Mine was when...
Rabbit told Piglet to get them ALL out of the pit, and Piglet cut the rope into 6 short pieces...LOL
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Yes, that moment was my favorite as well. Never would have thought of analyzing the situation like that. I laughed the loudest.
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Same scene when Owl flew out of the pit and then flies back down. The others just stare at him dumbfounded for a bit, and you think they're going to say, Owl, you can fly? You can get us out of here, but instead they all burst into applause because of the incredible speech he just gave to Piglet.
Faith Manages.
Memento Mori.
Lol, I love that scene. I laughed for about a good minute after it was over. That scene really stood out. I still laugh when I think of it.
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I loved Rabbit's military call signs and then Piglet and Pooh just wave back.
This movie was adorable. I wish we had more films like it instead of all these so-called "smart" children's animated films. This movie had wit, charm, and heart without making any kind of pop-culture references.
"That's the karma again, I didn't help Kenny so she beat me up with a telephone"
What bothered me about that scene wasn't so much the scene itself, so much as how ridiculously long it took me to remember owl can fly. Like, ridiculously long before I was like, "Wait... Owl can just fly out." Then that happened, which made it even funnier to me.
shareMy favorite was the very beginning when the narrator was trying to wake up Pooh :)
shareMust agree with you - the whole scene was hysterical.
I am a huge Pooh fan and my children were raised on Pooh so tonight we went as a family. When Pooh asked,"Who's there?" to the "Not, knot" joke .... my seventeen year old laughed so hard - she snorted.
I liked the "rope" gag too.
However, I think my favourite sequence was the visual routine of Piglet playing "bat and ball" with a letter "i": it felt very much in the spirit of the older cartoons...
I really liked the scene where Pooh was in the pit, and they were deciding who would go see if the Backson. Kanga picked up Roo, and she replied, "I'm with child." That made me laugh so hard, ha. =) Very clever, cute movie! =)
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Along that same line, when Roo says, "Send the pig," I burst out laughing. P-p-poor Piglet!
shareI love all the ones mentioned above especially the whole pit scene with Piglet making a bow with the rope and Owl flying out of the pit and flying back in.
That whole scene had me laughing so hard with Rabbit going crazy.
I loved the Scene after the credits where the "Back-Son" was picking up the stuff to keep it from breaking he was super nice and he ended up falling into the pit still. It was so funny!!!! Also the scene where Owl flew out was really funny too! Now that i think about it, most of the scenes with the pit were really funny.
shareThe scene in the pit was hilarious. I also liked how after they decide their "plan" to capture the Backson they end their song with "We'll be back soon." And Owl nods and waves and is like "Wait a second....oh well!"
shareJust some great stuff in there. When it was clever, it was damned clever (the whole "not Knot" scene) and little throw-aways like Pooh being all foreman-ish directing little piglet to move the big stone to the other side of the blanket.
And of course, Roo showed his true colors in this movie:
"Send the pig!"
(unfortunately, that's the new catch-phrase in our house)
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"We're alllll gonna die down here." -Eeyore.
Funniest line in any Pooh movie ever. My 3-year-old son and I keep saying this now.
The pit scene was great. Piglet is the best. I also enjoyed the musical numbers too. The Bacson song was awesome, as was Pooh's honey song. He looked quite cute in his swimming cap.
Another great scene was when Pooh discovers Eeyore's tail is missing.
"It isn't there."
Also, when Pooh realizes Owl's door bell is Eeyore's tail. I love the scenes that just allow Pooh to talk and be his own wonderful self.
Aside from the hilarious I cannot knot scene I especially liked the "Everything is Honey" sequence.
shareEveryone but Piglet is in the pit. They're talking about how the backson is still out there. Piglet's like, "Oh, I'm not staying out here." He tells them to make room, turns around, and starts climbing down.
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