Where can I find the older Winnie The Pooh where the old man sits and reads it out of a book, and then they ?

Question

come to life? That was the one I grew up watching, and I wanna find it for my baby! I don't like this new one where they are all big stuffed animal looking things!

Answer 1

my15 than iran

Answer 2

i have no idea since i don't watch Winnie the Pooh

SORRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Answer 3

It used to be that "classic Pooh" meant original (the line drawings from the book).  It was next used for the older movies, pre-Disney.  But nowadays "classic" alone won't do it-Disney has started to use that tag for their "classics."  

What you are probably looking for is the pre-Disney version (though it could be an early Disney version).  Now that Disney has the rights, I don't know if the non-Disney version is easy to find.  

Here is one possibility: (The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh):

http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1800242945...

If that's NOT it...

WTP was originally a British book, so I would look for British versions (maybe British e-bay) but then you will have the problem that various parts of the world have different TV processes, and a PAL format video will not play on an NTSC television (and the other way around, also). There is a non-Disney animated films discussion board where someone might be able to help.

http://www.amazon.com/tag/animation/foru...

Duttons (books) might know; they have the true original books:

http://us.penguingroup.com/static/packag...

Answer 4

http://dvd.search.ebay.com/classic-winni...

i went on ebay and looked up classic winnie the pooh movies