History Heartwarming / WinnieThePooh

* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRT86ZggCEk The trailer alone]]'' for the 2011 movie is enough to leave you teary-eyed. The use of Music/{{Keane}}'s song "Somewhere Only We Know" is brilliant in itself. Even the usually snarky and harsh Website/YouTube repliers filled the video's pages with touching comments about how they watched it and felt like a child again!

* Every time Christopher Robin chuckles and says "Silly old bear". Cutest CatchPhrase ever.

** The plot revolves around Rabbit trying to direct the other animals to make a Thanksgiving celebration in a [[SuperOCD characteristically well meaning but superficial and over meticulous way]]. After things expectedly go haywire and Rabbit goes into mourning over the holiday being ruined. Pooh gathers the others to make a meal out of whatever they can and bring it to Rabbit:

* The story where Pooh and Piglet try to give Eeyore a hunny pot and a balloon respectively. Pooh winds up eating the honey and Piglet accidentally pops the ballon. They pass the empty pot and shredded balloon as their gifts, saying that they got him "a useful pot to put things in and something to put in it as well." Eeyore ends the story happily putting the balloon into the pot and taking it back out over and over again.

** During the closing credits, the song "Shoulder to Shoulder" is reprised as Lumpy is shown getting to know the residents of the Hundred Acre Wood. During the ending of the lyrics "''I've never had a best friend before / So I can't be sure what it feels like / But I think it feels more like this, I do / I think I feel more like myself / When I'm with you''" and as the credit "Peter Cullen as Eeyore" is shown, Lumpy sits down next to Eeyore, who smiles twice as a large group of butterflies land on his back and one lands on Lumpy's trunk. Later during the credits sequence, Lumpy meets Christopher Robin.

* The "Little Mr. Roo" song from ''Pooh's Heffalump Movie''

* ''Pooh's Hefflaump Movie'': "Lumpster? You're not captured anymore."

* In ''Pooh's Super Sleuth Christmas'' movie, when Pooh and his friends give up trying to save Christmas a lost cause, but Darby convinces them to keep going.

* ''My Friends Tigger & Pooh'':
** "Darby's Fog-Gone Mystery" - Pooh misplaces a honeypot in the fog and picks up Piglet instead, thinking he's a honeypot.
-->'''Pooh''': You're not a honeypot.
-->'''Piglet''': No, Pooh Bear, I'm not a honeypot. I'm a Piglet.
-->'''Pooh''': Even better.

* This could extend to the whole cast. The Hundred Acre Wood as a whole is [[DysfunctionJunction populated by chaotic residents who nearly all harbour a severe flaw or outright mental defect]]. Nevertheless Christopher Robin loves them all and they love him, and they would never dream of forcing each other to act like sane beings. Pooh himself is a gluttonous oaf and Piglet constantly suffers from anxiety. And they seldom want to spend a minute away from each other.

* There is an adorable observation of about Eeyore and his friends treat him; "One awesome thing about Eeyore is that even though he is basically clinically depressed, he still gets invited to participate in adventures and shenanigans with all his friends. What is amazing is that they never expect him to pretend to feel happy, they never leave him behind, or ask him to change. They just show him love."

-->'''Roo:''' But Tigger, you'd be my hero even if you couldn't bounce at all.

* ''My Friends Tigger & Pooh'' - "Darby's Fog-Gone Mystery" - Pooh misplaces a honeypot in the fog and picks up Piglet instead, thinking he's a honeypot.

* Heartwarming/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh

* One moment from both ''The House at Pooh Corner'' and ''Disney/TheManyAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'' deserves special mention: Piglet giving up his own house to Owl.
** Followed by Pooh ''immediately'' telling Piglet that he can come and live with him.
---> '''Rabbit:''' But Piglet, where will ''you'' live?
---> '''Piglet:''' ''(walking off by himself, sniffling and wiping his eyes with his bib)'' W-well...I guess...I shall live...I suppose...I shall live...
---> '''Pooh:''' ''(catches up to him and takes his hand)'' With ''me.'' You shall live with me. Won't you, Piglet?
*** Pooh then asks Christopher to "make a one-hero party into a two-hero party", so that Piglet can share the party with him as well.

* Even ''Return to the Hundred Acre Wood'', for all its flaws, manages to pull off a Heartwarming Moment ending, that's somewhat reminiscent of the original ending but still does its own thing. Christopher Robin, after spending the summer with his friends, has to leave and go back to school again, and Pooh and Piglet philosophize over the changing nature of things before going off together:
--> So off they went, together. And if you pass by the Hundred Acre Wood on an early autumn evening, you might see them, arm in arm, strolling contentedly under the trees, until they are swallowed up by the mist.

* In the last book, ''The House at Pooh Corner'', the final scene (with Christopher Robin and Pooh spending their last childhood day together before Christopher Robin goes off to school) is a several-pages-long SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}, and ends with these words:
-->So they went off together. But wherever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the forest, a little boy and his bear will always be playing.

* The ending to ''The Tigger Movie'' has to count, after Tigger accepts his friends as his real family and shares gifts and kind words to them. Roo, [[ArentYouForgettingSomeone seemingly ignored again is left dejected]], until Tigger snatches him up and presents him with his gift, his previous OrphansPlotTrinket.
-->'''Tigger:''' Only the best, for my bestest little brother...
** Roo's entire view of Tigger throughout the movie counts as heartwarming or a TearJerker. While Roo had always been friends with Tigger throughout the Disney features, ''The Tigger Movie'' expands as to why; he wants a big brother to look up to (he even has tons of drawings of him with Tigger together hanging on his bedroom wall, he outright idolizes him). It is somewhat fitting that ''The Tigger Movie'' [[AscendedFanboy begins Roo's expanded role in the series]]. This was expanded on a bit more in ''Springtime With Roo'' where we see Tigger's perspective of their friendship and his desire to keep Roo happy.
** There's something heartwarming about the scene where Pooh tries to sing the bees to sleep, while Piglet and Eeyore wait around for him to come back. If you just came off watching the original Pooh movies, it gives you the feeling of being home again.
** The ''credits'' of ''The Tigger Movie'', which feature Ernest H. Shepherd-style illustrations of everything that happened in the movie, while Kenny Loggins' "Your Heart Will Lead You Home" plays.