Sixty years of adaptations that share characters and almost nothing else.
There is no order to follow here, because there is no continuity to follow. Sixty years of adaptations share the characters and the wood and nothing else. Start with the one that is still the best.
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Three theatrical featurettes from 1966, 1968 and 1974 joined together with narration and a new closing scene. This one film covers all three, so watching it and then hunting the featurettes down separately means seeing the same seventy five minutes twice.
The fourth featurette, made six years after the compilation and therefore not inside it. It appears as an extra on home releases of the 1977 film.
The first theatrical Pooh feature in twenty three years and the first with an original story rather than a compilation. If you only want one of the later films, this is it.
Then what? After that it is a matter of taste rather than order. Piglet's Big Movie, Pooh's Heffalump Movie and the 2011 Winnie the Pooh are each self-contained. The three television series are three separate takes in three different formats, cel animation in 1988, puppetry in 2001 and computer animation in 2007, and none follows another. Christopher Robin from 2018 is live action and stands apart from all of it. There are around ten direct to video films and a handful of holiday specials, several of which are repackaged episodes, and none of them is listed here.
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