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This is Disney’s WORST Fear! (Winnie the Pooh)

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Tv & Film

4.8894 Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2024

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Join Film Theory Host MatPat as he explains how Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey can exist! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hello internet, welcome to film theory.

0:19.0

So, have you guys seen this ridiculous Winnie the Pooh horror movie that just came out?

0:22.6

Winnie the Pooh, Blood and Honey.

0:24.6

Yeah, some indie filmmakers have decided to take the lovable poo bear from the 100 Acre Wood

0:28.6

and, uh, put a unique spin on the idea, to say the least.

0:31.6

Reimagining the story for children as a decidedly adult-oriented slasher movie. While the film has been absolutely eviscerated by both fans and critics,

0:40.0

the sheer novelty of the idea of the adorable Pooh Bear and his pals going on a murderous rampage

0:44.4

has earned a respectable $3.8 million so far, off of a budget that was smaller than $100K.

0:51.0

It is enough of a profit that the filmmakers have already announced a sequel,

0:54.8

as well as similar horror adaptations for other Disney classics like Bambi the Reckoning,

0:59.3

and Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare, all of which will be part of a shared universe, because

1:04.0

of course they will be. Now, there's probably another theory in here somewhere about how

1:08.1

and why these low-budget horror movies get made and how successful they are for the studios but for today i just wanted to ask the simple question of

1:14.1

how exactly does this movie exist like legally how did they get away with this thing well

1:19.3

winnie the poo blood and honey exists because the winnie the pooh franchise no longer belongs

1:23.4

only to disney it actually belongs to you, you sitting at home without your pants on.

1:28.2

Literally you. You see, back in the beginning of 2022, Winnie the Pooh entered the public domain here in

1:32.7

the United States, meaning that it's no longer protected by copyright. So now anyone can use

1:37.2

these characters and stories in practically any way they want, writing their own sequels,

1:41.6

having Pooh and the Friends in their own franchises outside the original work, adapting them into gratuitously violent horror movies.

1:48.0

And Winnie the Pooh is not the only major work that's on its way to being owned by everyone.

1:51.0

You see, loyal theorists, the world of entertainment is about to get very interesting.

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