Brave Little Toaster Flower Scene

Arguably the most heartbreaking scene in a children's movie. This moment will live on in my memory forever...

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• brave
• little
• toaster
• flower
• sad

[AGuyInAHat]

This is what makes this film so important, it shows that life isn't fun and games, it shows that life is full of sadness and sacrifice, and if you make the right decisions you will have a happy ending, this film really depressed me as a kid, but it showed me that we only play this game once. I love this film so much.

[MoonFox23]

I hardly remember this movie (was reminded by a picture) so I went to look up some clips. Found this one... and BAWLED. Damn this is a heavy scene. I need to rewatch the entire film now, but first... *digs up plant* ;__________; I'M TAKING YOU HOME, BBY.

[nibelung34343]

isnt that a narccisus flower

[DecemberRegn]

I loved this movie as a kid, and we had taped the english version and I'm swedish. I couldn't understand a word they said but still loved it.

It gave me a constant unpleasent feeling in my stomach, still I saw it again and again.

This scene is heart breaking to me.

[lovelyswimmer1]

It shows that love is truly a powerful thing, it is one of our most basic emotions.

[xxSanadaxx]

This carved my soul when I was a child. But that said, I think for some reason it made me love deeper in my older age. I've always believed things like this can have an impression on someone if shown to them at an early age.

[cansto214]

I remember seeing this movie when I was about 11 and the only thing I could recall about it was this scene... because it upset me so much. As an 11 year old I was left slack-jawed, feeling like I'd been punched in the stomach. As a 34 year old, it makes me cry. I don't know why the filmmakers saw fit to put this scene in the film, but it truly is heartbreaking.

[TheElectricDreamer93]

@RARunner91 From what I recall with Sam's comment, (unless it was from someone else)after hurting Blanky, this scene comes in which the flower dies as a result of unrequited love. This brings up Lampy wondering Toaster's change of heart and action when they set up camp for the night. The scene is referenced again after the waterfall scene, where Toaster sits alone at the swamp in a ray of light.

[TheElectricDreamer93]

@RARunner91 - I'm having a hard time finding it again. I'm not sure if it's lost in the comments or it's gone because he closed his account. It's similar to other comments, like one by Budaphly about it being an illistration of love and loss.

[TheElectricDreamer93]

@casper9013 - I've been wanting him to tackle this for a while now, mainly on how different it is; the symbolism and how dark it can be at times; but he said in one of his not too recent top 11 lists why he won't review it. It's definetly worth checking out since there are other interesting movies on the list too like Toys, Watership Down and another Care Bears movie.

[RARunner91]

@TheElectricDreamer93 what did pacificsam say, I am really curious because several people agreed with his words but I cant find them anywhere

[CoolerKing37]

@IUploadTheOC yeah.