Poll Suggestion: Favorite Winnie the Pooh Films

@gromit82​ 

I added the first one of those titles.

@Jessica​ 

done.

@urbanemovies​ 

I do no think I will be arrested by China 😂. However, at the light of these information, I doubt that IMDb wants such a poll on the website.

@cinephile​ 

@cinephile​ 

However, at the light of these information, I doubt that IMDb wants such a poll on the website.

Then maybe it's best to remove that title?

Perhaps you could also consider excluding Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023) since that version of him is not very likeable. 

@cinephile 

@Jessica​ 

I do no think I can do it. Ultimately, it is more about my dignity than about making a political statement. The purpose of the poll was not to mock or protest against Xi Jiping, it was simply an (unecessary) joke. But, once it is on the list it is on the list, modifying the poll to accommodate the Chinese government would be weak of me. I cannot pretend to advocate for Freedom of Speech and delete this option from my poll. If it does not get publish too bad.

If someone wants to make the poll without the xi jiping film, I will have no issue.

Just to note, those law enforcement agents for the People's Republic of China who've tried to extend the reach of their powers of search/seizure beyond their jurisdictions are targeting supposed scammers who previously inhabited those jurisdictions, so they're thus far unlikely to be interested in most other inhabitants, whether innocent or reprobate, of North America et al. None of the supposed evidence, if any, that these foreign law enforcement agents are closely monitoring folks who compare the visual appearances of 习近平 Xi Jinping and 小熊維尼 Winnie the Pooh has been made public; and as we know, the United States government agencies are no strangers to lodging false accusations or publicizing blatant lies, whenever they're eager to get involved in "keeping the world safe for democracy". While the ongoing long history of draconian censorship in the People's Republic of China is inexcusable, the act of effectively fat-shaming Xi is nevertheless pretty petty. The more serious matter is the genocide of Uyghur people, just one mere part of an overall campaign to denigrate at the very least any inhabitant of mainland China who isn't atheist, but no surprise is it that Muslims would be targeted the most, given the discordance between the way the fundamentalists among them operate and the way fundamentalists of other faiths do.