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Post by Jared on Nov 14, 2002 23:47:23 GMT
Hey... I always liked the name.  But don't call me Chris. Ever. Because I know a great person who goes by the name of Chris, or used to anyway. And I wouldn't do justice to that name... anything but Chris. Okay. So maybe not anything. You could stick to Jar. ;D Piglet? Interesting. Pooh obsession! ;D And WK/Eeyore thinks Christopher Robin is sinister. I don't know why... and he thought Tom Felton was 10 or something. Anyway... Eli now thinks Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot) is better-looking than Felton. Fickle. --edit-- Ooooh. I just found out that there's a Piglet movie coming out Sept 2003 called Piglet's Big Movie. Apparently, people are betting on whether the pink thing is male or female. ;D |
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Post by Elidor on Nov 16, 2002 5:01:47 GMT
I only said Felton is the best looking actor in the Harry Potter movie. But it could change by the third movie. That's when Cedric Diggory appear. ;D
I am betting that piglet is a male ;D
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Post by ~Dernhelm~ on Nov 16, 2002 7:11:28 GMT
I stopped liking Harry Potter a while ago. Somehow didn't find Rowling's ideas so "imaginative" as people claimed they were.
I used to be obsessed with Winnie the Pooh in third grade. Especially teasing Rabbit...
By the way, did you hear that the Two Towers soundtrack is coming out on December 10? I can't wait!
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Post by Jared on Nov 16, 2002 12:28:09 GMT
I managed to convince my parents to get me Harry Potter T-shirts from Bossini. Now I have 4. ;D
And they're actually letting me spend the hundred dollars I got from my old school on whatever I want.
I always wondered why Piglet's got stripes on his tummy. Or tum-tum, to sound more... Pooh-ish. I find the way Pooh and Piglet talk really... weird. But they're supposed to entertain little kids, so I guess that's the best...
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Post by Grubhosh on Nov 16, 2002 21:50:27 GMT
Did any one else notice Wood/s the Gryffindor quidditch captain? Very nice ;D Snape's cool though
Maybe piglet was ment to be made out of rags so they hadn't enought material to do his tum-tum in one bit 
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Post by Jared on Nov 17, 2002 2:17:31 GMT
Biggerstaff? Somehow, I don't get why all the girls like him. Oliver Wood was really hilarious in the first movie... Yea. Snape's cool. ;D Nice theory, Grubby. You know, Christopher Robin was a real person - the son of the author, A A Milne, who wrote the Pooh books. The real Christopher Robin died in 1996... |
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Post by Imrel on Nov 17, 2002 6:12:00 GMT
Really now? I always got the impression Chirstopher Robin was a real person, but I didn't know he was Milne's son. Learn summin' new every day.
I liked how Wood was portrayed in the movie, though he was nothing like I imagined. I never especially never thought of him with a highland accent.
Yes Eli, Piglet is a boy piggy. (I, however, am a girl, so don't go there...)
Jared, I love the way Milne wrote his books. It was such a fun way of putting things. I wish I still had the books, but they went into storage. On the other hand, I think dad's Pooh hardbacks are still in the bookcase here...
And the stripes are just the pattern on Piglet's vest. You know they changed the color of it when Disney animated the series; I find that very annoying. He looks much better in green. ;D
Btw, I'm not surprised they're doing a Piglet film. They already did one about Tigger. I'm betting Rabbit's next. And now I'm going to shut up cos I'm starting to sound like a seven year old.
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Post by ~Dernhelm~ on Nov 20, 2002 12:51:38 GMT
Winnie the Pooh was actually based upon the imagination of a boy called Christopher Robin and the animals in the Woods are his toys. Only that the cartoons extended it to make it a lovable kids series.
*Starts singing the Whoopdi Loopdi Super Bounce song from the Tigger Movie*
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But don't call me Chris. Ever. Because I know a great person who goes by the name of Chris, or used to anyway. And I wouldn't do justice to that name... anything but Chris.
