the introduction just got to me, every time i watched it. i lost it like 2yrs ago (VHS) and so now hav to watch it constantly on youtube... i have a tradition of watching it on the last day of summer b4 school starts - and im starting university this fall so u know how long its been.
anyways, fav lines is (as stated) the intro:
"Once upon the last day of a golden summer....*pause*
There was a boy,*pause* and a bear.
The boy, of whom we shall meet in a minute, was called Christopher Robin.
And the bear was called Winnie the Pooh.
And together, they had many grand adventures
in a remarkable place, called the Hundred Acre Wood.
But the grandest and most extraordinary of all their adventures was still to begin.
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Then a scene, song 'Forever' (I LOVE) and then:
"And so they stayed together, doing all the things a boy and a bear could do. And when the day began to end, Christopher Robin had quite forgotten,
he still had something to tell Pooh."
I dunno man, the way the narrator spoke i think was what made this special, and the music (besides the awesome song) really made everything whimsical, but yet, slightly sad.
at the end of that speech, as a kid, i was always (even after i knew what was about to happen)yearning for that day to never end; i was also apprehensive of what was about to come.
it may seem silly to some, but meant a lot to me:D
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