Christopher Robin Edit

A balloon?

A donkey staring at you?

A few wrinkles maybe.

A Heffa what?

A Heffalump.

A Woozle is a slinking, little monster...

A Woozle is going to eat him for breakfast.

A Woozle will eat you for breakfast?

A Woozle...

Absolutely. She means the world to me.

Actually, yes, it was dancing with you.

Actually...

After all these years.

After I thought of it.

Ah, yes.

All hands on deck and all that.

All of you.

All right.

All with their Winslow Luggage.

Always very moving, that number.

And a Heffalump.

And another...

And be careful.

And come on, Christopher. You know she doesn't want to go.

And cost?

And decrease weight by point two percent.

And find cheaper suppliers.

And hate to be a persistent Peter...

And he saved us from the Heffalump.

And he smells a little funny.

And here.

And honey.

And hopes that we forget what's important in our lives.

And I almost lost you.

And I don't want you to go away.

And I looked for them both.

And I say...

And I think I know just where Somewhere is.

And I'll bounce! And I'll...

And I'll read you a bedtime story every night.

And I'm down here.

And I'm not gonna let you down.

And I'm off, ready for my morning honey

And I'm so sorry.

And I'm Tigger, T I double G UHR!

And if this ship goes down, you need to ask yourself the question...

And if we made the prices cheaper...

And if you were to give them all paid holidays...

And it being a hummy sort of a day outside.

And it's about time I, Christopher Robin, defeated it.

And it's an ace! She's won!

And no one else.

And not for the worse.

And now this.

And now, I'm here!

And Owl's weather vane.

And people don't like things that are different.

And rather hard to find the way back.

And some milk, and sugar...

And started making that noise...

And still two minutes to spare. So, good, yes?

And that looks like a bed.

And that's another thing.

And the game is called, "Say What You See."

And then they all...

And there goes the tail.

And there's that terrible noise.

And they all thought it was a Heffalump and panicked.

And Tiggers are the best springers in the world!

And together we will stay

And wait till you see London. So many balloons.

And we get you back in your own home. Now!

And what do people need to go on holiday?

And who is that?

And why is that?

And women.

And you can tell them all about your adventures.

And you say, "Oh, nothing." And then you go ahead and do it.

And you say, "What about a little something?"

And you should take this.

And, I couldn't find anyone either.

Another disastrous expotition.

Another one.

Anybody here?

Anyone?

Are we?

Are you all right?

Are you finally home?

Are you glad to see me, Christopher Robin?

Are you hearing yourself? You need to quit.

Are you hiding?

Are you home?

Are you home?

Are you on the lemonade, mate?

Are you ready?

Are you stuck?

Are you sure he ever was one?

Are you sure you wouldn't like some, Christopher Robin?

Are you sure?

Are you there?

Aren't you coming with me?

As my old Uncle Orville used to say...

As you were.

At least they left us the important papers.

At the moment...

Attack!

Balloons make me very happy.

Balloons!

Balloons! Come and get them.

Be silly. I didn't fall for you because you had your career set up.

Because she would do anything to please you.

Because when you do nothing...

Because you're a Woozle.

Because, because...

Being held by you.

Boarding school starts soon.

Bounce and bounce!

Bounce with me! Bounce,bounce,bounce!

Bravo! That's what we like to hear.

Bridge.

Bush. A man.

But by the sound of it, you are one.

But dreams don't come for free, Madeline.

But first...

But he left his important papers...

But how?

But I am rather glad that I was here.

But I do nothing every day.

But I don't want to take all the credit...

But I found you.

But I have asked my friend, Eeyore...

But I need your help.

But I shall treasure them.

But I would like one very, very much, please.

But I'm the only one!

But I've changed tremendously.

But it did make me very happy.

But it led us to the Heffalumps and the Woozles.

But it's getting late, and I'm very busy.

But it's not going to be easy. We'll have to reduce overheads...

But now look.

But of course, there wasn't really a Heffalump.

But summer will be over soon.

But that means I slept here, and I'm meant to be in the office in...

But the most wonderful thing about Tiggers is

But the tree I remember was behind the cottage in Sussex...

But there are perfectly good schools here in London...

But there's nothing there.

But those are Christopher Robin's important papers.

But we're still waiting for that gin rummy game.

But what I like doing best is nothing.

But what should happen if you forget about me?

But where's Pooh?

But why?

But without them, the Woozles will eat him for breakfast.

But you're Christopher Robin.

But you're Christopher Robin.

But your work is so important.

But, Christopher, my balloon.

By walking away from where I have been.

Cake is what Tiggers like best!

Cake, cake, cake. Will you never learn?

Can anybody hear me?

Can I get you anything from the trolley?

Can you see any of the others?

Can't change the inevitable.

Careful, Tigger. Things might get worse!

Catastrophe.

Certainly, sir.

Cheeky blighter.

Christopher Robin always comes to save us.

Christopher Robin must help me find everybody.

Christopher Robin said we should head north.

Christopher Robin would know how to stop the Heffalumps.

Christopher Robin, I made you this sack of Hundred Acre Wood haycorns.

Christopher Robin, your mother is in the car!

Christopher Robin!

Christopher Robin! Thank goodness.

Christopher Robin! You've brought guests.

Christopher Robin.

Christopher Robin.

Christopher, come on now.

Christopher, could you turn the world right side up again, please?

Christopher!

Christopher! There's a rumbly in my tumbly.

Christopher?

Christopher?

Christopher? Are you here?

Christopher.

Christopher.

Christopher.

Clearly, it's you who've lost your marbles.

Close enough, sir.

Clouds.

Come back to us!

Come here. Come in here.

Come on, Eeyore. Let's get to the bottom of this.

Come on, Eeyore. You'll be my witness.

Come on, it's not too late.

Come on, let's bounce! We haven't got a moment to lose.

Come on, Madeline! I'm gonna show you how to bounce.

Come on, Madeline. Let's see what this thing can do.

Come on, mate. I haven't got all day.

Come on, Pooh!

Come on, Pooh.

Come on, Pooh.

Come on, Pooh.

Come on, Pooh.

Come on, Roo! And I'll bounce!

Come on, then! Bounce faster, Eeyore.

Come on!

Come on!

Come on.

Concentrate!

Concentrate. Let's all work together, please.

Congratulations on Wimbledon.

Congratulations, Robin.

Could you "Say What You See" a little more quietly?

Could you give me some space, please?

Cow.

Cow.

Daddy!

Danger!

Dark. Gloomy.

Darling, that doesn't matter.

Darling, these creatures aren't real.

Darling, you're a genius!

Dear Father...

Dear Lord, he has lost his marbles.

Did he win? Mummy, tell me what's going on.

Did I get that right?

Did it not make you happy?

Did that say honey? Can we go back?

Did the red balloon make you happy?

Did they take him?

Did you let me go?

Didn't I?

Didn't you see the sign?

Dirty, mucky play. I expect you to come back filthy.

Disgrace. Shame. Humiliation.

Do hurry up, darling.

Do the monsters have Pooh?

Do you always have that case with you?

Do you even like your job?

Do you have dreams, Robin?

Do you know what'll happen if I lose one single sheet of this?

Do you live here all alone?

Do you remember, I used to try and cheer you up?

Do you see it, Eeyore?

Do you see?

Do you think he's all right?

Do you think that's really for the best?

Do you think you could read to me for a minute?

Do you understand?

Do you?

Does she have a briefcase like you?

Does she not like to play?

Does this make me look husky?

Does this world ever slow down?

Doesn't matter anyway. Headed for the waterfall.

Doesn't that say "Woozle?"

Doing nothing leads to the very best something.

Doing nothing often leads to the very best something.

Doing nothing often leads to the very best something.

Don't get me started.

Don't leave us. Tigger! Lift it, lift it!

Don't look him in the eye.

Don't move. Don't move, Eeyore. Maybe it won't eat us.

Don't worry, I do.

Don't worry. I'll get us.outta this mess!

Don't worry. This is part of the plan.

Don't you have a copy?

Don't you think you should be doing something more useful with your time?

Dreams don't come for free, Pooh.

Dreams don't come for free, Robin.

Dreams don't come for free.

Drive to Winslow's. That's where Madeline will be.

Eager to finally see how good you are.

Eeyore, I'm not a Heffalump!

Eeyore, this is Evelyn, my wife.

Eeyore, you've got a something...

Eeyore!

Eeyore!

Eeyore.

Embarrassing for me, of course, but hardly surprising.

Especially in all this fog.

Evelyn warned me.

Even in his ears.

Even though I think it may be impossible.

Everybody bounce!

Exactly! Where is Tigger, or Kanga, or Roo?

Exactly. A Woozle.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Father, is that you?

Father, please. This is clearly codswallop!

Father?

Father.

Finally good at something.

Fine. Wonderful. Everything's just perfect!

Five shillings, please.

Flew out of the door.

Focus, everyone, focus! Listen to each other!

Foggy today.

Follow the simple honey bee.

Follow them and we'll find Piglet.

For a fish in the sea.

For I am a bear of very little brain.

For let's all remember, I commissioned it.

For Madeline.

For now, just try and be a less exuberant you.

For within my heart If we should ever part

For?

Forever

Gin rummy.

Give me some manual labor any day of the...

Go explore. I'm sure your father found loads of things to play with around here...

Go limp.

Go limp.

Go this way, come on.

Going to see you...

Going to the countryside, to the lakes, and beaches...

Good bye!

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good evening.

Good luck with everything.

Good morning, house.

Good morning, sir.

Good morning.

Good night, Winnie the Pooh.

Good night.

Good night.

Good. That's good.

Goodbye, Bucket.

Goodbye, Christopher.

Goodbye, Christopher.

Goodbye, everyone. It's so nice to see you all again.

Goodbye, Pooh.

Goodness gripes!

Got to go quicker. Got to go quicker.

Grand.

Grass.

Grayford Prep is the best!

Great. Now it has a weapon.

Happens to me all the time. Have you just eaten honey?

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday to you Happy birthday, dear Madeline

Hartfield! Hartfield Station!

Has he?

Have a nice time.

Have you eaten Winnie the Pooh?

Haycorns.

He also said that your happiness means the world to him.

He does that a lot.

He has hair everywhere!

He lies!

He sure did.

He was helping me to find my friends.

He will come back to us, though.

He's coming! It's coming!

He's drawn his sword.

He's giant. Huge! He's a massive beast.

He's going to be awfully glad to get them back.

He's got me!

He's having a bit of a hard time of it.

He's headed to a clearing.

He's saying, "Windy tent. That's an apple."

He's talking about me.

He's winning, Mum.

Heffalump!

Heffalumps can't see you if you don't move.

Hello, Christopher Robin.

Hello, Eeyore.

Hello, Evelyn my wife.

Hello, Heffalump.

Hello, Pooh.

Hello, talking donkey, how are you doing today?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello? How are you getting on in there?

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Help me.

Here we are.

Here.

Here's me cabbie license. You don't believe me?

Hey, what the...?

His eyes are too close together.

Hold on.

Hold the lift, please.

Home sweet home!

Honey, please. Lots of honey.

Honey!

Honey.

House.

House.

House.

How about, may “Nap“me“

How are you here, Pooh?

How are you today?

How come nobody's bouncing?

How dare you pretend to be Christopher Robin. He'd never say such a thing.

How did you know?

How do you do nothing?

How do you do?

How exactly do I do that?

How gloomy and sad.

How much deeper, sir?

How old will I be then?

How's it going in here?

Hundred Acre Wood.

I always get to where I'm going...

I am Christopher Robin.

I am Christopher Robin.

I am sorry.

I appear to have reached the end...

I beg your pardon, sir?

I beg your pardon?

I believe that's a Madeline.

I can hear him.

I can lip read.

I can't come this weekend.

I can't see anything.

I can't see what the Heffalump's doing, but it sounds very nasty.

I can't, darling. There's an 11:00 meeting I'm terribly late for.

I can't. I've gotta go back to London.

I could never have forgotten my case of important things.

I couldn't find anybody.

I didn't bother packing it.

I didn't mean to frighten you. Come on.

I didn't mean to frighten you. Pooh!

I do not know which one is standing.

I do that funny voice, "You're squashing me...

I do.

I don't believe so.

I don't feel much like Pooh today.

I don't know about that, Eeyore.

I don't know south.

I don't know what that is.

I don't know why you came back.

I don't know, Pooh. I don't know.

I don't know. Somewhere between here and the station.

I don't need to remind you, we're under increasing pressure to cut costs!

I don't remember being cheery.

I don't see any cracks.

I don't think I'll need any help remembering the Wood...

I don't think we played "Naptime" very well.

I got you home.

I got you, Piglet. Don't worry. Ain't too heavy for Tigger.

I had to stay for work.

I have an alternative solution.

I have asked him to propose a rissolution.

I have got some rather pressing work to do.

I have the answer.

I have to stay for work.

I have vanquished the Heffalump.

I haven't got time for this.

I haven't got time to help you look. I'm on a deadline.

I haven't got time to muck about.

I haven't seen you laugh in years.

I haven't seen you laugh in years.

I just saw the most preposterous imposterator.

I know it.

I know, I've got it!

I know. Katherine rang to let me know.

I like that too.

I like to be warmed.

I lost him.

I lost myself, Maddy.

I lost your papers.

I love cats. May I? Can I?

I mean, acorns.

I mean, he goes.

I never knew you could draw so well.

I never see you.

I promised my wife and daughter I'd take them away this weekend, sir.

I saved a little bit.

I saved them from a Heffalump which was, in fact, well, me.

I see.

I see.

I shall never remember all this!

I should be working. Trying to find a solution.

I should need good luck.

I should never have shouted at you.

I should never have trusted you with it!

I sounded incredible! Tiggers are excellent singers.

I spent all morning on that.

I still keep it with me.

I suppose I did.

I suppose it's where it needs to be.

I suppose you can keep these here then.

I suppose you won't be coming to the cottage.

I sure did.

I think it's a whole herd.

I think it's behind the house.

I think that decision's about to be made for me.

I think the Heffalump's got him by the foot.

I think things are changing.

I think what's happened is...

I think with the right amount of rest...

I think you're right, Roo.

I thought that maybe if I brought you your papers...

I thought you were playing "Naptime."

I thought you were working on this, too.

I thought you'd do anything for this company.

I told you I was working.

I told you, he's gone crackers.

I understand.

I wanna go home.

I wanna look him straight in the eye.

I wanted to talk to you about that.

I was about to mount a search party.

I was about to take it in, give it some milk. You know, rehabilitate it.

I was hoping you would know.

I was like a ventriloquist when I was younger.

I was pretending that there was a Heffalump.

I was thinking that Madeline and I should stay longer.

I was wrong about everything...

I was wrong about work.

I was...

I went away when I was her age.

I went through the door through which Christopher Robin is known to appear.

I will. Thank you, Officer.

I won't ever forget about you, Pooh. I promise.

I wonder where they all could be.

I would like to do that.

I would prefer a lovely, crunchy carrot.

I would've liked it to go on for a while longer.

I wouldn't go in there if I was us.

I'd do anything for this company.

I'd like a balloon, please.

I'd like a return ticket, please?

I'd like five cups of tea, please.

I'd like that.

I'd like you to start on this immediately.

I'd love that.

I'd love to hear it.

I'll be gone soon.

I'll be right here.

I'll get searching. Tiggers are the best searchers.

I'll pounce ya. I'll pound ya.

I'll put it back in the holder of important things.

I'll take my suitcase upstairs.

I'll take this to Pooh.

I'll teach you to scare my friends!

I'm a bit tired.

I'm actually going to definitely stay.

I'm already at the bottom.

I'm an adult, with adult responsibilities.

I'm covered in honey now.

I'm ever so sorry.

I'm getting very sleepy.

I'm glad you asked.

I'm going to be doing nothing for a while with my family.

I'm going to close my eyes.

I'm gonna go for it.

I'm gonna miss you too, Tigger.

I'm gonna miss you, I am!

I'm here to tell you...

I'm hungry.

I'm just talking to my teddies.

I'm listening.

I'm lost.

I'm not a child anymore.

I'm not a Heffalump. I'm Christopher Robin.

I'm not a hero, Pooh.

I'm not afraid of you!

I'm not doing this for fun, you know?

I'm not frightened. I'm not frightened.

I'm not going to do nothing anymore.

I'm not how you remember me.

I'm not sure I'm going to go.

I'm not who I used to be.

I'm so sorry, Madeline.

I'm so sorry, Mr. Robin. There's an emergency. Your wife is outside.

I'm so sorry, Pooh. I'm so terribly sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry. Madeline?

I'm sorry he couldn't stay.

I'm sorry I have to go, but I've already stayed far too long.

I'm sorry I wasn't there.

I'm sorry, darling. I never meant for her to see me.

I'm sorry, old bean.

I'm sorry, this compartment is rather full.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sure I don't know where they are.

I'm terribly sorry.

I'm terribly sorry.

I'm terrified.

I'm the Efficiency Manager at a luggage company.

I'm the only one

I'm the only one.

I'm way ahead. I've been very efficient.

I've already finished the book list that Grayford Prep sent.

I've been a father of very little brain.

I've been thinking.

I've cracked.

I've lost all of my friends.

I've really got to go.

I've really got to make the next train.

I've scarcely thought about them in 30 years.

I've totally cracked.

If anyone wants to clap, now is the time to do it.

If I can get these papers to Father...

If I know anything about anything...

If only Christopher Robin were here.

If only Eeyore were here to enjoy it.

If we all could afford to go on holiday...

If we don't come up with something.

If we don't get the papers to him...

If we don't solve the issue, we'll have no choice but to shut down!

If we replace the second inner bevel with beechwood...

Immediately.

Imposterator!

In short, we need to cut some costs.

In the mood for food

Is anything familiar?

Is it a carrot cake?

Is it all tied up nice and tight?

Is it more important than your case of important things?

Is it more important than...

Is me and Piglet...

Is nothing.

Isn't that our responsibility to her?

Isn't this the same sign?

It all depends on how you look at things.

It all sounds very, very nasty!

It chills my heart.

It has loads of things from when you were my age.

It is, sir. Because the answer to all your problems...

It leads to the very best of a something.

It may be the hunger.

It means stay right here in this very, very safe box.

It might make her happy.

It must know I can't swim.

It never can.

It puts me in the mood

It really is very good.

It was from Christopher Robin.

It was nothing.

It was one of my briefer naps.

It was too much day for me.

It was your fault.

It would appear not.

It would if it was trying to trick me!

It would seem I must go forward...

It'll prepare her for the real world.

It's a compass, from the war.

It's a sad day.

It's all here. In my papers.

It's all on you, Robin.

It's always a sunny day...

It's Bear speaking.

It's called "Say What You See."

It's easy to lose your way on a foggy day.

It's February 11th, 1944.

It's ferocious. It's a biter.

It's for keeping very important things in.

It's getting worse.

It's hard to hear anything above my tummy rumbling.

It's hard to imagine your father as a child, isn't it?

It's his naptime.

It's just Birmingham, sir. They're always late.

It's just the old weather vane.

It's just too bad it's over.

It's kind of you to kidnap me.

It's lovely having you all here.

It's Madeline Robin serving for the Wimbledon title.

It's me, Piglet.

It's me.

It's more fun with two It's always me and you

It's nobody.

It's not always that simple.

It's not entirely clear.

It's Pooh.

It's Pooh.

It's Pooh.

It's sink or swim.

It's so loud!

It's still you looking out.

It's the Heffalump that's screaming!

It's today.

It's too tight.

It's usually today.

It's very loud and not in a hummy sort of way.

It's when people call out...

It's you.

It's your fellow Heffalumps, calling you home.

It's yours. I found it in the attic.

Just a cat.

Just an average Windsday morning for me.

Just do nothing! Just do nothing!

Just have to go with the flow.

Just like a Heffalump.

Just me?

Just my luck.

Just now, yes. But usually, no.

Just show us the proposals.

Keep north, Christopher.

Keep plugging away, everyone.

Keep up the good work.

Keep us headed north.

Ladies and gentlemen, I have to step outside.

Larger.

Laughing at my misfortune.

Leering at his lunch.

Let me look.

Let's address the Heffalump in the room, shall we?

Let's get going.

Let's go and see if we can't find Piglet.

Let's go into your office.

Let's go.

Let's not do this in public, shall we? You wide eyed nincompoop.

Let's see.

Let's stop for a snack.

Like this?

Like this.

Listen, I will call Dr. Cunningham on Monday.

Little bit more quietly. Please?

London's northwest actually.

Look at his big, silly nose, and his flippy floppy ears.

Look at how you saved everybody today.

Look at that silly stripe.

Look at that! Amazing!

Look out, Pooh. Here I come.

Look, don't make this harder on me.

Look, haycorn shells. A whole trail of them.

Look, I can't be distracted.

Look, I've got to hurry.

Look, if I work really hard now, then in the future...

Look, Madeline is happy and I'm happy that she's happy.

Look, never mind about that.

Look, there's no such thing as monsters.

Look.

Look.

Look. Hello!

Look. My balloon!

Looks like they were all here.

Louder, Eeyore, louder!

Love, Madeline.

Luggage, Mr. Winslow!

Maddy, would you like some lemonade?