Piglet's Big Movie Page #3

Synopsis: When the gang from the Hundred Acre Wood begin a honey harvest, young Piglet is excluded and told that he is too small to help. Feeling inferior, Piglet disappears and his pals Eeyore, Rabbit, Tigger, Roo, and Winnie the Pooh must use Piglet's scrapbook as a map to find him. In the process they discover that this very small animal has been a big hero in a lot of ways.
Director(s): Francis Glebas
Production: Walt Disney Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Metacritic:
62
Rotten Tomatoes:
71%
G
Year:
2003
75 min
$23,073,611
Website
925 Views


kind of over and down|direction this way...

magnellically speaking.

No. Last time we went this way.

No. That would be|the Northeast Pole.

- No, no, no, and no.|- Don't be ridiculous.

I know what I'm talking about .|It's this way.

I--don't interrupt.

Perhaps if we told the story...

the story will tell us|how to get there.

the part about Piglet.

How does Piglet fit in?

Oh, Roo's right.

about Piglet, isn't it?

Nine-itty-eight,|nine-itty-nine...

seventy-two-itty|and thirteen-itty...

and forty-six-itty...

and one whole hundred...

gravity-defiant,|Tiggerific bounces.

Hoo hoo hoo hoo!

Look out below!

Hmm.

Aah!

Heh heh heh heh.

Hello, Tigger. Hello, Piglet.

Oh.

What are you doing?

for the other shoe to plop.

I knew it. Hoo hoo! These|things always travel in pairs.

These are Christopher Robin's|big boots.

They can mean only one thing.

An expedition.

Yahoo hoo hoo hoo!

Um, which petition?

Yes. An expedition.

It's when you go off|to find a thing.

What are w going to find,|Christopher Robin?

The North Pole.

Is it scary?

What is the North Pole?

Yeah. Come to think of it, we|never found one of them before.

Well, it's a thing you discover.

Are bears good|at discovering it?

- And Tiggers?|- Everyone will come along.

And if you see the North Pole,|shout, ''Eureka!''

- Oof!|- Why would we do that?

''There's the North Pole.''

Eureka!

Where?

- Where?|- Gesundheit.

Sorry.

I--I was just practicing.

We need a marching song.

A marching song|to help us along.

This is fun.

One more time!

I like that song.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Silly old bear.

Would you like a haycorn, Pooh?

No, thank you, but a cookie|would be nice. Ha.

Or a banana.

Ow!

Christopher Robin...

perhaps I could find it easier|if only I was sure.

That is, if I knew|what the North Pole looked like.

Mmm.

Well, it's kind of...

It's sort of, well...

I suppose we'll know exactly|what it is when we see it.

Are we there yet? Whoa!

Pooh!

Ho ho...

I just fed my tummy,|and it's still calling me.

Ha ha ha! Hey, look at me, Pooh!

Oh, I am.

Pooh, I'm swimming!

Just a moment, Roo.|I'm talking to my tummy.

Well, of course you're swimming.

You shouldn't have had|that second cookie.

That's not your stomach, Pooh.|It's Roo!

Oh, my!|Roo, I don't believe...

expeditions|usually go into the water.

Quick!

Don't panic, Kanga.|Everything's fine here!

Nobody's in any kind of a--|especially not Roo! Ha ha!

Do something!

Everyone--do anything!

Don't worry, Roo, boy!|I'll save ya!

Thanks, Tigger,|but I don't think I need saving.

I can help!

Piglet, stay here out of the way|while we save Roo!

We don't want to have|to rescue two little guys!

Catch onto my tail, Roo.

I'll pull ya out.

Just tell me when you're on.

Oops!

Oh!

Rabbit, Roo?|Are we going swimming?

Hey! Maybe we can use this|to save Roo!

Give me a push, Pooh!

Thank you, Piglet.

Ha ha. Now I've got him!

Faster, Pooh! Faster! Pooh?

W ere is he, Rabbit?

Pooh! Look the other way!

from here!

Are you sure, Rabbit?

You're right.

You can see better from up here.|There he is!

- Aah!|- Oh!

Ha ha ha! Whoa!

Roo, are you OK?

I gotcha, Roo! I gotcha!

Here he is, Kanga!

Ta-da!

Oh... where'd he go?

- My Great Uncle Rupert...|- Pooh bear? Pooh bear!

Pooh bear!

I'm gettin' kinda tired.

Use the pole! Use the pole!

No time for fishing, Piglet!|We gotta save Roo!

Grab on, Roo!

- Hee hee hee!|- Pooh, could you hold this?

Hee hee hee...

Did you see me swimmin'?

That's called swimmin',|what I was doing.

Pooh bear!

Pooh bear!|Where did you find that stick?

What , uh, stick?

That stick!

Well, I was standing here|without a stick...

and then I had a stick, so...

maybe the stick found me.

Assembled adventurers,|the expedition is over...

for Pooh has discovered|the North Pole!

- This?|- That.

Eureka!

Hoo hoo! Well, I'll be.

That's the North Pole,|all right, all righty!

I should have seen it myself!

But--but--oh...

well... eureka!

- Eureka!|- Yay!

Hooray for Pooh!

- Polerific!|- Hooray!

Positively magnetic!

Goodness! Where's Eeyore?

Did ya grab on yet, Roo?

Roo?

Somebody.

Anybody?

Hooray for Pooh.

I always liked that story.

It has such a lovely end.

But nobody said|hooray for Piglet.

He was so brave...

for someone so small.

hate water. Hoo hoo.

Come to think of it,|so do Tiggers.

W-y-yooouh!

Wha-ha!

Thank you, tail!

Thank you, Piglet,|wherever you are.

Look!

Piglet's scarf!

That's it! Come on, let's go!

Missed him again.

Oh, my.

You know Piglet's scarf never|goes anywhere without Piglet.

Oh! This is|more serious than I thought!

Maybe he's in grave danger.

Maybe Heffalumps got him!

- Heffalumps?|- Or--or Woozles!

W-Woozles?

And now|he's out there somewhere...

And now|he's out there somewhere...

with a storm brewing in.

Oh, goodness!

Goodness!

Do you think|he's gonna be all right?

Piglet shall be|very all right, indeed.

Don't let his small size|worry you.

Yep. Once he even made|a whole house.

He did?

Do you know the story|of The House at Pooh Corner?

Mmm... no.

- Oh, yes. It's right here.|- Page three.

On page four.

That's after three.

Oh, It's a lovely tale.|Don't you think so, Tigger?

- Tigger?|- Huh?

- Pooh Corner. Remember?|- Oh, yeah!

Is this story|about Piglet, too?

Why, yes, Roo, it is.

He seems to be the hero|of every story.

Goodness!

I was just thinking, Pooh...

Oh! Were you thinking of a way|to keep warm?

Actually, I was thinking...

about how you have a house|and I have a house...

and Rabbit and Owl...

and Christopher Robin|all have houses...

but poor Eeyore has nothing.

Well, that's certainly|something we could think about.

Hmm...

- Think, think, think. Hmm...|- Think, think, think.

l'v e got it! Whoa--oh!

Got what?

we'll build Eeyore|a house of his own!

Oh, that's a wonderful idea,|Pooh!

But where shall we build it?

Well...

right here.

Because this is where|I thought of it.

And since this is where|I thought of it...

we shall call this place|Pooh Corner.

Pooh Corner?

Uh, Pooh, I was thinking|along with you.

Yes, that's true, Piglet.

So we could call this place|Pooh and Piglet Corner...

if Pooh Corner|didn't sound better...

which it does, being smaller|and more like a corner.

So, Pooh Corner it is.

Look! Snow somersaults!|Hoo hoo hoo!

Whoa! Whoa-oa-oa!

Bother.

You know, I tried to stop,|but it's snow use.

Get it? Snow use! Hoo hoo hoo!

So, whatcha doin'?

We're going to build Eeyore|a house at Pooh Corner.

What a tickerific idea! Hoo hoo!

Whatcha going to build it with?

Uh, we haven't decided.

Say! I just bounced by|a humongerous pile of sticks!

They'd be positively perfect|for a donkey house!

Come on! Bounce this way!|Hoo hoo hoo!

Follow the bouncing Tigger!

What did I tell ya?

More sticks|than you can stick a shake at.

Gee, it's almost as if|someone left them here for us.

Whoo--ooh--whoo!

I wonder...

Naw!

Now let's get started,|so we can finish in time.

Uhh!|In time for what? Ah!

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Brian Hohlfeld

Brian Hohlfeld (born March 30, 1957) is an American screenwriter best known for writing He Said, She Said and his work with the Winnie the Pooh franchise. Hohlfeld is responsible for numerous uncredited feature rewrites including work on The Mighty Ducks. Before moving to Los Angeles, California, he taught film appreciation at Webster University in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri. He writes and produces the series My Friends Tigger & Pooh for which he received the 2008 Humanitas Prize for Children's Animation. more…

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