieWire about the hidden legal challenges of public domain filmmaking — and why their upcoming sequel is the movie ...