Parents may find their attention wandering, but the simple tale contains valuable life lessons for their youngest offspring, who will likely be enchanted.
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03/20/03
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Piglet's Big Movie (2003)
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Reviews Counted:75
Fresh:54
Rotten:21
Average Rating:6.2/10
Consensus: Wholesome and charming entertainment for young children.
Theatrical Release:Mar 21, 2003 Wide
Box Office: $23,073,611
Synopsis: Winnie the Pooh and his loveable gang of friends are back in this Disney follow up to 2000's THE TIGGER MOVIE. This time around Pooh's smallest pal is given the star treatment in this sweet and... [More]
Starring: John Fiedler, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Ken Sansom
Director: Francis Glebas
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Reviews for Piglet's Big Movie
Top CriticThere are sweet turns that make the journey worthwhile.
03/20/03
Top CriticThere's no villain, very little conflict, and practically no plot; it's appropriate for sensitive preschoolers and almost nobody else (except, perhaps, insomniacs).
03/20/03
...for Saturday afternoon viewing and to be shared with very young kids.
03/20/03
Has all the charm of cafeteria creamed spinach.
03/20/03
Top CriticPiglet finally comes into his own in Disney's charming Piglet's Big Movie.
03/20/03
Top CriticAn improvement on the loud, un-A.A. Milne-like The Tigger Movie, mainly because it better captures the gentle, sampler-quilt world of the Hundred Acre Wood.
03/20/03
If you're a parent ... this isn't a bad 75-minute distraction for the little ones.
03/20/03
Not only appropriate for preschoolers, but it also has enough sophistication for older kids.
03/20/03
Top CriticA wholly invested Carly Simon has written a half dozen songs for the latest Hundred Acre Woods adventure. "A Mother's Intuition" is a fun tune for Kanga and mothers everywhere while "With a Few Good Friends" is a real toe-tapper.
03/20/03
Although time considerations have forced screenwriter Brian Hohlfeld to strip away the subtle complexities of Milne’s plotting, he’s managed to retain the aching melancholy of animal characters whose persistent self-doubt has a human resonance.
03/19/03
All three [flashbacks] derive from A.A. Milne's original tales, but retain only a smidgen of his droll, easy-chair wit.
03/19/03
Forget about deadlines, taxes and politics: the most important things in the world are mom, cookies, crayons, and good friends. And the only thing that can hinder a day full of directionless play and bouncing around is a bath.
03/18/03
There's no story here, just a progression of too-cute adventures told in a complicated flashback structure that will probably bore and confuse the preschool target audience.
03/17/03
The bland script and songs ... are likely to have the little ones fidgeting.
03/17/03
A soft, cuddly, thoroughly inoffensive ode to friendship designed for the six-and-under set.
03/17/03
While nowhere near as captivating as ABC’s “The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh,” this is a pleasant enough family diversion.
03/15/03
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