Pooh Goes Poop: The First Ever Movie

Pooh Goes Poop: The First Ever Movie is a 2017 film which is a subtitled version of the surviving fragments of the believed predecessor to the franchise, a film known as "Puuh geht zur Toilette", produced by Deutsches Zeichnungsfilmwerk in 1924.

The music was produced by Marcus Mothersbaugh I and unidentified musicians. The only known copies of the surviving 35mm film prints of the movie were discovered being used as measuring tapes for a Berlin primary school's annual speed competition, while the only known copies of the 33 rpm records with the music specifically written for the film were discovered being used as coasters at a screamo music club in the small German town of Großenkneten.

The movie represents the earliest known recording of what would became the popular Devo song "Whip It".