Another live action movie... Winnie the Pooh...

[Newsies]

did disney twitter do a poll of "most people"? or does "most people" = disney twitter?

if well done, i bet it will be well received.

Allow me to clarify- a majority of the Disney fan twitter users that I'm following expressed their disapproval for the remake.

 

[SpacePod]

I heard about this on the radio this morning. I have very mixed feelings.

I'm mostly curious on how Pooh and the gang will be animated. Pooh obviously is stuffed, but to Christopher Robin, he's real. Will they play this up and have both stuffed and "real" bear animations? (Won't that be confusing to the younger intended audiences?) or will they stick with walking-talking stuffed animals and lose the magic? Pooh hovers that line of real/fake, because texture in traditional animation isn't as important as 3D.

I think it's nice that they're considering to make another Pooh movie that could potentially be big, but I feel like they might ruin classic Pooh by "updating" the story line, or with a poor 3D design.

 

[beautyandmouse]

Lol, I don't get why people are getting upset about all the live-action remakes.
I think it's awesome. Cinderella was wonderful. I literally get excited about ANYTHING Disney puts out. Mulan is going to be EPIC. Why not a new Pooh movie? 0

 

[rteetz]

Lol, I don't get why people are getting upset about all the live-action remakes.
I think it's awesome. Cinderella was wonderful. I literally get excited about ANYTHING Disney puts out. Mulan is going to be EPIC. Why not a new Pooh movie? 0

Those movies are all mainly people so it works. Winning the pooh has one person and the rest are animals, so it's going to end up being a lot of CGI animation anyways. I think the biggest problem is it's too many at once. I think there have been like five new live action remakes within the last month. Maybe if disney spread them out more it would be such a big deal.