@Mewtwofangirl Maybe it could represent the struggle to fight for what we love? The magnet could represent those who don't believe and don't care for it anymore, who only desire for what they want (ex: his job to grab cars and place them on the crusher), and Rob still cares for his old appliances enough to want them back; they brought him fond memories as a child. Good memories are something we shouldn't let go if they mean something... Just a thought, maybe?
First time I watched it. I can download each of the files, edit them, put them on WLMM and make a DVD. I only saw Kirby smile 3 times but I can see humor.
OH GOD they showed the death of Toaster ON-SCREEN?!?!
Thankfully he got better at the end, but still, that was the most horrifying thing I've ever seen, and I'm an ADULT who watched this for the first time.
I wish I had watched this as a child... it has a beautiful message. I'm going to appreciate my grandparents' toaster a lot more, and the one we have right now. And my radio, a radio I've thought of replacing, but changed my mind.
I was sure that the same guy that voiced "The mask" from the animated series was the same guy who voiced the lamp the whole time. I just found out that I was apparently wrong :/
This movie really is an underated classic. The scene where Toaster jumps into the mechanism was so incredible. My only problem with this is that I wanted more, (and not like a sequel,)
I think it is quite interesting that a movie made in 1987 shows a white person dating a black person, and the girl is driving too! How wonderful is this movie? :D
Did anyone notice that right before Toaster jumps into the gears it's just like when he falls into the tub of water in his nightmare? Coincidence? More like symbolism!
@pinkllama16 I'd see Toaster in Ravenclaw, due to the blue color scheme, but Gryffindor seems better since he's the main character. As for Kirby: At the beginning of the movie, I'd say Slytherin (plus, he's green.), but since he warms up as the film progresses, Gryffindor sounds right for him, but I still stand by Slytherin since it's not the "bad house" that people naturally see it as. Lampy=Hufflepuff, Radio=Ravenclaw, and Blanky in Gryffindor as a kinda litte brother figure to Toaster.
I love this movie. When I was little, I was terrified of my family's vacuum cleaner, so my dad painted a face on it and named it Kirby. I was never scared of the vacuum again.
Definitely one of the best films of the 80s. And almost certainly one of the most underrated films of the 80s. If Disney hadn't bought it for the Disney Channel before they had a chance of a theatrical run, this would definitely have gotten some pretty big name awards.
Im might bee crazy cuss (keep in mind in 14 but it might not matter) i didnt find one dark thing about this moviee exepct the clown scene . -______^ still love the moviee , reminds me of my childhood . (':
i used to pretend my dinner fork was the plug and that i was the toaster. now i am dead. post this on 5 other brave little toaster videos before midnight or the clown will drop you in the bath tub.
@hannahrockon yeah but don't forget that decade had some really good movies. but some were weird like you said. even though this movie is odd but half of alot of people around my age and i'm 18 still remember this movie from the early 90s, so it's a bit of a underrated movie but still holds a candle to those who like the movie from their child hood memories.
I don't know which was darkest. The look in toaster's eyes when he realizes he needs to sacrifice himself, the flower dying, or blankie accepting his fate when they're in the mud. How could they even think this was okay for kids?
@jgame99 Well I think stuff like this is great. I was very young when I first saw this, and sure there were parts when I was terrified. But that's what makes it such a good story. It's a good thing to care about the characters, and to feel genuine fear for someone else's well-being (even if it is for a fictional individual). I definitely think my pea brain benefited from this movie when I was little.
@jgame99 Kids can handle things like this that get them to contemplate things. I saw the film in 1987 when it was new and I was six, and it profoundly affected me, but I'd hardly call it trauma. :) I think kids can handle a good deal of darkness in a movie as long as things turn out right in the end.
Did you guys know that a majority of the people that work for Disney/Pixar worked on this film? You can see them in the end credits, (John Lasseter, Joe Ranft, etc.). In fact, they originally planned this movie to have the backgrounds animated in CGI, but the characters were to be in Cel animation, but the idea was scrapped due to the expensive costs. They even included some of the Pixar Easter eggs, like A113.
Ah....Now this...watching this again. This was worth the time and the perfect way to kick off the summer. I still love this film after all these years.
I forgot this film sure shows the meaning of courage in the end. Toaster climbed that wall of cars like it was nothing. When i was a kid after watching this, i remembered that you do anything to protect your special one nomatter what, or who they are.
Owner: JOHN WHY THE FUCK DID A PERSON WIND UP ON A CONVER BELT?
Crane operator: I wwass aaaa just doing mmyy job and thhhose applinces hhhas to bbbe destroies aaand
Owner:GODDAMNIT JOHN THIS IS THE THIRD TIME YOU SCREWED UP AND YOU ALMOST GOT SOMEONE KILLED!!!! YOU DO YOU CAN GO TO PRISON!!! CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKER YOUR FIRED!!!!!!!
John: Bbut
Owner: NOW!!! Any one care to comment or add more detial?
I remember when I was about 11 years old me and my friend Adam found a bag of cocaine at the park, so we went home and snorted some lines and this movie was on the Disney Channel so we watched it. This movie really brings me back to the good old days of being 11 years old.
Wow you know, if your a careful looker you notice how inconsistent the layout of this junkyard is. The path of the conveyor belt is changing all the time, and at the beginning the magnet's crane was on the right side of the front of the crusher, but in this final scene you see it swing around from the left side.. that is unless there's a bunch of cranes.
I gotta admit, I was always ticked off at the magnet for still trying to send the appliances to their death, even at the cost of Rob's life. I mean come on you jerk, you're only supposed to send worthless metal stuff to their death and if Rob still wants his old appliances that means that they *aren't* worthless and you should leave them alone! I swear that guy is way too addicted to his work. XP
Honestly, an underrated children's movie. I can remember even vomiting at the part when rob almost dies(hey I was sick @ the time, and also 3). Either way, this movie was awesome, and even at the age I am, a fifteen year old guy who hasn't seen this in 12 yrs, this movie tugs at the heartstrings. I enjoyed the plot, and it is definitely fun to watch this. A good trip down memory lane, indeed.
I remember watching this when I was 3 and getting nightmares. Now, as a teenager, I love it. The music is amazing, each character has their own theme which can be mixed together for harmonies and what-not. Toaster's my favorite; he just changed so much from the beginning.
Disney actually turned down this movie initially. It was a project John Lasseter and a bunch of Disney animators of the time were working on. It was going to be a groundbreaking combination of hand drawn backgrounds with fully CG characters, but Disney canned it, Lasseter was fired and went on to start Pixar, and the remaining animators worked on the film outside of Disney as a cheaper, independent work. After succeeding at Sundance, Disney bought the film and released it in limited screenings.
You know, this movie actually scared me a lot more as a kid. I was horrified at the thought of getting rid of my stuff because of this movie. But now it's not that bad~ Definitely not the twisted effed up version that I remember lol~!
1:32 - What, like he was playing on the conveyer belt for shits and giggles? Did that bitch not realize that he was about to possibly endure a horrific death? Rob needs a new girlfriend.
This ending was a heckuva lot like Toy Story 3's ending. The dump, the characters coming THIS close to dying... while Toy Story 3 was more emotional and intense, this movie was no doubt very fresh in Pixar's minds when they made the film. A group of abandoned things, trying to get back to their adult owner, culminating in a very close call at the dump? Both are great movies, dark, and have fun characters... but Toy Story 3 wins by a landslide. :D But I still love this film!
you know i saw this movie when i was 6 years old and perhaps a couple times on tv in the last couple years, but i didnt notice how much was put into this! i own the other 2 movies, but this was is by far the best of the 3, and i do not own it! probably the one reason why i liked it so much was that its over 20 years old and it has such a dark tone to it. i just think older movies, especially cartoons, are better when they're darker. Animated films are getting more childish today and i HATE it!!
@boowah5 It's not really so much as being dark, too many new films are all emo dark. This film isn't dark, it just treats the viewer more like an adult.
His name isn't credited, but one of the storyboard artists was John Lasseter, the director of the Toy Story movies. Man, those were great. I've always wanted to see a movie where objects come to life out of human sight and are on a constant search to find their master. I'm glad Toy Story was made with such an original idea!
i credit this movie as one of many influences on shaping my imagination as a kid. it's strange to watch this now after so many years and recognizing scenes and little bits that i had forgotten--esp the music. haha
I really like it when the air conditioner breaks down. When I was a kid that scared the shit out of me. Now it's kind of cool knowing it's Phil Hartman doing a Jack Nickalson impression.
Okay. This kid is quite frankly the biggest cheapskate you ever liver. Not to mention uncomfortably attached to his past. And we are rewarding this. Thank you strange cartoon movie for telling children to NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY EVER.
@GrowTheTruth Its a she just to point that out, (the toaster) and i think id be more happy to be alive then to see why i was alive but hey its a movie, a kids movie too so i shouldn't question it too much.
@mrmolo70 The toaster...is an it. It may have been voiced by a woman (Deanna Oliver), but toasters do not have the need to procreate. The creators of the book didn't give them genders, but Toaster is called a "he" during the movie. Radio says "I think he fell into the river", however I believe that was an oversight because most of these appliances are not supposed to have specified genders.
He probably talked to the owner of the place about the accident & they found the toaster jammed.
@mrmolo70 Probably when climbing down off the belt, he saw the savagely damaged toaster laying on the ground. He recognized it as his own and took it home.
I honestly think this movie creeped me out more watching now at age 20 than it did watching it as a kid-- like several other people have said, it's about picking up on the darker tones that you miss as a kid. I still love it though-- great music, great story, wonderful characters... everything. Disney Studios, are you taking notes?
@Dorkfish2009 Oh hell yeah to that. I have been disturbed the entire way through. So much darker at 22 than 5. Great film though. This is true Disney magic. Twisted magic. That's dark.
the vacuum reminds me of my uncle john.. :s ive always thought that even when i was little. i think its cos they both have deep voices and are always grumpy. lol
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I love the music.
AlienScorpion45 3 days ago
Damn, this movie is dark.
YoshiTheBlue 3 weeks ago 3
i pretty sure that crusher wasn't that big
mibevan 1 month ago
why would the magnet let a human be crushed all because he wanted his old stuff back ?
Mewtwofangirl 1 month ago
@Mewtwofangirl Maybe it could represent the struggle to fight for what we love? The magnet could represent those who don't believe and don't care for it anymore, who only desire for what they want (ex: his job to grab cars and place them on the crusher), and Rob still cares for his old appliances enough to want them back; they brought him fond memories as a child. Good memories are something we shouldn't let go if they mean something... Just a thought, maybe?
NeonicFilm1138 1 month ago 2
I havent seen this movie for over 12 years, and yet, it seems better than I remembered.
supercj12 2 months ago 8
First time I watched it. I can download each of the files, edit them, put them on WLMM and make a DVD. I only saw Kirby smile 3 times but I can see humor.
bpmagruder 2 months ago
1:33 Wouldn't it be ironic if the magnet simply snatches the stuff she was carrying? That way, she really would be scared to death.
LannaDru 2 months ago
They sure don't make 'em like they used to. Can your modern toaster stop a crusher? Didn't think so...
rodsnratfinks 2 months ago
OH GOD they showed the death of Toaster ON-SCREEN?!?!
Thankfully he got better at the end, but still, that was the most horrifying thing I've ever seen, and I'm an ADULT who watched this for the first time.
I wish I had watched this as a child... it has a beautiful message. I'm going to appreciate my grandparents' toaster a lot more, and the one we have right now. And my radio, a radio I've thought of replacing, but changed my mind.
Thank you for uploading this.
KumoriGurasu 2 months ago
DAMN, that Magnet hates losing....
Rosewaver 2 months ago
I was sure that the same guy that voiced "The mask" from the animated series was the same guy who voiced the lamp the whole time. I just found out that I was apparently wrong :/
Evilclown1986 2 months ago
Hey,whoever made that comment about Chris being a B because if her race,no-she's that way because she's Chris and a stereotype of a rude city girl.
tyla140 3 months ago
1:08
...so that's why it's called The Brave Little Toaster!
GirGrunny 3 months ago
2:04
Rob possesses the ability of teleportation.
spigotsandcogs 3 months ago
0:06 the magnets way of disguising himself?
ThatFreakWhoHauntsU 3 months ago
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your all just a bunch of junk!.... ahahaahahahahahaa,
OH YEAH? WELL, FUCK YOU KIRBY! lol, im juuuusssttt kidding :)...but not really....he was a jerk >:(
MahPinkBUNNIE 3 months ago
your all just a bunch of junk!.... ahahaahahahahahaa,
OH YEAH? WELL, FUCK YOU KIRBY! lol, im juuuusssttt kidding :)...but not really....he was a jerk >:(
MahPinkBUNNIE 3 months ago
now i believe that the toaster is a female cause the voice actor is done by Deanna Oliver
rockinamber18 4 months ago
@rockinamber18 Toaster's voice actor was a girl but Toaster was meant to be genderless. That's why they never exposed it.
Skittywolf 3 months ago
1:08
LLLEEEEERROOOOOYYY
JEEEEENNKIIIIINNNNSSSSS!!!
tconman31 4 months ago
DON'T SAY FUCK
MsWebkinzRulez 4 months ago
yay XD
MsWebkinzRulez 4 months ago
This movie really is an underated classic. The scene where Toaster jumps into the mechanism was so incredible. My only problem with this is that I wanted more, (and not like a sequel,)
ZawmbieDomo 4 months ago
WHAT THE FUCK?! WHAT KIND OF GIRLFRIEND IS THAT?! ROB! DUMP THAT BITCH!!! D=<
bluewulv 5 months ago
DAMN YOU, YOU MAGNETIC RAT BASTARD!
ColinTheAwesomest 5 months ago
I hope, one day, I can make my own version of the book, and have it a theatrical release.
ACFan120 5 months ago
1:12
I dare ANYONE, ANYONE AT ALL, to name a braver appliance than that little toaster.
TrunkJunky 5 months ago 3
Would you believe the character designer would later co-direct "Enchanted?"
JoeTedz 5 months ago
I think it is quite interesting that a movie made in 1987 shows a white person dating a black person, and the girl is driving too! How wonderful is this movie? :D
mimiyokei 5 months ago 3
Did anyone notice that right before Toaster jumps into the gears it's just like when he falls into the tub of water in his nightmare? Coincidence? More like symbolism!
lonehanyou 5 months ago 4
All through watching this, I was trying to sort what house all the appliances would be if they all went to hogwarts (given they were human)
Blanket would be hufflepuff, for his undying loyalty.
Lamp and radio would be ravenclaw for their taste for knowledge and idea giving.
And then kirby and toaster would be gryffindor for their obvious bravery.
What do you think?
pinkllama16 5 months ago 3
@pinkllama16 I'd see Toaster in Ravenclaw, due to the blue color scheme, but Gryffindor seems better since he's the main character. As for Kirby: At the beginning of the movie, I'd say Slytherin (plus, he's green.), but since he warms up as the film progresses, Gryffindor sounds right for him, but I still stand by Slytherin since it's not the "bad house" that people naturally see it as. Lampy=Hufflepuff, Radio=Ravenclaw, and Blanky in Gryffindor as a kinda litte brother figure to Toaster.
Cloudleaf13 5 months ago
Brave little toaster?more like suicide toaster!
Numchak 6 months ago 3
Thank you for uploading this. All three movies were a part of my childhood. :)
mariobros3648 6 months ago
I love this movie. When I was little, I was terrified of my family's vacuum cleaner, so my dad painted a face on it and named it Kirby. I was never scared of the vacuum again.
Pumpkinart 6 months ago 5
Definitely one of the best films of the 80s. And almost certainly one of the most underrated films of the 80s. If Disney hadn't bought it for the Disney Channel before they had a chance of a theatrical run, this would definitely have gotten some pretty big name awards.
femoman 6 months ago
Im might bee crazy cuss (keep in mind in 14 but it might not matter) i didnt find one dark thing about this moviee exepct the clown scene . -______^ still love the moviee , reminds me of my childhood . (':
yaayitsadriana 6 months ago
i used to pretend my dinner fork was the plug and that i was the toaster. now i am dead. post this on 5 other brave little toaster videos before midnight or the clown will drop you in the bath tub.
ericmcfadden 6 months ago
@ericmcfadden did u start that? cuz its pretty funny lol
Professorsammich 6 months ago
@Professorsammich yeah, lol. i made it as a parody of those type of comments.
ericmcfadden 6 months ago
blast from the past :]
...god the 80s were weird
hannahrockon 7 months ago
@hannahrockon yeah but don't forget that decade had some really good movies. but some were weird like you said. even though this movie is odd but half of alot of people around my age and i'm 18 still remember this movie from the early 90s, so it's a bit of a underrated movie but still holds a candle to those who like the movie from their child hood memories.
rockinamber18 4 months ago
I don't know which was darkest. The look in toaster's eyes when he realizes he needs to sacrifice himself, the flower dying, or blankie accepting his fate when they're in the mud. How could they even think this was okay for kids?
jgame99 7 months ago
@jgame99 Well I think stuff like this is great. I was very young when I first saw this, and sure there were parts when I was terrified. But that's what makes it such a good story. It's a good thing to care about the characters, and to feel genuine fear for someone else's well-being (even if it is for a fictional individual). I definitely think my pea brain benefited from this movie when I was little.
CaptMARNEY 6 months ago
@jgame99 Kids can handle things like this that get them to contemplate things. I saw the film in 1987 when it was new and I was six, and it profoundly affected me, but I'd hardly call it trauma. :) I think kids can handle a good deal of darkness in a movie as long as things turn out right in the end.
TrelliaChan 5 months ago 2
@TrelliaChan again it depends on the kid...
mewpie85 4 months ago
Fucking love that radio. Well I loved this movie as a kid but now I can't believe this was a kids movie pretty dark.
kraken589 8 months ago
the magnet is one annoying motherfker =A=,
lxoxjoanxoxl 8 months ago
Did you guys know that a majority of the people that work for Disney/Pixar worked on this film? You can see them in the end credits, (John Lasseter, Joe Ranft, etc.). In fact, they originally planned this movie to have the backgrounds animated in CGI, but the characters were to be in Cel animation, but the idea was scrapped due to the expensive costs. They even included some of the Pixar Easter eggs, like A113.
galaxywarper92 8 months ago 6
@galaxywarper92 i just saw cars and the plane wings had A113 on it
SuperBlackChic 7 months ago 2
Ah....Now this...watching this again. This was worth the time and the perfect way to kick off the summer. I still love this film after all these years.
finstrike7 8 months ago in playlist The Brave Little Toaster (1991) 15
@finstrike7 Me too. :')
powerbeam08 1 month ago
@powerbeam08 I know right? It's simply films like this that never grow old.
finstrike7 1 month ago
LOL
Lampy at the end: HAHA! I'm aching from JOY.
Best ever
xWolfspridex 8 months ago 17
0:16 - 1:30 was possibly the darkest scene in animation history.
EDMfilms 8 months ago
Kirby: Yeah, you're all a buncha junk!
-Toaster, Blanky, Radio, Lampy and Kirby laugh together-
Kirby: ....I mean it.
DarkToboki 8 months ago 6
Is it just me or did anyone else think about the fact that those giant magnets are operated by people?
Lyexsah 8 months ago 4
@Lyexsah Well either the magnet is doing it's job by itself or the operator has noticed the singing cars and has just gone completely insane.
kraken589 8 months ago
I think I would need intensive therapy after that incident...of almost being killed!!
dramamasks22 9 months ago 3
What really baffles me is the fact that The Master and Kris can't hear Lampy laughing.......
pokemongirl27 9 months ago 3
Thumbs up if the music chokes you up.
MusicFanatic71 9 months ago
when the toster died I was like "thats so sad!!!" then Chris was fixing him (or her whatever it is) so I was like "YAAAAAAAAY"
Nicholasdude187 9 months ago
Thank you for uploading my childhood
MidniteAndBeyond 9 months ago
Lerooooooooooooy!
dontforget186 9 months ago
Oh wow, Toaster was a girl. I never knew that. :P
theblueTACO 9 months ago
@theblueTACO Is not, it's those talented voice things that girls have.
FamilyGirl566 9 months ago
Thank you very much for uploading!!!! I enjoyed watching it tonight and reliving a little of my childhood.
nz4god 9 months ago
I forgot this film sure shows the meaning of courage in the end. Toaster climbed that wall of cars like it was nothing. When i was a kid after watching this, i remembered that you do anything to protect your special one nomatter what, or who they are.
brianklick 10 months ago
Conservation between owner and crane operator
Owner: JOHN WHY THE FUCK DID A PERSON WIND UP ON A CONVER BELT?
Crane operator: I wwass aaaa just doing mmyy job and thhhose applinces hhhas to bbbe destroies aaand
Owner:GODDAMNIT JOHN THIS IS THE THIRD TIME YOU SCREWED UP AND YOU ALMOST GOT SOMEONE KILLED!!!! YOU DO YOU CAN GO TO PRISON!!! CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKER YOUR FIRED!!!!!!!
John: Bbut
Owner: NOW!!! Any one care to comment or add more detial?
wilmette2210 10 months ago 4
thanks for posting. childhood cartoons :)
poonjoonoob 10 months ago
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I remember when I was about 11 years old me and my friend Adam found a bag of cocaine at the park, so we went home and snorted some lines and this movie was on the Disney Channel so we watched it. This movie really brings me back to the good old days of being 11 years old.
calloutmedia 10 months ago
@calloutmedia
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erttheking 10 months ago
@calloutmedia Oo!
halfdude 10 months ago
Dude Chris. Your damn boyfriend was almost turned into a rubix cube. How about GIVING A SHIT? bitch.
PumpkinRain 10 months ago
@PumpkinRain I always hated her.
RetroToledo 4 months ago
Stupid magnet...
LovelyMidianMidna 10 months ago
Its the classroom where disney was started
Artofdeception117 10 months ago
@Artofdeception117 Technically, it was a former classroom of the Character Animation Program at the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, CA.
RetroToledo 4 months ago
A113 is in a lot of disney movies if not all keep a lookout for it
Artofdeception117 10 months ago
Chris: Why dont you just go out and buy a new one?
Rob: Are you kidding? Where can I find another toaster like this??
Chris: Like that? Probably no where...
so much symbolism in those lines... :)
boowah5 10 months ago
@boowah5 SYMBOLISM!!!!
!!!OMGWTFBBQGENUIS!!!
p.s Matthew Buck, please don't sue me
loverboyz901 10 months ago
Wow you know, if your a careful looker you notice how inconsistent the layout of this junkyard is. The path of the conveyor belt is changing all the time, and at the beginning the magnet's crane was on the right side of the front of the crusher, but in this final scene you see it swing around from the left side.. that is unless there's a bunch of cranes.
halfdude 10 months ago
@halfdude This was also made in 1987
Clubbyful 7 months ago
I gotta admit, I was always ticked off at the magnet for still trying to send the appliances to their death, even at the cost of Rob's life. I mean come on you jerk, you're only supposed to send worthless metal stuff to their death and if Rob still wants his old appliances that means that they *aren't* worthless and you should leave them alone! I swear that guy is way too addicted to his work. XP
MWolfL 10 months ago
Honestly, an underrated children's movie. I can remember even vomiting at the part when rob almost dies(hey I was sick @ the time, and also 3). Either way, this movie was awesome, and even at the age I am, a fifteen year old guy who hasn't seen this in 12 yrs, this movie tugs at the heartstrings. I enjoyed the plot, and it is definitely fun to watch this. A good trip down memory lane, indeed.
goldennugget03 10 months ago 5
Toy Story made us realize it's ok to love our toys. The Brave Little Toaster made us realize that it's ok to love our appliances :)
HarrowingWinter 10 months ago 92
@HarrowingWinter Yes, yes it did.
finstrike7 8 months ago in playlist The Brave Little Toaster (1991)
@HarrowingWinter I feel the same way.
Yasuda9000 3 months ago
I remember watching this when I was 3 and getting nightmares. Now, as a teenager, I love it. The music is amazing, each character has their own theme which can be mixed together for harmonies and what-not. Toaster's my favorite; he just changed so much from the beginning.
Sorida777 11 months ago
I love the touch of everything turning red...
chumon1992 11 months ago
If Toaster is a guy, why is he voiced by a woman?
babycone530 11 months ago
@babycone530= It's a common animation practice. Women often voice little boy characters. Toaster is supposed to be a child.
vigo894 11 months ago
@babycone530 In an alternate language version Lampy is voiced by a woman.
ExplorerDS6789 8 months ago
im aching from joy lol
HannnahBalector 11 months ago
This part almost reminds me of final destination.
OmacOmac1 11 months ago 2
0:33 Yeah... that would kill you...
RandomJayne 11 months ago
Disney actually turned down this movie initially. It was a project John Lasseter and a bunch of Disney animators of the time were working on. It was going to be a groundbreaking combination of hand drawn backgrounds with fully CG characters, but Disney canned it, Lasseter was fired and went on to start Pixar, and the remaining animators worked on the film outside of Disney as a cheaper, independent work. After succeeding at Sundance, Disney bought the film and released it in limited screenings.
BigSal51 11 months ago
God damn, was this movie twisted. Don't get me wrong, it's still a good movie...it's just really messed up.
AdrenalineAddict610 11 months ago
So much allegory that I never picked up on as a little kid haha
TheLumberjackHero 11 months ago
You know, this movie actually scared me a lot more as a kid. I was horrified at the thought of getting rid of my stuff because of this movie. But now it's not that bad~ Definitely not the twisted effed up version that I remember lol~!
bobokitty123 11 months ago
1:32 - What, like he was playing on the conveyer belt for shits and giggles? Did that bitch not realize that he was about to possibly endure a horrific death? Rob needs a new girlfriend.
minutemuse 1 year ago 38
@minutemuse thats what I always thought...like wow really?
chumon1992 11 months ago
Awwwww happy ending
malumvolo 1 year ago
WTF is that magnets problem?
Willyj1230 1 year ago 5
@Willyj1230 Just doing his job.
CHCHuser 11 months ago
This scene used to make me cry hard but the happy ending always cheered me up.
And also, from that aerial view it looks like Chris is recklessly driving at >400mph.
fROmTh3fUTURe 1 year ago 4
that sure is one brave little toaster
jonnyeeds 1 year ago 6
dang when i saw this i couldn't remember this. it's been a long time since i haven't seen this
simbafan92 1 year ago
Such a cute movie.
EnemyAce88 1 year ago
@YemayaSwan Well, there were a lot of guys from Pixar today who worked on this movie... so... yeah.
rockerdog167 1 year ago
This ending was a heckuva lot like Toy Story 3's ending. The dump, the characters coming THIS close to dying... while Toy Story 3 was more emotional and intense, this movie was no doubt very fresh in Pixar's minds when they made the film. A group of abandoned things, trying to get back to their adult owner, culminating in a very close call at the dump? Both are great movies, dark, and have fun characters... but Toy Story 3 wins by a landslide. :D But I still love this film!
Starscreamer217 1 year ago
you know i saw this movie when i was 6 years old and perhaps a couple times on tv in the last couple years, but i didnt notice how much was put into this! i own the other 2 movies, but this was is by far the best of the 3, and i do not own it! probably the one reason why i liked it so much was that its over 20 years old and it has such a dark tone to it. i just think older movies, especially cartoons, are better when they're darker. Animated films are getting more childish today and i HATE it!!
boowah5 1 year ago
@boowah5 It's not really so much as being dark, too many new films are all emo dark. This film isn't dark, it just treats the viewer more like an adult.
WolfCoder 1 year ago 5
@WolfCoder hmm true, true..
boowah5 1 year ago
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What does he see in that horrible bitch?
DJstoopnig 1 year ago
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What does he see in that horrible nigger bitch?
DJstoopnig 1 year ago
i think the magnets noises are super cool :P
maxsw87101 1 year ago 2
I used to love this movie. I think I still have it on VHS somewhere back home....
tehportaljumper92 1 year ago
Łojezu, z 15 lat tego nie oglądałem...
Moooras 1 year ago
Man, Rob must be going about 200 miles an hour there at the end!
airbendingavatar1 1 year ago 3
His name isn't credited, but one of the storyboard artists was John Lasseter, the director of the Toy Story movies. Man, those were great. I've always wanted to see a movie where objects come to life out of human sight and are on a constant search to find their master. I'm glad Toy Story was made with such an original idea!
TheHonp 1 year ago
i credit this movie as one of many influences on shaping my imagination as a kid. it's strange to watch this now after so many years and recognizing scenes and little bits that i had forgotten--esp the music. haha
evilfoukaire 1 year ago 3
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0:02-0:06 He's still scary when he does that!
FamilyGirl566 1 year ago
Air conditioner=Crowning Moment of Heartwarming
mouse264 1 year ago 3
Stupid bitch! 'Get down here, your scaring me to death'!
FowardUntoDawn13 1 year ago 6
Chris is pretty hot. Too bad she didn't care that her bf almost died.
MissGenius3847 1 year ago 57
@MissGenius3847 I think maybe she thought he was just playing a joke on her and trying to scare her and didn't know he really was in danger.
jhwink 1 year ago 5
@MissGenius3847 i was watching the newer ones and she changed!
amba098 1 year ago
I really like it when the air conditioner breaks down. When I was a kid that scared the shit out of me. Now it's kind of cool knowing it's Phil Hartman doing a Jack Nickalson impression.
Salieri1760 1 year ago
wow that was awesome.....
OnThatPowder 1 year ago 2
He is a hoarder lol.
winnryautomail 1 year ago 5
I think Pixar got the idea for Toy Story 3 after watching this
RokuNoKazekage 1 year ago 5
<3 i love this movie.
heyitsjustjonny 1 year ago
I like how Rob's girlfriend drives the car.
FBSnow 1 year ago
@FBSnow cuz she's a beast. :P
zimaddiction 1 year ago
what company made this movies? @6:40 I see Walt Disney Pictures
lilnatcoles 1 year ago
Epic toaster kamikaze attack!!!
videogamenostalgia 1 year ago
wish I had a toaster like that
bluedragonfive 1 year ago
@bluedragonfive you can get toasters like Toaster on ebay, he's a 1950 chrome toaster
TheKimico16 1 year ago
@TheKimico16 thankyou I dident know that but I ment it in a I wish I had a toaster as nobel as that one.thanks anyway .
bluedragonfive 1 year ago
@TheKimico16 It's certainly the classic iconic design right there.
RetroToledo 4 months ago
0:20
Look at that thing. .3.
-SHOT-
Best movie ever. C: ♥
PolePrancing 1 year ago
Okay. This kid is quite frankly the biggest cheapskate you ever liver. Not to mention uncomfortably attached to his past. And we are rewarding this. Thank you strange cartoon movie for telling children to NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY EVER.
Joydawn 1 year ago
@Joydawn Why waste what you can repair? I think it's a good message about materialism.
Nikanaiko 1 year ago 3
Why does this movie have to be so god damn dark. Its a kids movie for fuck sakes!
MiniMaster381 1 year ago
I want some toast now.
charmxmay 1 year ago
How did Rob even find the toaster?
mrmolo70 1 year ago
@mrmolo70 Rob probably looked to see what it was that jammed the machinery and found him stuck in there.
GrowTheTruth 1 year ago
@GrowTheTruth Its a she just to point that out, (the toaster) and i think id be more happy to be alive then to see why i was alive but hey its a movie, a kids movie too so i shouldn't question it too much.
mrmolo70 1 year ago
@mrmolo70 The toaster...is an it. It may have been voiced by a woman (Deanna Oliver), but toasters do not have the need to procreate. The creators of the book didn't give them genders, but Toaster is called a "he" during the movie. Radio says "I think he fell into the river", however I believe that was an oversight because most of these appliances are not supposed to have specified genders.
He probably talked to the owner of the place about the accident & they found the toaster jammed.
GrowTheTruth 1 year ago
@GrowTheTruth He probley also talked to the guy about his experence with the magnat and who ever was operating the crane got canned
wilmette2210 10 months ago
@mrmolo70 Probably when climbing down off the belt, he saw the savagely damaged toaster laying on the ground. He recognized it as his own and took it home.
ExplorerDS6789 9 months ago
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FamilyGirl566 1 year ago
Rob was driving on the wrong side of the road. WTF!
Duo1 1 year ago 3
@Duo1 - I just noticed too. What thell hell Rob!?
TheElectricDreamer93 1 year ago
@Duo1 His girlfriend is driving!
ExplorerDS6789 9 months ago
i remember this it scare me but i like it
lwgreendog18 1 year ago
That damn magnet... *shivers*
XeroTheManic1 1 year ago
this is like the adult verson of toy story actully this is alot like toy story 3.
thewewguy8t88 1 year ago 2
This movie was seriously gruesome when you think about it. Starting when the a/c dies all the way to the toaster getting grinded by gears.
sounoff 1 year ago
The toaster is voiced by a woman.
Toasters go in the kitchen.
It the toaster (woman) stayed in the kitchen, none of this would have happened.
villanonickXgmail 1 year ago
@villanonickXgmail And they all died 2 minutes later in a vicious car accident.
ThatChubbyDude 1 year ago
1:35
The "Masters" girlfriend is a bitch.
ninjawraith17 1 year ago
I honestly think this movie creeped me out more watching now at age 20 than it did watching it as a kid-- like several other people have said, it's about picking up on the darker tones that you miss as a kid. I still love it though-- great music, great story, wonderful characters... everything. Disney Studios, are you taking notes?
Thanks for posting it! =D
Dorkfish2009 1 year ago 43
@Dorkfish2009 It is Disney. That's the scariest part.
drakovolf 11 months ago
@drakovolf Actually, it was RELEASED by Disney. It was actually produced by Hyperion Pictures.
Though I suppose you could still say it's Disney by proxy, since they released it.
drakkar500 11 months ago
@drakkar500 Ahh, okay. Those cheaters. :)
drakovolf 11 months ago
@Dorkfish2009 Oh hell yeah to that. I have been disturbed the entire way through. So much darker at 22 than 5. Great film though. This is true Disney magic. Twisted magic. That's dark.
CaeliCelina 10 months ago
@CaeliCelina It's not a Disney film technically.
halfdude 8 months ago
That scene where the magnet closes his eyes and comes after the Master is tied with the clown as the scariest scene in the movie for me.
megafortress84 1 year ago 8
cool movie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :]
beccal47 1 year ago
the vacuum reminds me of my uncle john.. :s ive always thought that even when i was little. i think its cos they both have deep voices and are always grumpy. lol
iluvwestlife4eva 1 year ago
Wow. I really wanted to watch this again, since I hadn't seen it in quite a few years. It was a lot...darker than I remember from my childhood.
Still an epic movie anyway. :3
rac91790 1 year ago 4
"Oh, oh, I'm aching from joy!"
Best last line of ANY movie ever.
KekoaOnorati 1 year ago 2
@KekoaOnorati Ad-libbed by Tim Stack.
ExplorerDS6789 9 months ago
Some girlfriend Chris is.
KekoaOnorati 1 year ago