As for Pooh, the movie's planned release for spring 2011 will come six years after "Pooh's Heffalump Movie" was largely panned by critics while earning just $18 million at the domestic boxoffice.
Pooh, though, is the world's second-biggest licensed character franchise behind Mickey Mouse, according to Mooney, hence, a renewed focus on the property that will include merchandise and books.
It's interesting that they changed the TV series on the Disney channel from hand-drawn to digital animation, and it has never looked as warm as it was before. This is one of those examples where the digital version didn't appeal to me. So I am glad that they are going back to hand-drawn animation for the Pooh movie.
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