Brave Little Toaster - It's a B-Movie

[elendraug]

Brilliant line I never caught as a kid: the stove singing "it ain't home on the range." Clever.

[szychurybnik]

Can sombody direct me to some music of this kind (like Abbba etc) I'm really loving the rythm and composition, i was loving it as a kid and I didn't know it, i gonna cry right now please help me :) It's like-a movie! Genius!!

[Atheneastro]

1:05 That bit was funny.

[Atheneastro]

This song is cool!

[Atheneastro]

@SaltTheCatgirl Kevin McDonald? AKA Tallest Purple from Invader Zim? I don't think so. It's Timothy Stack.

[Atheneastro]

I've seen Peter Lorre re-incarnated as a Maggot, a Mad Scientist, Edgar Allen Poe, Tweety Bird (!), a cartoon caricature, and (out of all things), a Chihahua. But a hanging lamp? That's new.

[Bzaafied]

Creator of this show was genius. This is truly what you would call a "timeless classic", because as a kid I could watch it because of the compelling story, catchy songs, and lovable characters and now as an adult I can watch it because of the compelling story, catchy songs, and the depth of themes I did not understand as a kid.

[yellowpower98]

It on my mind :o Nouuuuu :D This so funny

[thatcobainchick]

My sister bought this movie recently on DVD (the last time it was released was 2003) and we used to be obsessed with it as kids. It's great to re-watch it fifteen years later and still know the words and lines.

[MJWeirdAlBenThriller]

2:33 to 2:49 is definitely my favorite part of the song.

[therealCrazyJake]

@MJWeirdAlBenThriller Nice YouTube name!

[MJWeirdAlBenThriller]

@therealCrazyJake Thanks! :D

[Legendeadly]

anyone know who voiced that lamp?....reminds me of someone

[mega0O0O0O0]

@Legendeadly I think It`s Phil Hartman

[TheElectricDreamer93]

@mega0O0O0O0 - Yep, it's Phil Hartman. He also did the voice for AC.

[therealCrazyJake]

@Legendeadly Which lamp? Lampy or the hanging lamp?

[Atheneastro]

@therealCrazyJake The hanging Peter Lorre lamp.

[therealCrazyJake]

@Atheneastro Phil Hartman did his voice.

[jw234100]

You know, the lamp also played a vampire possessed Daffy Duck in the 24 1/2th century. Fun fact.

[spongebobslushpants1]

Movie was perfect.

[v2thekey921]

I love the can opener,lamp, shaver,

[v2thekey921]

I love

[ApatheticElph33]

It's been 14 years since watching this and I remembered all the lyrics to it...

[thisamazingguyspage]

2:34 - 2:49 = Minecraft in a nutshell.

[brightlights456X]

What is meant by "B-Movie"?

[FaunaDragon]

@brightlights456X A "B" movie is a movie with horrible quality. Most B-movies are horror and porn movies. Both have terrible acting and both make you feel cheated out of your money. In this case they are referring to the horror movie.

[brightlights456X]

@FaunaDragon

Ahhhh, I see. Thanks for that. You avatar's expression matches your responces....discontent.

:D

[therealCrazyJake]

@FaunaDragon I'm gonna have to look that up now.

[AmanD5001]

Look at me, I mean barf, barf, barf, I'm a can opener, a lamp, and a shaver, OH HO HO GOD, I'm a mish mush.

[Atheneastro]

@AmanD5001 In the polish version it cries out 'Oh, I am at my limit!'

[LumpyBumpyAcidFish]

they want to know how to escape? HA! that was funny! ha ha ha ha

[CreditR01]

So many of the lyrics flew right over my head as a kid. : P

[therealCrazyJake]

@CreditR01 I know, right. They even made a reference to Hell in this song. I didn't catch it until I watched it as a teenager.

[YorkistWhiteRose]

This was always my favorite part of the movie....

[killwize]

2:29

"You just tell St. Pete

That you got cold feet"

Bloody Genius!

[spongebobslushpants1]

This scared me so freakin' much

[princenoah21]

17 people don't like this song! Did you hear that boys? 17 people don't like this song! *snickers then laughs hysterically*

[JKBlohm]

@princenoah21 *turns on busted up record player*

[grimlockfire]

@princenoah21 hehehehehhhehehehehhe

[Matthewhasarrived]

Damn electronics, you scary.

[hippiechik95]

@KingofPepsi Actually, it is Tony himself, Thurl Ravenscroft, doing both Kirby's speaking and singing voices. I always loved his beautiful bass voice.

[yTubeBlowsBigBalls]

Man I wasn't expecting a broadway musical to break-out!

[koechiaki777]

this is my favorite song in cartoon history.

[BCoriginal1]

Oh God I'm a mish-mash! I wonder if Joan Rivers is saying that now when she looks in a mirror

[ZebrasFirst]

@BCoriginal1, I don't think it's really Joan Rivers, it's a sound-alike. They did a great job with the voice imitations.

[therealCrazyJake]

@ZebrasFirst Yeah, it was a sound-alike, and that's exactly the voice they were going for.

[caviekim]

"This is weird!"  We're with you, Kirby.

[candykanethunderbolt]

The laugh at the beginning makes me laugh every time.

[weluvb5]

I think out of all the creeps the tape recorder is the scariest character to me

[sylia103]

this song gives me goosebumps!!!! always has....

[koyoteblue1998]

at 1:54 I would like to thank the toaster for appropriately channeling my reaction to this scene.

[ramirezthesilvite]

I never realized how incredibly dark and depressing this movie can be. It's like some kind of existential nightmare.

[11marioboots]

What does Kirby say in this song?

[KingofPepsi]

@11marioboots, Kirby, the Vacuum sounds like Tony, the Tiger from Kellog's Frosted Flakes cereal, "Theeeeeey'rre Great!!" I wonder if it's him? I think so.

Anyhow, Kirby says: "I'm FOR getting out of here." (1:18)

2:06 (Can Opener/Lamp & a Shaver) is supposed to be comedianne Joan Rivers. I don't think Rivers did voice work for this. In the beginning of the movie, Air Conditioner was supposed to be Jack Nicholson. Good sound-alikes.

[11marioboots]

@KingofPepsi Thanks yeah and I agree with you on the tony the tiger thing lol

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi Yeah, that's Tony the Tiger, Thurl Ravenscroft (may he rest in peace), and when he says, "for getting out of here", he's basically saying he wants out, he's for it. The Mish-Mosh is actually a sound-alike. The Air Conditioner was played by Phil Hartman (may he rest in peace). He actually was inspired by Jack Nicholson, one of his characters from a movie he played in (I don't know which movie, so don't ask me).

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, What was your opinions of the sequels? ("Goes To Mars" and "To The Rescue") I have all three, but haven't watched the sequels yet. Although, I remember seeing "Mars" a long time ago back in 1998 somewhere . I remember it not being as good as the original.

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi I've always been interested in the whole trilogy (I guess you could say "as a whole"). However, I always liked the first one the best, it has the best animation, sharpness, and shadowing, along with storyline, wit, humour, and creativity. But, here's why the sequels are of different qualities than the first, is because they're written and produced by a different crew.

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi Unfortunately my response was too long to fit in just one comment, and by now, you're probably tired of reading, and thinking to yourself, "just answer my question, already!" Yes, I do recommend the sequels, if you haven't seen them, but before you watch them, be sure that you remember what happened in the first movie. Also, remember to watch "To the Rescue" before watching "Goes to Mars".

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, Wow, I never noticed "Goes To Mars" was released first but actually takes place after "To The Rescue". I looked it up, and you were right!!

I wonder why the chronological order was reversed? I was blessed and lucky enough to get "The Brave Little Toaster Motion Picture Soundtrack". My favorite is "Worthless".

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi The two sequels were out of order due to the "Goes to Mars" being finished before "To the Rescue", they were actually being made at the same time, but were finished and released in the wrong order. I've met the writer/director of the original movie, Jerry Rees, online. He's getting things together to make a true sequel to the original, starting where the original left off. It's going to be CGI/3D animated.

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, I'm probably the only person in the world that hates 3-D. I hate it, I can't stand it, it's annoying, and it's not worth the trouble.

I went to see the re-release of "The Lion King in 3-D". I don't get what the big thrill is. I felt like an idiot sitting in the dark wearing sunglasses just so I can see the action in a not-as-big-a-deal-than-it-real­ly-is dimension. Now Disney is going to re-release more classics in 3-D in theaters.

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi Not that kind of 3D bro. It's 3D animated with computers. Like, still a cartoon, but looks more like live action than hand-drawn.

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, U wrote,"Not that kind of 3D bro. It's 3D animated with computers."

- No, I understand that. But we'd still have to put on the annoying glasses?

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi No, you wouldn't because it's not that kind of 3D. The glasses aren't required, it's only the animation being "3D", meaning that it's a more advanced animation. Not the kind of 3D with the red and blue, blurry crap all over it.

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, Oh, yeah, I forgot that I also went to see the remake of "Clash of the Titans in 3-D". Once again, I felt like an idiot in the dark with sunglasses just to watch a special effect that I don't think is so special, but more of a nuisance than anything.

Ray Harryhausen's original "Clash of the Titans" was more mysterious, scary, and best. Although the remake's Kraken was awesome.

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, I'm excited to hear about a new "TBLT" film, but not so much about the CGI 3-D.

I'm sure "UP" would have been interesting in 3-D, but I just stuck with the regular 2-D because it's less than a hassle. The film is smeared and blurred when you remove the 3-D glasses. I will never understand what the big deal is.

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi Again, it's still 2D, but not 2D animated.

[KingofPepsi]

@therealCrazyJake, Can you give an example of an animated CGI 3-D that's already out?

By the way, I strongly recommend "The Rescuers Down Under"- Awesome animated film. I regret not seeing it in the theaters.

[therealCrazyJake]

@KingofPepsi Beowulf (Halo if you want a video game example). Basically, the idea is to make the characters look real.

Thanks for the recommendation, if I have seen that movie before, I don't remember much of it.

[dusktiger112]

I play this song in front of my house on a loop for Halloween night when the kids trick or treat.

[childatheart94]

This movie scared the crap outta me when I was little....and to this day it still does.

[hikarinoryu]

I STILL don't understand that lamp/can opener/razor thing. Someone got too creative with splicing electronics together? (So she's like Frankenstein's Monster in a way?) She said it best, "(She's) a mishmash!"

[Haseo190]

@hikarinoryu The whole place is supposed to be symbolic of an insane asylum, she's the one that's the most screwed up, that's why she was kept in a box and had to be taken down specially.

[KingofPepsi]

@Haseo190, Not only an insane asylum, but more of a slaughterhouse. The human Parts Shop owner is like Leatherface from "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" for the terrified electrical appliances.

[KingofPepsi]

@Haseo190, You wrote, "she's (meaning the Can Opener, Lamp & A Shaver) the one that's the most screwed up, that's why she was kept in a box and had to be taken down specially."

- Not really. The box was lowered down to the floor as a stage for the Can Opener, Lamp & A Shaver. At 2:04 she is tossed onto the box, not emerges from out of the box.

[KingofPepsi]

@hikarinoryu, Yes, the Can Opener, Lamp & A Shaver is supposed to be comedianne Joan Rivers, although I don't think Rivers voice worked on this film. The human owner of the Parts Shop is like a butcher to cows for the electrical appliances. To the electrical appliances, the human owner is a madman. The whole Parts Shop is a slaughterhouse to them.

[jenluvjake]

the green guy always scared the heck out of me :|

[Kneco77]

World's best Halloween song.

[oberutyure]

This movie scared the crap out of me when I was younger. OTL

[CuddlyCavys711]

The lamp is NOT PETER LORRE. It's Phil Hartman. It says it in the credits of the movie, and on wikipedia!!

[Cutelilteen]

@CuddlyCavys711

I think pretty much everyone knows that, it's just that it's Phil Hartman doing an impression of Peter Lorre.

[MidBoss666]

@BlueChewingGum Just look up Peter Lorre.

[SlumberCloud]

The one that does the hanging lamp with big lips, is that the same voice from ren and stimpy?

[tobar1p]

@SlumberCloud Look up Peter Lorre here on Youtube

[SlumberCloud]

@tobar1p ohh okay. Thanks so much

[Terezodu]

@SlumberCloud, it's Phil Hartman. He's also the voice of the Air Conditioner.

[whatsherusername]

@SlumberCloud It's Phil Hartman.

[princenoah21]

@SlumberCloud He also voices the Air Conditioner in the beginning

[addicted2you20]

@SlumberCloud it's actually Phil Hartman from SNL. who also did alot of voices on the Simpsons back in the day too.

[KTChamberlain]

@SlumberCloud Ren's voice was basically modeled off of Peter Lorre

[therealCrazyJake]

@KTChamberlain So was the hanging lamp's voice.

[therealCrazyJake]

@SlumberCloud No, Ren & Stimpy was Billy West. The hanging lamp was played by Phil Hartman. I know this movie inside and out, but he does sound like him, so I see what you mean.

[Atheneastro]

@therealCrazyJake Actually, Ren was voiced by John Kricfalusi first, and then later Billy did both voices.

[therealCrazyJake]

@Atheneastro Didn't know that, interesting. I think Billy West may be the best voice impersonator ever. I never knew they had someone else before Billy.

[HoundDogEntertainmnt]

I've had nightmares of the giant oven coming into my room! Hahahahaha.

[SakiAiza]

That freakin' lamp gave me nightmares as a kid.

[vinemon]

So the reason the Appliances are all crazyy, is because they have to see their friends get taken apart infront of them.

[TehNerdQueen]

God my childhood could easily be confused for a trip..IT WAS AMAZING

[KeybladeHaven]

I love the harmonies in this song.

[corjonbett]

Watch closely at the end: The pram (Baby carriage) DOESN'T right itself, the popcorn maker does it, hence his being a bit late in taking his spot!

[Allannon500]

@corjonbett I never did notice that part before. Thanks for the info.

[biospherearcadia]

Re-watching this movie...I'm like damn...this was trippy. Awesome but trippy.

[Loopholeization]

As a kid, I thought they were singing "a big movie show." I love finding out real lyrics all these years later.

[DexusSuxed]

Creepy. 

[Hektossus]

0:27 theresa lamp in the background wouldnt it be alive????

[otakusoul22]

God I miss this movie, this song was always my favorite.

[Allannon500]

@otakusoul22 Mine to. I bought it on dvd not long ago, and when I watched it I couldn't believe I didn't realize how dark it was.

[dejEtack]

why do i get the feeling that this song is making tons of movie references?

[nightspeller]

I forgot how this song used to scare me as a child. Makes me cringe a bit now, and I'm 23 years old.

[MDthornton83]

The thing about this movie is that since the appliances are living sentient beings, one of the main themes this movie revolves around is the desperate desire for survival. All makes for a dark and chilling atmosphere.

[Antichthonic]

Anyone else find it ironic that lampy is asking for someone to turn on the light?

[TBustah]

@Antichthonic This could be the result of a short-sighted rewrite.

Have you ever seen the whole movie? Earlier in this same scene, the hanging lamp gave him a bulb to replace the one he broke earlier in the film. Maybe this song was originally going to play BEFORE the bulb was replaced, and they changed it for some reason.

But it's probably just intentionally ironic.

[AshCosgrove]

Something happened to Peter Lorre... I think he lost some weight.

[TheEvilTacos]

does Ren Hoek voice the ceiling lamp?

[drumsticks57]

@TheEvilTacos Nope. It was Phil Hartman.

[Atheneastro]

@TheEvilTacos No, it was Troy McClure. The lamp's voice is raspier than Ren's or even N.Gin's.

[Alpha380official]

Did I catch ya at a bad time? Just wondering if ya got my radio tubes

[alex134219]

the fan reminds me of that dinosaur from jurasic park that spits

[mikeT1100]

@alex134219 too soon

[perfectionless]

I don't know why but it's always the fan that scares me me the most at the end.

[jigsaw213]

@perfectionless Wow I can't believe I'm not the only one. The blue fan used to scare the shit out me the most when I was little and still makes me cringe a bit now.

[Hektossus]

i love that blue fan at the end

[KingNothing125]

When did Hoarding become a thing? I bet Brave Little Toaster had something to do with it. It came out when I was 5 years old, and I know I didn't want to throw anything away afterwards :P

[Murdercide626]

I never realized how surprisingly awesome the soundtrack to this movie is. Man, I've gotta watch this movie again.

Love the Peter Lorre ceiling lamp. XD

[Bookfreak07]

Wow, just...wow.  Ummm freaky much?

[randomandproudqueen]

weird how nothing in this movie scared me as a kid, yet when I see it a good 12 years later, I think to myself....HOW AM I NOT MENTALLY DISTURBED?!

[Murdercide626]

@randomandproudqueen Same here. I was so young when I saw this movie that I guess the darker elements just went over my head. But watching this now as an adult... damn!

[SuperMarvelGo]

@randomandproudqueen

I know, the wolf and the 7 kids was like my fav. story once, and now...Wow. Did you know 'Ring Around the Rosy 'is about the Black Death? And listen close to 'Rock-a-bye Baby. It's amazing what does and does not scare little kids.

[Motsenschadt]

@randomandproudqueen THIS

[TrunkJunky]

What in the hell are all those ceiling cords attached to?

[Bookfreak07]

@TrunkJunky That is a really good point! I never thought of that...it makes this all the more creepy

[krogardious]

@TrunkJunky Satan!

[KingofPepsi]

@TrunkJunky, Well, the ceiling, of course! :D

[ShadowDJ94]

You know what's weird? I think I can see the villians from Arkham Asylum singing this song to scare the living heck out of someone working there.

[randomandproudqueen]

@ShadowDJ94 have you seen the "villain batman tribute" in the related videos?

[ShadowDJ94]

@randomandproudqueen (looks and jaw drops) Holy....crap...

[randomandproudqueen]

@ShadowDJ94 AW YEAH!

[TheSamvadar]

could someone tell me who the overhead light is suppose to be like?

[Weeds2Roses]

@TheSamvadar I think it's supposed to be Peter Lorre.

[TheSamvadar]

@Weeds2Roses  thanks

[username20X6]

Thinking back, I can't remember a single song that wasn't completely unsettling.

[PatchworkFestival]

0:24 is where the song actually starts :3

[19TimiT91]

The song is catchy, but it doesn't make sense. NONE of the lyrics seem to be connected to the situation. Vincent Price? FRANKENSTEIN? How do they incorporate into this bit?

[Ladonaru]

@19TimiT91 From what i gather they were using movie references to describe what the fat guy was going to do to them.

like...it reminds me in a way of the opening song "Science Fiction Double Feature" form Rock Horror Picture Show

[Regreme]

@19TimiT91 They're analogies to how the owner of the place pretty much takes them apart and leaves the survivors as mismatched monsters. The song's essentially like: "We'll take real good care of you... then turn you into a monster show should you survive."

[SycrosD4]

This movie had songs that I actually enjoyed. Take that mainstream Disney...

[BBoy2020]

@SycrosD4 "Prince Ali" from Aladdin says otherwise.

[ANoNymousKiLLa]

This needs a metal cover so badly.

[Tigerlady248]

Jeez, this is a KID'S song? Its odd, when I was a kid I loved this... and didn;'t get any of the references. Now, I still love and wonder why this didn't scar me as a kid...

[Nemesisprime2010]

@Tigerlady248 we usually don't get the referances until we're near our twenties.

[Atheneastro]

@Tigerlady248 Especially the appliance with her spinning... dials.

[UltimateGCX]

is there a german version of this song??

[tyranitarphantom]

I'm going to make sure my kid watches this. The defining movie of my childhood is definitely worthy of passing on to future generations

[tyranitarphantom]

I'm going to make sure my kid watches this. The defining movie of my childhood is definitely worthy of passing on to future generations

[mag237]

My little baby cousin, Aaron would like this movie.

[cutelilldeadgirl]

if you were scared of this as a kid your probly a wussy now

[KingofPepsi]

@cutelilldeadgirl, LOL!!! That's hilarious!!!

[Allannon500]

This was always my favorite music scene in the whole movie, and it was quite dark to.

[64supermarioreturns]

This movie is too freaking clever for me

[SkurtHevans]

LOL I didn't realize they were making fun of Joan Rivers' plastic surgery at 2:04

[mechanesthesia]

@SkurtHevans Whoa! I didn't notice that!

[R2ninjaturtle]

Oh my god, this was my favorite movie when I was a kid, but I'm watching this song and I'm effing horrified! XD ...I should go watch the whole thing now.

[flowerbunny91]

omg!! lol i used to watch this as a kid ALL the time. now i look back and....how was i ever into it? lol. still cool though.

[MrCherrypie69]

This movie should scare people; consumerism is a scary thing.

[VanOsdel0123]

This song is great. including the OST of it.

[y0xHitxThatxChanxGuy]

Glad to see everyone else was freaked out by this as a kid. I loved it and watched it over and over... despite all that.

[thefieryfury]

@y0xHitxThatxChanxGuy me too!!i used to watch this movie everyday when i was little.

[HulkFan11]

ah that lamp muy loco in la ceezsa

[WolfPawDragonClaw]

Someone get the Nostalgia Critic to review this movie!!

[Atheneastro]

@WolfPawDragonClaw I'd like him to review 'Goes to Mars'.

[v2thekey921]

havent seen this movie in years and i still know the songs. SWEET!!!

[TheMichael1342]

I dont know but the computer always scared me. idk why.... 

[broadwaymelody33]

I think the part that freaked me out in the movie was the flower that was dying in the woods. This didn't bother me at all lol