Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin Page #4

Synopsis: Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin are best friends who wish they could be together forever. However Christopher Robin needs to go to school. Christopher Robin has trouble telling Pooh that they will be separated, so he leaves him a note. Pooh, misunderstanding and believing that Christopher Robin has gone to Skull and needs his help launches a rescue mission with the help of Rabbit, Tigger, and Piglet.
Director(s): Karl Geurs
Production: Buena Vista Worldwide Home Entertainment
  5 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Rotten Tomatoes:
38%
G
Year:
1997
76 min
2,129 Views


[mutters]

[grumbles]

[Tigger Iaughs]

[Tigger mutters]

[Iaughs]

[Pooh] I've tried to find you,

Christopher Robin.

I know, Pooh, I'm sorry.

You'd have found him by now if...

if I hadn't...

Pooh Bear?

I've Iooked all the places you weren't.

I just can't find the places... you are.

I only know that you are where I am not.

And... where am I?

I wish you were here to tell me.

Perhaps if I were to wish...

very, very hard.

# Come out, moon

# Come out, wishing star

# Come out, come out

# Wherever you are

# I'm out here in the dark

# All alone and wide awake

# Come and find me

# I'm empty and I'm cold

# And my heart's about to break

# Come and find me

# I need you to come here and find me

# 'Cause without you I'm totally lost

# I've hung a wish on every star

# It hasn't done much good so far

# I can only dream of you

[Christopher Robin laughs]

# Wherever you are

# I'll hear you laugh

# I'll see you smile

# I'll be with you

# Just for a while

# But when the morning comes

# And the sun begins to rise

# I will lose you

# Because it's just a dream

# When I open up my eyes

# I will lose you

# I used to believe in forever

# But forever's too good to be true

# I've hung a wish on every star

# It hasn 't done much good so far

# I don 't know what else to do

# Except to try to dream of you

# And wonder if you are dreaming too

# Wherever you are

[yawns]

Oh, my.

# Wherever you are #

[snores]

[wind whistles]

[yawns]

Oh, dear.

[Piglet gibbers]

Piglet?

[gibbers]

Skuh-skuh-skuh...

Skuh-skuh-skuh-skuh-skuh...

Try to be specific.

Skuh-skuh-skuh-skuh-skuh...

Skull.

[all shriek]

Christopher Robin's in the eye

of that thing?

[Tigger] How we gonna get way up there?

By going... in... there.

[Tigger] But it's dark.

[Piglet] And f-f-f-frightful.

And we have no idea what we'II find.

[growling]

But we know what's gonna find us.

[Piglet] The skullasaurus.

[Piglet] N-n-now which way

to the eye of the skull?

Don't Iook at me.

Oh, bother.

Think, think.

If each of us went

where the other one hasn't...

Think.

And one were where another wasn't.

By which I mean to say...

perhaps we should split up.

Why, Pooh Bear,

I believe that's a very smart idea.

I'm so glad you Iiked it. [chuckles]

Whatever it was.

[echoes] Christopher Robin.

C-C-Christopher Robin.

[growling]

Christopher Robin.

Yoo-hoo.

[screams]

What's that?

Oh, d-dear!

[nervous giggle] There's nothing

to be afraid of, it's just the wind.

That's right, i-i-it's nothing.

Nothing at all.

[screams]

Rabbit?

[Rabbit shrieks]

Christopher Robin.

Christopher Robin.

Come out, come out, wherever you aren't.

[bats squeal]

[screams]

Tigger?

[Rabbit shrieks]

Ooh! Ahhh!

Piglet?

[Eeyore groans]

[Eeyore shrieks]

Eeyore.

[shrieking]

[Eeyore shrieks]

[Tigger] Help!

[gibbers]

[Eeyore shrieks]

[thud]

Tigger! Rabbit!

Eeyore!

Thanks for noticing.

[growling]

There it is! There it is!

[Tigger] It's the terribibblist

skullasaurus I've ever seen!

Not to mention the only one.

[all shriek]

Did someone say... "Skullasaurus?"

[shrieks]

[Pooh whimpers]

Did you hear that? The skullasaurus.

He got Pooh.

Pigwet.

Wabbit!

Tigger!

I'm gonna miss that bear. [sniffles]

Oh, Pooh.

[distant growling]

Now it sounds Iike

the beastly creature is...

[gasps] Look there!

The eye of the skull.

Whatever will we do?

Well, we could get the kid out of there.

If anybody has any ideas

how to get up there, that is.

The map! What's it say?

Oh, my. It's useless.

There's nothing in here

about how to get up there.

Why, why, I'd have to figure it out

all by myself, from scratch.

I... I... Can I do that?

Yeah, can he do that?

I could try.

For Pooh.

Fank you, Wabbit.

Whoo-hoo! I have it!

Tigger, you can bounce Piglet

to that Iedge up there.

And, Piglet, you can toss

that Iong viney thing to us down here.

And we'II shimmy on up

and rescue Christopher Robin together.

Me? Make a bounce Iike that?

With a rickety old tail Iike this?

Au-contrariwise.

Well, I guess I could try.

If it'd make Pooh happy.

Vewy, vewy happy.

It's a... rather high place

for a... a very small animal.

But I'II be brave for Pooh Bear.

One for the money, two for the show,

three because uh... uh...

it comes before four.

And here we go.

[creaks]

You did it!

[strains]

[yells]

You know,... for a moment, I almost

thought I could hear Pooh Bear,

cheering us on.

Wait for me, Piglet.

Hold on, Eeyore.

Oh, bother.

I believe if there is no way out...

that I shall have to stay... in.

With no more friends.

No more Christopher Robin.

No more... we.

If only I hadn't forgotten

what he asked me to remember.

Oh, Christopher Robin,

if you just could have seen Piglet.

He was so much braver than he believes.

And Tigger was stronger than he seems.

And Rabbit smarter than he thinks.

[Christopher Robin] Even if we're apart

I'll always be with you.

Christopher Robin?

[Christopher Robin] Always be with you.

[Christopher Robin] Always be with you.

Hmm.

It's a rather puzzlesome thing,

but it's almost as if

you had never Ieft me.

But that can't be, can it?

Or can it?

Perhaps you are here.

So, even though we're apart...

we really are together.

[chuckles] Then perhaps

Owl was mistaken all along.

Perhaps the place where you are...

is not on a map.

[chuckles]

How very nice for... us.

[scraping]

[thuds]

This is it.

[Rabbit] It's...

It's...

It's...

[Piglet] Christopher Robin?

[chuckles] You made it.

How clever of you.

We're so very glad to see you.

Hello.

Where have you been? I've been

searching everywhere for you.

We've been searching for you.

But on the way I found something else.

That I'm brave enough.

Feast your eyes on this.

I'm strong enough.

[thud]

[Rabbit] Ahem!

I found I'm smart enough.

Pretty smart, eh?

Didn't have to come clear out here

to find it.

Had it inside all along.

Of course you did.

It's just Iike I told...

Wait! Searching for me?

[Tigger] Why, certainly.

To save you from Skull.

Skull?

[chuckles] Oh, no.

I was at school.

- School?

- That Owl!

I knew skull had another "y" in it.

But you said to worry about you

'c-c-c-cause you were going far away.

Yeah, and you needed help.

No, no, no.

"Don't worry about me.

I'm not going far away."

"Just to school.

Be back this afternoon."

"Help yourself to this honey."

"And it Iooks Iike Pooh did."

Where is Pooh?

Oh, Christopher Robin.

The skullasaurus gobbled him up.

- The what?

- [growling]

[all scream]

[chuckles] That's no skullasaurus.

There's only one thing

that makes a sound Iike that.

The rumbly tumbly

of a hungry for honey... Pooh Bear.

[tummy grumbles]

Now, Christopher Robin,

I was saving this honey for you.

But since we're together,

if I munched a small smackerel

you'd have half, would you not?

AIthough, to be fair to us both,

I should munch twice as much.

But then this would only Iast...

half as Iong.

[sighs] Oh, it's a bothersome thing

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