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* NotSoStoic: Eeyore spends most of the film being... well, the Eeyore, but he is genuinely horrified when Piglet leaps to save Pooh from falling into the gorge. Later, Eeyore screams for his life like he'd never done before when a bridge breaks under him in Skull.
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* NotSoStoic: Eeyore spends most of the film being... well, the Eeyore, but he is genuinely horrified when Piglet leaps to save Pooh from falling into the gorge. He's also scared when everyone realizes that they spent the night at Skull and is the first to rush in to the cave after hearing the Skullasaurus' roar. Later, Eeyore screams for his life like he'd never done before when a bridge breaks under him in Skull.
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* AnAesop:
** The lesson of the movie is that the biggest obstacle holding you back from something is often yourself. As Christopher Robin puts it perfectly, “you’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” Have faith in yourself and you can do it.
** The other lesson is what Pooh reflects on in "Wherever You Are". Yes, there truly is no such thing as forever because inevitably things will change, and you will inevitably lose people you care about to time and/or distance. But you will always have the love and lessons that people gave you in your heart, and it’s up to you to remember them and use them to keep going.
** The lesson of the movie is that the biggest obstacle holding you back from something is often yourself. As Christopher Robin puts it perfectly, “you’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” Have faith in yourself and you can do it.
** The other lesson is what Pooh reflects on in "Wherever You Are". Yes, there truly is no such thing as forever because inevitably things will change, and you will inevitably lose people you care about to time and/or distance. But you will always have the love and lessons that people gave you in your heart, and it’s up to you to remember them and use them to keep going.
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* AllIsWellThatEndsWell: Pooh is happy that Christopher Robin is home at the end of the movie, and that he was never in any danger after all. When Christopher says he’ll be going back to school the next day, Pooh asks if he should go looking for him again. He’s more than willing to embark on another long, dangerous journey if that’s what it takes to find him again, unbothered by the one he just came back from.
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* FearIsTheAppropriateResponse: After falling into the gorge and climbing out of the mud, Pooh reassures Piglet that it’s only him and the others, and he doesn’t have to be afraid. Then the group hears the Skullasaurus approaching, and Pooh calmly, but fearfully says ''now'' Piglet can be afraid.
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* ItsTheJourneyThatCounts: The movie ends with the group realizing Christopher Robin was never in any danger, nor were they, and despite their long journey, Christopher Robin was the one who found them. Nobody minds too much, since everybody realizes they grew into stronger, more confident people because of the journey. Piglet conquered his fears, Tigger realized how strong he really was, and Rabbit realized how smart he is. And Pooh has realized that Christopher Robin will always be with him.
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* BreakTheHaughty: Rabbit and Tigger are big victims of this as the story progresses. After Rabbit replaces Pooh as a leader to carry the map after he grows frustrated at the former's incompetence, his ego begins to inflate to a high level when they reach the mountainous regions when he sings his ImageSong, "If It Says So" which claims the map is the right answer to find the boy and it takes him a few minutes to deflate when he accidentally tears the map in half after it got snagged on the branch and blown away. Tigger, on the other hand, is boastful about his tail being powerful enough to help him bounce as he helps get the remaining part of the map which lands him on the log in the ravine as a bridge which he ends up breaking it making him realize his tail is weak and quickly breaks down as the log quickly shatters nearly killing him as he fells into the ravine.
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* BreakTheHaughty: Rabbit and Tigger are big victims of this as the story progresses. After Rabbit replaces Pooh as a leader to carry the map after he grows frustrated at the former's incompetence, his ego begins to inflate to a high level when they reach the mountainous regions when he sings his ImageSong, "If It Says So" which claims the map is the right answer to find the boy and it takes him a few minutes to deflate when he accidentally tears the map in half after it got snagged on the branch and blown away. Tigger, on the other hand, is boastful about his tail being powerful enough to help him bounce as he helps get the remaining part of the map which lands him on the log in the ravine as a bridge which he ends up breaking it making him realize his tail is weak and quickly breaks down as the log quickly shatters nearly killing him as he fells into the ravine. Both characters end up much more humble by the third act and do their best to be genuinely helpful instead.
* PostClimaxBoss: The climax of the film is the characters all learning the lesson from Christopher Robin on their own and finally overcoming their vices and fears, including Pooh realizing what Christopher Robin meant by insisting they’ll always be together. Afterwards, Rabbit’s group is confronted by the apparent Skullasaurus in the Eye of Skull, setting up a final confrontation with the evidently very real threat… [[spoiler:and it turns out to be Christopher Robin who reveals the beast wasn’t real.]]
* ScaryShadowFakeout: Towards the end of the film, a fearsome looking shadow approaches Rabbit, Tigger, Eeyore and Piglet in the Eye of Skull. The group believes it’s the Skullasaurus at last, but then it turns out to be Christopher Robin.
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Happens pretty much whenever a character hears [[BigBad the Skullasaurus.]] Eeyore has the precognition to remind everyone that as terrifying as Skull Cave looks, something that sucks a ''lot more'' is going to find them if they don't go inside now.
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: ThisIsGonnaSuck:
** Christopher Robin is gloomy from the moment he arrives to see Pooh. Going to school is already something he’s apprehensive about. But breaking the news to Pooh? You can tell he knows he’s in for something much worse trying to do that. The hole only gets deeper as Christopher Robin spends the next sequence chasing after Pooh who is actively asking him to delay whatever bad news he has, and insisting that they’ll always be with each other in-person.
** Happens pretty much whenever a character hears [[BigBad the Skullasaurus.]] Eeyore has the precognition to remind everyone that as terrifying as Skull Cave looks, something that sucks a ''lot more'' is going to find them if they don't go inside now.
** Christopher Robin is gloomy from the moment he arrives to see Pooh. Going to school is already something he’s apprehensive about. But breaking the news to Pooh? You can tell he knows he’s in for something much worse trying to do that. The hole only gets deeper as Christopher Robin spends the next sequence chasing after Pooh who is actively asking him to delay whatever bad news he has, and insisting that they’ll always be with each other in-person.
** Happens pretty much whenever a character hears [[BigBad the Skullasaurus.]] Eeyore has the precognition to remind everyone that as terrifying as Skull Cave looks, something that sucks a ''lot more'' is going to find them if they don't go inside now.
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** "Adventure is a Wonderful Thing" starts in C major, modulates to A minor then to D-flat major for the third verse, shifts to E-flat minor then to C minor for the bridge, and back to D-flat major for the final verse.
** "If it Say So" begins in C major, then modulates to D-flat major for the final verse and chorus.
** The end title version of "Wherever You Are" begins in G major, then shifts to A major for the final chorus.
** "Adventure is a Wonderful Thing" starts in C major, modulates to A minor then to D-flat major for the third verse, shifts to E-flat minor then to C minor for the bridge, and back to D-flat major for the final verse.
** "If it Say So" begins in C major, then modulates to D-flat major for the final verse and chorus.
** The end title version of "Wherever You Are" begins in G major, then shifts to A major for the final chorus.
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* WatchingTheSunset: The final scene is Pooh and Christopher Robin sitting on the knoll looking out at the sunset, promising to be friends forever and always there for each other.
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* GrimUpNorth: Owl's map sends the others off northwards through a progression of increasingly large woods, the forest of thorns, and eventually "the forbidden mountains" in "the far north" in order to reach the skull-shaped mountain where the the Skullasaurus purportedly lives.
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* AnAesop: The lesson of the movie is that the biggest obstacle holding you back from something is often yourself. As Christopher Robin puts it perfectly, “you’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” Have faith in yourself and you can do it.
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* AnAesop: AnAesop:
** The lesson of the movie is that the biggest obstacle holding you back from something is often yourself. As Christopher Robin puts it perfectly, “you’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” Have faith in yourself and you can doit.it.
** The other lesson is what Pooh reflects on in "Wherever You Are". Yes, there truly is no such thing as forever because inevitably things will change, and you will inevitably lose people you care about to time and/or distance. But you will always have the love and lessons that people gave you in your heart, and it’s up to you to remember them and use them to keep going.
** The lesson of the movie is that the biggest obstacle holding you back from something is often yourself. As Christopher Robin puts it perfectly, “you’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” Have faith in yourself and you can do
** The other lesson is what Pooh reflects on in "Wherever You Are". Yes, there truly is no such thing as forever because inevitably things will change, and you will inevitably lose people you care about to time and/or distance. But you will always have the love and lessons that people gave you in your heart, and it’s up to you to remember them and use them to keep going.
