Pooh's Heffalump Movie (2005)

[Bubbles-11]

Currently exclusive to the $1,500 Walmart exclusive limited print run Disney Legacy Collection box set.

[JasonMichael]

Originally Posted by Bubbles-11

Currently exclusive to the $1,500 Walmart exclusive limited print run Disney Legacy Collection box set.

Get it on the cheap now, or pay through the nose later!!!!

[kevin87]

I hope they release it by itself, I'd never buy that set even if I had zero movies from it yet.

Release it individually, add the Halloween movie as well, since both movies have a runtime of barely over an hour.

[romuald121]

Originally Posted by JasonMichael

Get it on the cheap now, or pay through the nose later!!!!

Define cheap, 1,500$ is not it, plus taxes, import fees, good luck with that

[WonkaBedknobs83]

I saw this in theaters. It actually managed to tick me off less than Chicken Little did that same year, but I'm not buying a ludicrously overpriced box set and end up with duplicates of a bunch of movies I have accumulated multiple copies of since the 1980s and 1990s along with movies I'd rather not have in my collection at all just for this movie. Even when you consider what we have seen since the characters entered the public domain, top-tier Pooh content it is not, especially when The Tigger Movie, despite its uncharacteristic heavy-handedness, brought the Sherman Brothers back to the Hundred Acre Wood while Piglet's Big Movie actually went back to A.A. Milne for inspiration.

The best thing about this movie is that the "sarcastic Roo" from the 2011 movie that ended up being theatrical 2D animation's swan song is absent here. The title makes no sense; Pooh is a supporting character here, and the film is all about Roo and Lumpy, so why didn't they call it "Roo's Heffalump Movie"? I'd like to see whatever market research they used to "prove" that Tigger and Piglet could open movie with their names on them but Roo couldn't.

I would advise anyone who wants it to wait for the individual release. It's going to come eventually.

[GenPion]

Originally Posted by romuald121

Define cheap, 1,500$ is not it, plus taxes, import fees, good luck with that

It’s called sarcasm.

[Sillydillo]

Hoping this is a sign of things to come in regards to back catalog releases. Seems like perfect DMC exclusive fodder.

Man I miss DMC exclusive releases

[WonkaBedknobs83]

Originally Posted by Sillydillo

Hoping this is a sign of things to come in regards to back catalog releases. Seems like perfect DMC exclusive fodder.

Man I miss DMC exclusive releases

People complained because they weren't available in stores and because pre-HD extras were largely omitted where they existed at all, but now that two big box stores don't even want to carry physical media at all, it doesn't seem as bad.

[Bruhingtonbruh]

I'd be willing to pay for the disc alone if anybody with the set is willing to part ways with it. Based on what I know it's the only blu ray in the set without it's own solo release and I don't think I'm quite as willing to part ways with 2k just for a single winnie the pooh film on the format, feel free to dm me offers on how much you are willing to do such a thing.
I highly doubt this is getting it's own solo release (especial since it seems to be a cancelled dmc release akinned to chip and dale)

[TwelvePack96]

Originally Posted by Bruhingtonbruh

I'd be willing to pay for the disc alone if anybody with the set is willing to part ways with it. Based on what I know it's the only blu ray in the set without it's own solo release and I don't think I'm quite as willing to part ways with 2k just for a single winnie the pooh film on the format, feel free to dm me offers on how much you are willing to do such a thing.
I highly doubt this is getting it's own solo release (especial since it seems to be a cancelled dmc release akinned to chip and dale)

I second this! If anyone is willing to part ways with their Pooh’s Heffalump Movie Blu-ray disc for a price, please lmk.

[RangerofJacurutu]

I sure hope they release this one along with the Heffalump Halloween movie on blu ray next year for the 20th anniversary- wow it’s really been that long. These were some of my favourite when I was a kid and some of the earliest DVDs my mom and dad bought me (I was 3 years old in 2005).

A nice double feature set with both films would be ideal. The Halloween one isn’t even on Disney plus.