Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Pooh's flashback to Christopher Robin's childhood days

[gigaherozm]

Pooh still remembered the good times with Christopher Robin, but even if Pooh wanted to forgive him, it was simply impossible for him, not with all the bad things he's done including eating Eeyore alive and forgetting that Chris abandoned him by breaking his promise, all hope of redemption for Pooh was gone with Eeyore's death.

[ify]

In this moment Pooh showed there was still a small trace of the loving creature he once was.

[carlosmuller]

Now I understand why Christopher Robin abandoned his friends because he doesn’t want to take them to college because people get confused or scared or judging and they’ll think they’re monster and they’ll torture them or worse they’ll kill them

[agenttheater]

I think I'll stick with the 'Goodbye Christopher Robin' and 'Christopher Robin' movies from 2018.

[jordancampbell]

2:33 I can see tears in Pooh's Eyes..

[TheVeryLastOne]

Even though I haven't watched the entirety of this film The plot kind of hits hard. Not just because it soils beloved childhood characters but also because of a more unique story in my case. My grandpa and I used to go to this park and he and I used to pretend it was the hundred acre Wood and we would imagine all the characters being there (we even built Eeyore's house together and sometimes he would call me on the phone and tell me someone knocked it down and we would have to put it back together) (and coincidentally enough the tree that we pretended Owl lived in actually fell down after a hurricane. We were speechless). We would even pretend that the characters would watch after their apartment for them when they went away to Florida for the winter. But ever since my grandparents moved away from the area almost 15 years ago I have not been back once. With that said I noticed that it's really similar to this movie (thankfully everything was all imaginary and there are no bizarre feral humanoid animal creatures capable of hurting anyone)

[josephward]

2:33
Pooh:Christopher Robin I’m sorry but I’m not a Teddy Bear anymore

[J-RS]

Christopher: please forgive me piglet
* stabs *

Piglet: * SQUEAL*

Christopher: it’s almost over

[Rax-N-Mecha]

This is so sad, but why the heck did he even want to go to college? Just take them with you if there's no other option

[therealblacktronempire]

The movie could have worked. That's what I'm mad about. If they had more money for better props and expanded on the complexity and moral drama of Pooh, this really could have worked. That's what I'm mad about.

[julanydakila]

Pooh just wanted Christopher to stay but he left and he got mad

[Winter_Sniper_]

I will never remember Winnie the Pooh the same way again. What a way to fuck up, indeed.

[jeronimomcdisneyhero]

Pooh deep down mustve known what he was doing was wrong but vengeance has consumed him

[g-max]

0:21

Winnie the Pooh: hello Christopher, enjoying your regrets after what you caused for me and piglet?

[l.salisbury]

2:42 - Poohbear acts (and even looks) a LOT like Leatherface here...!

[dragonzilla]

Pooh : Oh bother. 🙁 Oh bother. 😟 Oh bother. 😢 Oh bother! 😠 OH BOTHER! 😠 OH BOTHER! 😡OH 😡

[lobsterking]

tbh the movie wasn't really horrifying it does give goosebumps and chills

[southernwarrior]

I will not have my childhood ruined! I can’t unsee this 😢😮

[rlamin]

I guess you could say after all that time apart and having to fend for himself.. something in Pooh’s mind just went all rumbly and tumbly

[ultimateman]

His mouth moves but he's not speaking