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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2018.China denies entry to Disney's Winnie the Pooh film
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BertieWooster
China got that right! Probably not for the right reasons though.
Disney's version of Milne's classic is cheap and nasty. Not a patch on EH Shepard's exquisitely beautiful illustrations.
JonathanJo
This is about the new live action film Christopher Robin, not the 2011 animation.
kurisupisu
I’d like to comment on such a sensitive topic, so I won’t.....
juminRhee
Grest comment from final person in the article...internet
Pukey2
The reason:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=xi+pooh&t=ffsb&iax=images&ia=images
I especially like this one:
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Kill two birds with one stone
RealCDN
Xinjinpooh? No.
I haven't seen the movie... Are Disney stuffing it with SJW content? That could be the issue. Is Christopher Robin still heterosexual?
And with the tariff on US honey this could simply tie in with supply management.
DaDude
They had it on DVD before they even started making the film.
darknuts
Pooh looks absolutely hideous in this movie. China is luck they're not getting this.
juminRhee
Darknuts:
Not as bad graphically as the CGI Disney morning show about 5-10 years ago.
juminRhee
(Continued) that version of Winnie the pooh.
Edit button please...
FizzBit
china denies freedom. Why anyone deals with these scum of a government escapes me. I guess that says a lot about who's running my the planet.