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Absolutely Fantastic

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

This is a sweet movie; my son absolutely loves it. It has a great soundtrack, lovable characters, and while others have commented that it may be dull for grown-ups, I think it is great for younger children who shouldn't have such a high level of drama to their entertainment anyway. It's a nice show to watch with your young one cuddled on your lap. The songs are very singable and fun; Carly Simon has done an excellent job with the music. Included in the bonus features of the DVD is a segment about how Heffalumps were discovered, and how the concepts of the movie were brought to life. I found this segment to be particularly enjoyable, since it dealt with the topic in a way that was sensitive to children watching it. Not only did they explain how they made the movie, but they kept it simple and fun for younger viewers who might believe in the creatures of the Hundred Acre wood.

What a great movie. We have Piglet's Big Movie but the Heffalump movie was 80 times better than the Piglet movie.My 18 month old loves this movie and watches it constantly. I can honestly say that I thought I would be sick of it but I have seen it about 25 times and love it. We even sing the songs to it and my husband and I say "you did it" "you did it" just like Lumpy all the time.We are huge fans of Roo and Lumpy! Thank you for making a movie with those two as the main character's.Anyone who doesn't appreciate this adorable movie needs to pay attention to their children because the wonderful fun things that Roo and Lumpy do are exactly what children do. Plus, it gives a wonderful lesson!!!

First of I should point out that I used to love Winnie The Pooh as a child and I really enjoyed The Tigger Movie even though I am in my 20's.But this movie was so bad I was ashamed to have been a fan in my youth.OK, OK I know this is a movie for kids and isn't aimed at people like me anyway but this is my thoughts on the movie for other people of my age.The main downfall in this film is the heffalump itself, it has to be the most annoying character I have seen in a child's movie (possibly even more annoying then the young child in Monsters Inc). It has the most annoying voice and prattles around singing stupid things and making even more stupid comments, I know Pooh movies aren't exactly high brow but this was insulting to even a 2 year old's intelligence!Secondly - where was the story? Previous Pooh outings had a least a point to the story- yes I can see this was about accepting people who are different to you into your hearts - but really it ended and I felt like I had watched a 5 minute cartoon on kids TV.I don't have children of my own but when I do I fully intend to show them quality children's movies like The Tigger Movie, Toy Story and Finding Nemo (even though they are too childish for me these days I can see how they would be of great appeal to young children). Not so with this appalling attempt at a movie.Oh and one more thing - NOT ENOUGH Eeyore! He should have his own movie!

This movie was the perfect first movie to bring our 3 and a half yr old daughter! It had a wonderful lesson for all of us: don't be judgmental about things we don't yet know.There is a most tender moment between Roo and Kanga, which is coupled with a heartbreakingly sweet song, sung mostly by Carly Simon. (We bought the CD and it gets a lot of playtime.) Little Roo was courageous and wise - even seeking his parent's help when he couldn't solve a serious problem on his own. Pooh and the gang are featured throughout but are not the 'stars'. Roo plays a charming character growing up just a little bit, and my daughter related to him very well.NOTE, however, there is a scene that can be seen as a little scary for little ones. My daughter ended up sitting on my husband's lap for security about half way through the film, and stayed there through the end. Afterwards we talked about it a little bit and she hasn't had any bad dreams that we know of. All in all, a new generation of Hundred Acre Wood movies has begun, and so has a new fan base! SEE IT!