Any gay implications in this scene are almost certainly unintentional. I always thought of the Toaster as being like an older brother to the Blanket. Although, I must admit that the tone of the Lamp's voice does make it sound like he's insinuating something...
@zvermilyer3 I totally agree, when the movie was made in 87, homosexuality wasn't on most people's minds like it is today. Especially kids. This movie was done in the old school tradition of brotherly or sisterly type of love, especially in family films. I think kids were allowed to be kids more in the 80s standards than they are today and it was a bit more innocent, especially in family films. None of the crap you see on disney today.
@halfdude It is voiced by a woman, but Toaster is referred to a "guy" and a "he" throughout the movie. During the waterfall scene, when they were wondering what happened to Toaster, lamp said he thought "he" sank. Though I believe the whole "gay" thing is created by those who choose to see it that way. I believe it was totally unitended by the director. They are appliances in the first place.
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TheQueenofMars 10 months ago
1:17 I love it when Lampy screams how he lost the light bulb.
SimpleJars 1 year ago
Any gay implications in this scene are almost certainly unintentional. I always thought of the Toaster as being like an older brother to the Blanket. Although, I must admit that the tone of the Lamp's voice does make it sound like he's insinuating something...
zvermilyer3 1 year ago
@zvermilyer3 I totally agree, when the movie was made in 87, homosexuality wasn't on most people's minds like it is today. Especially kids. This movie was done in the old school tradition of brotherly or sisterly type of love, especially in family films. I think kids were allowed to be kids more in the 80s standards than they are today and it was a bit more innocent, especially in family films. None of the crap you see on disney today.
gajda1984 1 year ago
I say Toaster is a girl..
halfdude 1 year ago
@halfdude It is voiced by a woman, but Toaster is referred to a "guy" and a "he" throughout the movie. During the waterfall scene, when they were wondering what happened to Toaster, lamp said he thought "he" sank. Though I believe the whole "gay" thing is created by those who choose to see it that way. I believe it was totally unitended by the director. They are appliances in the first place.
gajda1984 1 year ago
they sorta dont have a gender cause they're objects but whatever
platter908 1 year ago
You know if Toaster was a girl (since he's voiced by a girl), he or "she" wouldn't be gay for Blankey, more like straight if you ask me.
enchantress1991 1 year ago
the toaster is played by a female and the blaket by a man so not gay?
villawitts 2 years ago
@villawitts Blanket was played by an 8 year old kid.
gajda1984 1 year ago
haha I was just watching this movie, and I had a feeling SOMEONE else must have thought this part had a "hidden meaning"...lol
kittykitty0204 2 years ago 2
OMG! I wathed it russian-dubed and they refered to blankey as a girl...like " you were so nice to HER all of sudden". Now i see...
lelchita 2 years ago