Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 Movie Clip - 'Friends' Join Together (2024)

Check out the new movie clip for Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 starring Lewis Santer!

US Release Date: March 26, 2024
Starring: Ryan Oliva, Scott Chambers, Tallulah Evans
Director: Rhys Frake-Waterfield
Synopsis: Not wanting to live in the shadows any longer, Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Owl and Tigger take their fight to the town of Ashdown, leaving a bloody trail of death and mayhem in their wake.

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[antonitocotter]

Ok... from this alone: I think it's obvious that Owl is the main villain in the whole group. He is known as the wisest of the group, so he'd probably known that Christopher couldn't have stayed with them forever. Meaning he was waiting for him to finally leave so that he could manipulate Pooh and the others as much as he liked, since he knew that they'd listen to him no matter what.

[themword]

Owl looks like a comic accurate Vulture from Spider-Man 😅

[AlexReeder-fzlj]

Definitely looks way better than the last one and thank god they are talking and looking way better in this one

[Yeeyee]

Piglet has some major PTSD from getting beat with that hammer in the last movie and I like what they did with his voice he literally oinks before talking
Shame they couldn't do that with owl

[stephanieevjen]

Eustace Bagge: "That's it. I'm gettin' me mallet."

[justincooper]

It's very impressive that a scene that's less than a minute long can give so much detail and expectations about the central villains.

Owl, to ME at least, comes across as the most...pragmatic of the group. He knows that the humans will never stop hunting them down, so he's trying to convince Pooh to (essentially) wage war. He's basically saying "If we don’t want to die, we HAVE to do this NOW".

When Piglet springs up to agree with Owl in the middle of his speech, it highlights his "youth" (for lack of a better term). It paints him like "dumb muscle" (which works, since the people behind the movie said that Piglet was partially inspired by Leatherface).

Tigger being locked up is designed to invoke fear. It leaves the audience with the impression that Tigger is so brutal, so savage, so...evil, that even the other monsters are afraid of what he's capable of. Makes the audience afraid of what will happen when he IS released (perhaps the subject even being something that the others don't want to do).

And Pooh? His silence and the expression on his face as Owl talks (and gives him his choice) leaves the feeling of an inner conflict. It seems like he doesn't even WANT to attack Ashdown, but he knows that Owl is right. He's likely the member most likely to still care about Christopher, but stills understands the necessity of their situation. They either act NOW, or except death as an inevitability.

(Remember, this is all only MY interpretation of the scene...and I'm VERY excited to see if I'm right)

[TheHManShow]

Owl’s design is really well done and quite frightening!! While Pooh is the leader he does still have good in him. Owl is really the puppet master of this whole operation and the voice in Pooh’s ear driving him more insane. His voice is so dark and gravelly too. He sounds like a demon from hell influencing Pooh’s broken mind.

[robbyborja]

Aww, Owl just wants to protect Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, and Tigger. That's sweet even though he's a blood thirsty killer now.

[kodymartin]

When Owl "pointed" to that cage thing
I imagine Tigger is in that
Kinda reminds me of GxK's Skar King and Shimo

[Razor-YT.]

In my opinion, I think Pooh is the leader in the group, Owl is the smart one in the group who makes ideas for the group, Tigger is the quick to anger one who likes to go for the kill INSTANTLY, Piglet is the one who just does what he’s meant to do & just agrees to anything

[GigaDriggaDragon]

Ya know how primal Tigger must be if others have him locked up for the most part.

[thehorroranalog]

Well this explaind why Tigger wasn't in the first movie, he was locked up in a underground cell in their den.

[jacobkrehbiel]

Compared to the original, this looks like Citizen Kane!

[TheRealFrandude]

I wish we saw Rabbit. He was introduced in flashbacks of the first movie and the didn’t end up making a full appearance in the sequel.

[laurenbernardfrio]

Man, I think other people will see this as a fun and entertaining horror movie, but...if you're a fan of the Disney version of Winnie the Pooh and his friends, then you would feel sad and feel bad for them once you watch this...

[SeñorDossierOficial]

Imagine showing this movie in the 1950s, people would scream!

[patshaf]

I think Owl is gonna end up playing both sides. Use Pooh and the rest to attack the town, while he figures a way to take Pooh and the gang out.

[roguejester]

They knocked off Marvel Comics Vulture!!!!

[AaronMeade-gjpl]

The actor for owl did a brillant job as the smart fowl his delivry is like a game of thrones chrather crosaed with a skesis is amazing infact all the voices match the charathers poohs low growling, piglits squeeling country accent and tiggers almost uncanny jim cummigs crossed with freddy kruger are amazing and holy cral simon callow played candavish in the mkvie 😮

[melissaandrzejewski]

I wish Rabbit was in this one. I wanted to see what he looks like in this movie. I bet in the movie he lost one of his ears, wears overall pants, and has two sharp teeth on the front.