The Asylum, the corporate that’s greatest identified for bringing the world the Sharknado franchise and a protracted record of “mockbuster” films (The Twisters, Almighty Thor, Thor: God of Thunder, AVH: Alien vs. Hunter, Transmorphers, and so forth.), is aiming to unfold vacation cheer with their newest launch, the family-friendly animated characteristic A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas, which will probably be arriving in every single place on streaming and on demand tomorrow, November 21st. With the discharge simply hours away, a trailer has dropped on-line and will be seen within the embed above.
Right here’s the synopsis: On this heartwarming vacation journey, Winnie-the-Pooh and his buddies awaken to seek out all their Christmas items mysteriously vanished. Decided to save lots of the season, the chums embark on a whimsical winter journey crammed with Heffalumps, Woozles, snowy surprises, and the sort of mild mischief solely the Hundred Acre Wooden can ship. Alongside the best way, they uncover that the best reward of all is the enjoyment and love of chosen household.
Jimmy Gadd, who beforehand made the shark thriller Shark Warning for The Asylum, served as author, director, line producer, and editor on the movie. Gadd additionally labored within the editorial division on the Marvel / Disney+ exhibits Hawkeye and WandaVision, amongst different credit. Gadd’s movie is, after all, primarily based on characters created within the works of A.A. Milne.
The voice solid of A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas consists of Angela Cole (Nice White Waters), Bianca Wallace (Elvis), and an actor whose involvement will make this film an instantaneous must-watch for a legion of followers even when they’re not into Winnie-the-Pooh cartoons, Evil Useless franchise star Bruce Campbell! As you possibly can hear within the trailer, Campbell supplies the voice of Owl, and a press launch notes that he provides “a standout voice performance that brings a fresh charm and warmth to this modern take on the A.A. Milne classic.” Campbell has beforehand executed voice work on animated initiatives like Cloudy with a Probability of Meatballs, Automobiles 2, and Rapunzel’s Tangled Journey.
The press launch lets us know that A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas “marks the beginning of a new slate of seasonal animated films from The Asylum. The studio is also currently developing A Very Winnie Easter and A Winnie-the-Boo Halloween, expanding the beloved characters into a year-round, family-friendly universe.”
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