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|name = Pooh's Heffalump Movie |
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|image = Poohs heffalump movie.jpg |
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|caption = Promotional poster for ''Pooh's Heffalump Movie'' |
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|writer = [[Brian Hohlfeld]]<br>[[Evan Spiliotopoulos]] |
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|director = [[Frank Nissen]] |
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|producer = [[Jessica Koplos-Miller]] |
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|music = [[Joel McNeely]] |
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|released = [[February 11]], [[2005]] |
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|runtime = 68 minutes |
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|country = [[United States]] |
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|language = English |
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|budget = $20 million |
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|imdb_id = 0407121 |
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| preceded_by = ''[[Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo]]'' (2004) |
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The film begins when Winnie the Pooh and his friends hear a strange noise and find a set of large, perfectly circular footprints in the [[Hundred Acre Wood]]. They jump to the conclusion that the noise and prints are from a [[heffalump]], and Rabbit organizes an expedition to go try to catch it; but Roo is told to stay behind, as everyone believes the expedition is too dangerous for one as young as he. |
The film begins when Winnie the Pooh and his friends hear a strange noise and find a set of large, perfectly circular footprints in the [[Hundred Acre Wood]]. They jump to the conclusion that the noise and prints are from a [[heffalump]], and Rabbit organizes an expedition to go try to catch it; but Roo is told to stay behind, as everyone believes the expedition is too dangerous for one as young as he. |
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The pair eventually meet up with the rest of Roo's friends, who are frightened and immediately try to "rescue" Roo and capture the Lumpy. Lumpy runs away; in running after him Roo ends up in a tight spot, and it's up to Lumpy's mother to save Roo and show everyone that heffalumps are nice and not to be feared. |
The pair eventually meet up with the rest of Roo's friends, who are frightened and immediately try to "rescue" Roo and capture the Lumpy. Lumpy runs away; in running after him Roo ends up in a tight spot, and it's up to Lumpy's mother to save Roo and show everyone that heffalumps are nice and not to be feared. |
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*[[Nikita Hopkins]]: [[Roo]] |
*[[Nikita Hopkins]]: [[Roo]] |
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*[[Kyle Stanger]]: [[Lumpy the Heffalump]] |
*[[Kyle Stanger]]: [[Lumpy the Heffalump]] |
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*[[Ken Sansom]]: [[Rabbit (Winnie the Pooh)|Rabbit]] |
*[[Ken Sansom]]: [[Rabbit (Winnie the Pooh)|Rabbit]] |
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==Sequel== |
== Sequel == |
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A sequel [[Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie]] was released September 13, 2005. |
A sequel [[Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie]] was released September 13, 2005. |
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* This film was the last time [[Nikita Hopkins]] voiced the character of Roo. |
* This film was the last time [[Nikita Hopkins]] voiced the character of Roo. |
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* [[Owl (Winnie the Pooh)|Owl]] and [[Gopher (Winnie the Pooh) |Gopher]] are absent in this movie. |
* [[Owl (Winnie the Pooh)|Owl]] and [[Gopher (Winnie the Pooh) |Gopher]] are absent in this movie. |
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* [[Christopher Robin]] appears during the end credits and does not speak. |
* [[Christopher Robin]] appears during the end credits and does not speak. |
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==Reception== |
== Reception == |
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The film bombed at the American box office, and had to rely on overseas sales to turn a profit, making just $5,805,559 in its opening weekend for an average of only $2,296 from 2,529 theaters. The film ended up with a final gross of $18,098,433 in North America. However, the film did manage to make $34,760,000 internationally, bringing the total worldwide gross to $52,858,433, thereby making the film a moderate success. Despite the tepid box office numbers, reviews were generally positive, resulting in a "Certified Fresh" rating of |
The film bombed at the American box office, and had to rely on overseas sales to turn a profit, making just $5,805,559 in its opening weekend for an average of only $2,296 from 2,529 theaters. The film ended up with a final gross of $18,098,433 in North America. However, the film did manage to make $34,760,000 internationally, bringing the total worldwide gross to $52,858,433, thereby making the film a moderate success. Despite the tepid box office numbers, reviews were generally positive, resulting in a "Certified Fresh" rating of 80% on [[Rotten Tomatoes]]. |
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*[http://www.movieweb.com/movies/film/48/2748/summary.php Pooh's Heffalump Movie at MovieWeb] |
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Revision as of 14:29, 7 February 2009
Pooh's Heffalump Movie | |
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Directed by | Frank Nissen |
Written by | Brian Hohlfeld Evan Spiliotopoulos |
Produced by | Jessica Koplos-Miller |
Starring | Jim Cummings John Fiedler Nikita Hopkins Peter Cullen Kyle Stanger |
Music by | Joel McNeely |
Distributed by | Walt Disney Pictures Buena Vista Pictures |
Release dates | February 11, 2005 |
Running time | 68 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $20 million |
Pooh's Heffalump Movie is an animated Winnie the Pooh film, released by Walt Disney Pictures in 2005. This is the last theatrical feature-length film based on Disney's Winnie the Pooh franchise.
Plot
The film begins when Winnie the Pooh and his friends hear a strange noise and find a set of large, perfectly circular footprints in the Hundred Acre Wood. They jump to the conclusion that the noise and prints are from a heffalump, and Rabbit organizes an expedition to go try to catch it; but Roo is told to stay behind, as everyone believes the expedition is too dangerous for one as young as he.
Roo slips out on his own in search of the heffalump, and soon finds it -- quite by accident. "It" is a playful young four-footed creature named Heffridge Trumpler Brompet Heffalump IV (nicknamed "Lumpy"), colored lavender and having a Southern English accent and a trunk like an elephant, but being not much larger than Roo. Roo is afraid at first but the two quickly make friends and play. Roo asks Lumpy to come home with him to meet all of Roo's friends; Lumpy is afraid because of what he thinks they might be like, but Roo reassures him and they return to the Hundred Acre Wood, which is deserted, as everyone else is still out searching for the heffalump. Roo and Lumpy become great friends and find that they're not so different.
The pair eventually meet up with the rest of Roo's friends, who are frightened and immediately try to "rescue" Roo and capture the Lumpy. Lumpy runs away; in running after him Roo ends up in a tight spot, and it's up to Lumpy's mother to save Roo and show everyone that heffalumps are nice and not to be feared.
Cast
- Nikita Hopkins: Roo
- Kyle Stanger: Lumpy the Heffalump
- Jim Cummings: Winnie the Pooh, Tigger
- Peter Cullen: Eeyore
- John Fiedler: Piglet
- Ken Sansom: Rabbit
Sequel
A sequel Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie was released September 13, 2005.
Trivia
- This film was the last time Nikita Hopkins voiced the character of Roo.
- Owl and Gopher are absent in this movie.
- Christopher Robin appears during the end credits and does not speak.
Reception
The film bombed at the American box office, and had to rely on overseas sales to turn a profit, making just $5,805,559 in its opening weekend for an average of only $2,296 from 2,529 theaters. The film ended up with a final gross of $18,098,433 in North America. However, the film did manage to make $34,760,000 internationally, bringing the total worldwide gross to $52,858,433, thereby making the film a moderate success. Despite the tepid box office numbers, reviews were generally positive, resulting in a "Certified Fresh" rating of 80% on Rotten Tomatoes.