WinnieThePoohBloodandHoney director explains why Tigger isn't in the movie:
There’s a super violent and very bloody Winnie the Pooh movie in theaters right now. How exactly does something like that happen? It’s all thanks to public domain rules.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey follows what happens after Christopher Robin abandons his Hundred Acre Wood friends. Pooh, Piglet, and others are left to fend for themselves, and ultimately turn bloodthirsty and feral. When a group of women in need of a peaceful getaway opts to stay in a remote cabin a little too close to Hundred Acre Wood, they become Pooh and Piglet’s next targets.
While discussing the development of the idea, Frake-Waterfield offered a little insight into what is and what is not allowed when working with a property after it’s entered the public domain — specifically one that still has significant ties to a major studio, Disney.
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