In 2021, the book entered the public domain, partly as a result of Disney's radicalization. A year later, partly in response to it entering the public domain, a horror film derived from the book called ''Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey'' entered development. In a classic example of how sick and diseased the minds of liberal Hollywood script writers are, the film depicted the titular bear as well as Piglet becoming slasher villains that target humans as a result of being abandoned by a college-bound Christopher Robin, even committing cannibalism against Eeyore before the events of the film. | In 2021, the book entered the public domain, partly as a result of Disney's radicalization. A year later, partly in response to it entering the public domain, a horror film derived from the book called ''Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey'' entered development. In a classic example of how sick and diseased the minds of liberal Hollywood script writers are, the film depicted the titular bear as well as Piglet becoming slasher villains that target humans as a result of being abandoned by a college-bound Christopher Robin, even committing cannibalism against Eeyore before the events of the film. |