r/memes 1d ago

So many of them

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u/Same_Marsupial_1198 23h ago

I swear, Winnie the pooh 's episodes and movie are either Silly asf, or straight up the most sad and depressing thing You'll ever see in your entire life

Nothing in between

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u/Tasty_Puffin 23h ago edited 20h ago

Yea my kids watch it. there is one episode where Rabbit adopts a bird and they are incompatible. it’s a disturbingly realistic and an emotional rollercoaster lol.

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u/Same_Marsupial_1198 23h ago

I was litteraly thinking exactly that episode and talking about It with one of my Friends.

Only God know how many tears i've shed to that episode when i was a kid

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u/Tasty_Puffin 21h ago

Yea as an adult watching it, it brought back all the same emotions

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u/ole_mothman 23h ago

This is the default episode of Pooh in my mind. Made a huge impression as a kid.

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u/PuzzlePiecesOfLove 21h ago

Which one is it?

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u/Tasty_Puffin 21h ago

Find her, keep her - the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

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u/DuntadaMan 19h ago

There is a show called Lily's Driftwood Bay where she plays with the animals along the beach while her dad works. in one episode they find a dead crow on the beach and the other animals hold a funeral for them and tell stories about their life.

"Hey kids! Here's a look at death! It comes without warning and all the people left behind are forever scarred!"

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u/PearFighter 22h ago

A grown Kessie does return in a later episode

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u/LunarBIacksmith 22h ago

I never forgot the emotions that episode gave me. I think it was the first time I cried that hard as a child. Just hearing the crying bird in my head makes me tear up.

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u/Phinezra 22h ago

Remember The Tigger Movie where Tigger has an existential crisis upon realizing he doesn’t have any other family members and is the only one. And almost gives into despair and near-death at the end b4 Roo helps inspire him with a bouncing technique he taught Roo. Ah what a rollercoaster that was watching it as a kid

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u/Chumlee1917 21h ago

“So TTFE ta ta for ever!” me rolls over into the fetal position and starts balling my eyes out 

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u/thetabo Professional Dumbass 3h ago

One of my favorite movies as a kid, gosh now I want to rewatch it, thank you so much for reminding me

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u/IrlResponsibility811 23h ago

Pooh sung as song in Search for Christopher Robin called, "Wherever you are." I still can't think of it without crying twenty-nine years later.

Absolutely no middle ground, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Damn myself for growing up and losing interest in Pooh.

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u/MugenEXE 23h ago

I used to believe in forever, but forevers too good to be true.

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u/2mock2turtle 20h ago

Pooh's Grand Adventure is the best Pooh movie. Yes, even over Many Adventures. I said what I said.

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u/broom_temperature 16h ago

S-C-H-O-O-L! AHHH! SKULL!

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u/Statistactician 17h ago

I saw a man play that on an acoustic guitar at his wife's memorial service. It was just heartbreaking. I knew I recognized it from somewhere and was shocked when I realized it was from one of my favorite childhood movies.

He had kids around my age, so I'm guessing that's where he found it.

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u/Manlysideburns 8h ago

It's been haunting me for decades too. So weird to see your comment today, I just thought about it last night.

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u/Substantial-Singer29 20h ago

The author Was a lieutenant in world war one A A Milen.

It's a stunning depiction of him coping with what he saw. A story of his loss of innocence , each character being a part of that.

Poos eternal optimism. Piglets , fear of everything and nothing , all at the same time. Eore depression and sadness that never goes away. Tigger always busy to stay busy.

Even The mother kangaroo... Symbolic to all the mothers with children that never saw their husbands again.

The story really is a timeless piece of character writing.

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u/kirbyverano123 22h ago

Pooh's Grand Adventure is straight up kid friendly Silent Hill 😭

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u/Chumlee1917 21h ago

Forget Mufasa or Bambi’s mom, it’s Winnie the Pooh that shatters me right to the core

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u/Normal_Spend3628 21h ago

The Donkey is in a deep Depression the hole time...

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u/htgbookworm 6h ago

The Tigger Movie is an incredibly emotional movie considering its audience.