Winnie the Pooh - Springtime with Roo [VHS]

The kids loved watching this on Easter, even though it says Springtime, it involves Rabbit playing the Easter Bunny and all the complications that come along with it. Will definitely play next year for the kids on Easter.

I think I first seen the trailer of this film is when I got the VHS of Piglet's Big Movie (which is wonderful for Piglet Fans). And in April 2004, I got the VHS of this from Ireland (which is a PAL VHS Cassette). Unfortunetly I'm not sure I would play the VHS again as the tape is getting almost interfiernces when it comes to old VHS Players. (in Ireland, But I live in UK and still have the TV with VHS Player stuck in together which works fine TBH)Until just about months ago while I was browsing [...] DVD Reviews of a Region 1 DVD like This one. Which ONLY Difference from the Region 2 DVD is it has 2 Episodes from the nostalgic TV Series in the 1980's (TITLED: The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh)1. Honey for a Bunny2. Trap as Trap Can (To me, it has random plot and hilarious parts like Papa Heffalump (voiced by Jim Cummings, Also voiced Pooh and Tigger recently. But Papa is even more stout and round than Pooh is. (for obvious reasons...) :P) got covered in flour while on his search for Junior! (His Scrawny Heffalump Son)And now the reason WHY I have got a Region 1 DVD of Springtime with Roo that is because of the two episodes werent on the Region 2 DVD. Thats what difference.In My Opinions about SWR that its a really good film that has adapted a Charles Dicken's famous Christmas Story. though the 2 Episodes on a R1 DVD were more welcome. :)5/5!Daniel Coffey

My Pre-K students loved the movie! Totally worth renting it!

My 3 year old daughter loves most things Winnie the Pooh, especially the Piglet movie, the Heffalump movie, and the original adventures of Pooh. This one isn't quite on par with those, but it's not nearly as bad as the Valentine DVD or the Growing Up with Pooh DVD's. Those truly must make Walt Disney cringe in his grave. My daughter has no interest in those, but she does ask for this Springtime DVD often. Rabbit is quite cranky throughout most of it, but not so much as to scare my daughter. In fact, she turned to me and said "I like Rabbit!". She knows that's just how Rabbit is. She's more excited about the fact that there's lots of Roo in this one.

Liked it alot

Somehow the writers made a kind of Easter version of A Christmas Carol. Don't be fooled by the title though. This is just as much about Rabbit as it is about Roo. Who knew you could make a fun Pooh movie about Rabbit? Truly a miracle.

The grandkids love the stories and pictures

Fun, singing, and all the Pooh team players. Kids enjoy it.

Disappointed that the dvd arrived with a completely different cover than advertised. It was bought as an Easter present for my almost 3 year old but she won’t visually know it’s related to springtime from this quite plain/boring cover. So yeah, disappointed before it’s even been opened/played!

I purchased this DVD for my son who loves Winnie the Pooh. His favourite is Roo so I was optimistic about this story. It is very much about roo and when it cuts to a different character it very much focuses on that characters relationship with Roo or something Roo has done etc. there is a lot of conversation between the characters and the narrator. There are several instances where the characters come out of the book being read and in typical Winnie the Pooh film style you see the book with words. In this story particularly everyone is very excited for Easter but rabbit, who is also the Easter bunny would rather have a spring cleaning day and boss everyone around and make rules. In the end Rabbit realises how horribly he treated his friends and makes a proper effort to make them happy. Lovely nice story.

Craved by my 5 year old granddaughter so that when I gave her £5 to spend for her holiday, she asked me if she could spend it on this, so we got straight down to order it on Amazon which she loved helping with. I gather the film is a great hit with her and is much-quoted.

Jolly good fun

I saw this Disney film on television and thought it would make an ideal Easter gift for my 4 year old grandson. His bedroom at my house is Winnie the Pooh orientated, bedding and pictures and posters all feature the pals.The film has lessons on sharing and giving which is good for a 4 year old to see. I tried for a DVD and was successful. The service was first class. Most importantly, the film was enjoyable and my grandson loved it.