Heck No Pooh's Adventures

And now it’s time for Winnie the Pooh and the Dark Crystal, or to make more sense, Pooh’s Adventures of the Dark Crystal. Since the film ain’t even a bad one (Scooby-Doo was just an episode), I watched the original film first - slow pacing, but that’s 80’s fantasy pacing and I enjoyed it a lot. Of course, adding Pooh and a bunch of other toons into a dark puppet fairy tale will do nothing to enhance the experience…

• 0:12 Sometimes, I wish they they would actually conclude that drumroll with a surprise. That’s why I dropped Rocco into my parody.
• 0:16 Not funny enough.
• 0:24 Legund of 2heruf Piglit. Again.
• 0:27 Well, well. Someone finally muted Piglet this time. This could be an improvemNah, that still doesn’t make it a good one at all.
• 0:28 Thus, the writing is still lazy.
• 0:37 Didn’t we already see that logo? Because the one in The Flintstones was a pardoy.
• 0:52 Jim Hension?
• 1:04 Well, so far, things are looking interesting.
• 3:08 Augh. Interest ruined.
• 4:24 As there is a heck of a lot of subtitles, wouldn’t you need screenplay credits as well?
• 4:30 Eh, even though the titles are concerning, this looks pretty dark for a Pooh’s Adventures video.
• 4:49 What am I saying.
• 4:55 Does almost every Pooh Adventure have to be a western?
• 5:27 All too quiet, and my speakers like things louder! At least the narrator can get back to his story, though.

Comments:

• “you need sound leveling…i couldn’t watch it cause I had to keep jumping up to turn the volume down and up and down and up”
• “Now this is my kind of show. I didn’t know there is another world and another time. This kind of resembles Star Wars residence.”
• “*mass role-playing*”
• “how come they dont make movies full of fantansy.my no one movie ever!”
• “When I watch this I always feel like I’m gonna turn around and there’s going to be some random guy I’ve never seen before in my life staring at me from across the room. And it’s freakin’ the hell out.”