The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

Movie · 1977

A warm, gentle anthology of three classic Pooh stories rated G, with almost no objectionable content anywhere in its 74 minutes. A handful of mildly spooky or tense moments keep it from a clean 'none,' but every single one resolves happily.

A lovely first movie experience for toddlers and preschoolers; sensitive 2-year-olds may want a grown-up nearby for the dream sequence and the big storm.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionLoss & griefBig emotionsLoud or startling sounds

If you’d rather skip

Scary imagerythe Blustery Day segment, Pooh's dream sequenceMild

Surreal, morphing elephant-and-weasel creatures with glowing eyes fill Pooh's nightmare in a carnival-hallucination style; resolves when Pooh wakes up to a flooded house.

Loud or startling soundsthe Blustery Day segment, outdoor storm scenesMild

Loud rumbling thunder accompanies a dramatic windstorm; may startle sound-sensitive toddlers.

Peril & tensionthe Blustery Day segment, Piglet swept into the skyMild

Tiny Piglet is blown high into the air and held only by an unraveling scarf; played with humor but visually tense for the youngest viewers.

4 more moments are in the full report. See all of them, checked against your own family’s settings, in Little Longer.