I've always loved how the sing about being cutting edge modern tech is being sung by a bunch of devices that were outmoded and obsolete only a few years after this film came out, while the main appliances are all timeless and could theoretically be useful even nowadays.

@dakotaedmonds6612

Жыл бұрын

Really makes you think

@prageruwu69

Жыл бұрын

how ironic

@Twinklethefox9022

Жыл бұрын

Except for lamps, those will always be timeless. But yeah, the rest is ironic. My smart phone can replace some of the other appliances. Be a small tv, play music and act like a phone (duh)

@PCIexplorer

Жыл бұрын

And the second movie was about a mainframe computer being obsolete, but at the end it was put into a museum, because it had some historical value.

@wieldylattice3015

10 ай бұрын

Idk man, bag vacuums just kinda suck compared to modern cyclone vacuums

It took me a few watches of this movie to understand the importance of the dying flower scene. Toaster realizes that by rejecting others that are lonely and need companionship deeply hurts them. Even kills them. Right after this scene Toaster becomes much much nicer to blanket. Its nice character development for Toaster.

@erainmartinez8175

Жыл бұрын

This is how I feel "Lonely Brokenhearted" 5:34

@mckenzie.latham91

10 ай бұрын

And Toaster telling Lampy about how good it feels to look out for and help someone else feel good Convinces Lampy to risk his life to repower the battery for the others

@phoebevaughan5095

10 ай бұрын

Trigger Warning: I see it as being aware of another person's struggle with mental health issues and depression. Just being more open and compassionate without being overbearing to the person. It's very dark, but that is how I interpret the scene. I've felt like a wilted flower alot in my life, but luckily I have good friends who help me get through the day. I'm very lucky.

@Scarshadow666

Ай бұрын

@@phoebevaughan5095 Definitely a good point! It also shows how important boundaries and being compassionate/empowering others to have genuine self-care are important too (in a perfect world, everyone should be able to help others with mental health struggles - but sadly, some people are not equipped to handle taking on someone else's mental health issues, especially if they're compromised themselves and/or their emotional bandwidth gets too drained to be effective).

The voice of the Vacuum Cleaner, (Thurl Ravenscroft), aka Tony the Tiger and singer of the original "You're a Mean One, Mr Grinch" also provided the lower voice for "Grim Grinning Ghosts" from the Haunted Mansion ride. One of the singing busts on the ride, is in fact Thurl himself.

5:16 In the book this is based on, this moment is actually even darker! 😬 Apparently, the flower actually asks the toaster to uproot him, because he’s tired of living in this isolated spot!

@-8h-

7 ай бұрын

The book isn't all that dark, the film exagerrated and added a lot of its own things. The uprooting was probably to be moved, so it's not alone.

The “Cutting edge” was actually a deliberate satire of the consumerism of the time of the movie.

The movie of my childhood When i was little i was at my grandparents house all the time because my parents were at work and i remember watching this movie so much, it was a daily thing for me and one day i even watched it twice in a row

@TaccRaccoon

Жыл бұрын

That vhs totally degraded alot

@roxassora2706

Жыл бұрын

I was the same with Spirit.

@stan2961

Жыл бұрын

Litterely me too.

@thatbeaninyourcloset9853

Жыл бұрын

That’s exactly what I did. I loved this movie and I’d watch it with my grandparents while my parents were at work. I also watched the 2 movies after it.

It still amazes me how well this movie handled its atmosphere, especially when the music gets either calm or eerie, or when there's complete silence. That really gives this film about living objects an interesting edge.

Saberspark watching Toaster's corpse being mangled in the gears: "I thought of a dirty joke..."

It's one of my favorite childhood movies even though some sequences could be very scary like other Disney movies they have lots of "DARK MOMENTS" that wasn't kid friendly. It's beautifully animated all thanks to the late Joe Ranft. You got to admit it, it's what I called NOSTALGIA ENTERTAINMENT! Nice vid, guys.

So has saber just given up and accepted that he actually is a furry?

@bobbobberton7920

Жыл бұрын

let's get the comment above me to 69 likes.

@MatiEP09

10 ай бұрын

Yep

@mckenzie.latham91

10 ай бұрын

One of us one of us, gooblengobble google gobble one of us

One of my favorite childhood movies! It was intense for 5 or 6 year old me, but I still enjoyed watching it multiple times!

5:46 Everyone cried for Mufasa, but who will cry for the flower with the broken heart? 😢 🌼

@unskilledshark

Жыл бұрын

What about the vacuum?

@mightyx5441

10 ай бұрын

Flowey really doesn't like life huh, not new

@phoebevaughan5095

10 ай бұрын

I cried for the air conditioner. Poor guy just needed a hug.

As a kid I always thought Lampy and Kaa from The Jungle Book looked similar 🤣

@marleecorrell1486

Жыл бұрын

Finally! Someone else who sees it!

@scientistservant

Жыл бұрын

@@marleecorrell1486 I think it's the shape of Lampy's head and that his eyes are very close together 😆

@madcapmakov2

Жыл бұрын

Very much so. There’s a lot of Disney inspired stuff. Blanket has Piglet’s face.

That A/C unit crying tears of Freon.

Well, damn. Saber managed to ruin the 'A.C. repaired' scene. It takes a special kind of effort to mess with a scene that has no dialogue, but it figures it would be possible after being around the block for as long and as far as Saber has gone. Godspeed, Phil Hartman!

@shadowfreak1101

Жыл бұрын

Everything he wanted… *and more*… the eternal agony of an appliance and in this case a cartoon, immortally in a constant cycle of being broken, fixed, and voiced by the now deceased Phil Hartman… all to be watched in a recycled state of video by human eyes.

@unripetheberrby6283

Жыл бұрын

It was so sweet he cried with joy, though later he'd be all lone in the house, probably forever!.. It's nice he has such a good memory now anyway

Trauma indeed. BLT is one of the movies I saw as a kid, and remember it traumatizing, vaguely remembering it was scary clown dressed as a fireman, or something in between the two, but couldn't remember exactly. I just knew as I grew I never wanted to watch it again lol.

That's the best part about the song cutting edge- the cutting edge has moved so far away from where it was when this song was written that watching these ancient appliances sing it is insanely hilarious. One separate note, it's thanks to this movie that I hate getting rid of my old cars, because I always remember the sad broken cars singing as they're crushed alive

the book was a plea from the author to children to learn not to become wasteful. to humanize their belongings in hopes they would take care of them, and not create a wasteful consumer culture. there's the real tragedy of the movie.

I look at the air conditioner and I think to myself major monogram

We've progressively gone from the full movies to a supercut. Maaaan can we go back to the old format kf these lets watches?

@mckenzie.latham91

10 ай бұрын

My guess it's got to do with copyright strikes/claims from the algorithm.

I remember watching all 3 “Brave Little Toaster” movies when I was a kid. Toaster and Kirby were my favorite characters.

This movie is so fucked up in retrospective. I love it. The scene with the crusher legit gave me nightmares when I was a kid, even more so than the clown.

@Twinklethefox9022

Жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one who got nightmares from the junkyard but not the clown. I'm not afraid of clowns. What's funny is that I didn't remember that part at all so probably as a kid, I wasn't phased by it.

The amount of times I watched this as a kid....and I never got used to the junkyard scene. I haven't even seen the sequels

This is one of my favorite movies of all time, so glad they did a let’s watch

This is my absolute favorite movie I know like most of the lines and all of the songs 😂 Even though this came out in like 1987 wayyyy before I was born (I’m a 2000s kid) this still is one of my favorites if not THE favorite ❤

@KayKorTeeVee

11 ай бұрын

Yes!

There's quite a few differences between this movie and the story it's based on...one big one is the new modern appliances aren't actually the mean spirited characters they are in the movie, in the story they are actually rather friendly to the older appliances.

@-8h-

7 ай бұрын

The book isn't really dark. They took a lot of liberties with this one.

I always associated the clown with colossal is crazy

THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER!!! This movie is a staple of my childhood! I watched it constantly and I was introduced to it at a really young age, so the movie gave me nightmares a lot. But I always kept coming back to it even though it scared me. The junkyard scene with the "Worthless" song changed my life. It's the first time I ever really contemplated death as a child. If you listen to each of the cars lyrics they all tell a story of how they lived thier lives before they were taken to the junkyard. Some were happy, some were miserable, some had ups and downs. The Reservation truck commits suicide because it doesn't want the evil magnet to have the satisfaction of capturing and killing him. What a fucking badass movie!! Also fun fact this isn't a Disney production, it was created by a bunch of indie artists that would later go on to found Pixar Studios. The original intention was to make this movie for college students, not children, which is why there is so much scary and downright terrifying imagery in this film.

I'm in a bit of a Brave Little Toaster mood as of late, so it's interesting to watch these videos and see what people thought of various scenes of the movie. For me, it's not so much that I thought movie was "too scary" or anything, my lasting memory of this movie is how it yanks you around emotionally from scene to scene. Stuff like the Air Conditioner blowing himself up, the flower falling in love with Toaster's reflection then wilting when Toaster ran off, Toaster's nightmare followed up by Blanky flying away and Lampy getting struck by lightning, everyone but Kirby falling down a waterfall, everyone sinking into the mud one-by-one, everything at Elmo St. Peters' part shop, and of course everything at the junkyard, it just felt like every other moment there was something shocking, scary, or sad happening, it was an emotional roller coaster. Of course, as an adult, I now respect a lot of these scenes and their role in the story, in particular the flower scene; it took me an embarrassingly long time (i.e. until a few days ago) to realize that scene is important because it's the inciting incident that made Toaster decide to be more supportive and considerate to Blanky, when previously Toaster wasn't above being rude and dismissive towards him. It's character development, something that went over my head as a kid. In the end, I suppose the best way to summarize the affect The Brave Little Toaster is something Don Bluth once said, or rather I think he said, that kids will put up with a lot of sad or scary stuff so long as there's a happy ending, and Toaster, Blanky, Lampy, Radio, and Kirby certainly earned their happy ending by the time their Master takes them off the college.

0:17 Yes, that is the voice of Tony the Tiger! He also originally sang You’re A Mean One Mr Grinch and several classic Disney songs!

I never got a chance to watch this as a kid, closest I got was a trailer on a vhs tape. That being said, I did hear a lot how it traumatized people as kids and recently wayched it for the first time Since it was an older movie (and hearing about the aforementioned trauma), I kept expecting the appliances to die along the way and for the toaster to be the last one left. Made for a fun viewing experience

that stupid magnet in the junkyard still haunts my nightmares and I mean that literally.

I never realized there was more than one little toaster movie. Growing up I only ever saw little toater to the rescue. Took me a second to realize this wasn't that.

I wasn't sure why this movie looked so familiar but I swear when I saw the blanket character I knew for sure. I always (and still kind of do) feel so bad for that character at times. Which is sort of funny because of my difficulty with emotion due to autism. But the part where he said "I'm not afraid" while being sucked down to his death was beyond depressing. Idk, I have a hard time feeling anything for anyone but I feel bad for a cartoon. Go figure.

9:23 Saber does his best impression of a half-life zombie

Blanket floating downstairs is like something from Junji Ito

You know it took me until my adult years to figure out that I think the towel is just a towel with like a sentient piece of soap for a head. And I just went my entire childhood. Not really knowing what it was

@amyjeanc5398

Жыл бұрын

When I was a kid my mom told me it's an electric blanket and the face and nose is the control dial

No way, Saber confirmed colab with Colossal is Crazy.

I can still remember watxhing this movie on vhs at my grandma's house over 10 years ago. Gave me strange vibes. But me and my sister loved it.

Saw this movie today. It’s actually freaking good.

I loved this movie as a kid

This movie was so good! I loved it. Especially the musical segments. I remember every song in this one! :D It was always a blast! And you should listen to the German version of this. The voices are way more in tune to the specific characters in it, than it was with the English version :D

Wha--? Nobody is supposed to *laugh* when the air conditioner blows itself to kingdom come. 🤯😱

LOL "The warm embrace of oblivion."

This movie is the kind of movie that left test executives confused and just had no idea how to help the filmmakers fix it and just threw it out in theaters.

The Brave Little Toaster characters should appear in the Kingdom Hearts series. 😁

I remember I watched this cartoon movie with hungarian dub in my childhood at one of many commercial TV channels. I liked the story and the music. 🙂 I saw a few scenes which are nowadays the most terrifying scenes for kids. The one is the firefighter clown with his yellow teeth, the other is the car crushing scene inside the junkyard.

This is my favourite movie of all time. I've loved it since i was a little sht. Ironically, i work in a junk yard now.

Even though I admittedly don't care for Brave Little Toaster, I absolutely LOVE the last song of the film. So thought provoking!

The one with the animals seems to have been the second film produced, and is the second in the timeline, but for some inexplicable reason, the Mars one was the second to come out.

One of my top 5 favorite movies as a kid

I vaguely remember this movie from some long gone recess of my brain from when my family first moved into my current house a decade and a half or so ago; my younger siblings watched it like once and I forgot it existed until I saw the video title

This movie was so traumatizing

the radiator, the appliances in the store, and magnet thing in the junkyard gave me nightmares as a kid.

It’s so cool to finally see a video on Tblt from you!! My absolute favorite movie ever, I’ve been wanting you to do some kind of commentary / review forever! And this video made me laugh really hard lmao

Worthless scared me as a kid. Sad that he didnt play that song.

Aahh this movie from my childhood, loved my childhood and loved this movie, wannabe see it again, good times

Thurl Ravenscroft Date Of Birth: Feb 6, 1914 Birth Place: Norfolk, Nebraska, USA Date Of Death: May 22, 2005

The Saberspark/Colossal is Crazy collab we never asked for

You guys have the cutest laughs

Hey this movie was another of my childhood favorite. you have some real balls riffing my movie that was my childhood.

Kevin Richardson who was a animator of the movie actually comments on the KZread video for the song ‘City of Light’ and talks very positive working of the movie.

12:24 "Aww, he's happy!" "NO HE'S NOT!" That exchange made me laugh more than it should've. 🤣

these consistent uploads are a W

oh now they NEED to watch the sequel: The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars. I used to watch that movie all the time as a lil kid

This was my favorite movie when i was younger, the air conditioner dieing and the car junk yard will always haunt me.. Ps as far as i know this is the only movie ever that the third movie was released before the second movie even though they started the second movie first . the third movie was done in 3D and the second movie was done in 2D so the second movie took about a year longer to finish than the third movie

@liopleurodon2000

Жыл бұрын

*there was a third one?*

@blueflare3848

Жыл бұрын

There are more of them?

Well Rob's family must be rich they have a private 2 story cottage with nice view and a AC running for probably 10 years

The clown scene was a premonition the toaster was having of his own death where he falls into the gears of the compactor.

I love this movie so flipping much.

Phil Hartman Date Of Birth: Sep 24, 1948 Birth Place: Brantford, Ontario, Canada Date Of Death: May 28, 1998

Yeah this is still a nightmare

Too short and too highlight and two copyrighted to watch a full version. I'm not going to get Twitch app I choose life

the scenery of this movie looks so good bro do you agree mr saberspark like that kid who jumped out of his car he looks like where’s Waldo but dyed his hair red 💀

i love this movie so much

Colossal Is Crazy

11:29 - That computer looks like the Laughing Salesman.

Before I even watch the video I must say, I watched this movie when I was probly 5 years old. I love this movie, but I doubt I remember much.

Crusher is basically the Stinky Pete to Toaster's Woody

To this day I have no idea who decided to make a sequel e where they go to fucking Mars

I remember watching this movie as a kid and that's it. But based on this synopsis, it seems like the appliances were abandoned after the people moved because they thought their house was haunted. The appliances later show up with no explanation and the human decides that they can't let them be destroyed since they are obviously cursed.

This movie is so freaking nodtalgic for me

Akumu Nenryō (Nightmare Fuel)

Gonna thank colossal for removing my fear of clowns

I watched this many times as a kid and my mum always asked what parent was stupid enough to give a kid an electric blanket.

I no joke think this movie plays a big part with me not wanting to throw anything out lol.

@KingNedya

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I place a lot of sentimental value in inanimate objects, and I always thought it was just how I am, but looking back on it I did watch a ton of Toy Story 1 and 2 and The Brave Little Toaster (I also saw the second one but only once I think). Maybe they played a bogger role than I thought...

@KayKorTeeVee

11 ай бұрын

@@KingNedyathere was also a third

@KingNedya

11 ай бұрын

@@KayKorTeeVee Yes but I didn't have that one at home and it released much later than the first two. I have seen the third one, but I didn't watch it uncountably many times as a toddler like I did the first two, as by the time Toy Story 3 was released I was no longer a toddler.

I used to cryyyy at the car yard scene. I still kinda do idk man 💔🥺

I had that movie I think 🤔 going to have to watch it.

Are you guys going to watch the sequels too? Would love to see your reactions to those.

The 80s was chock full of dark Disney movies. This film is dark AF!

@roxassora2706

Жыл бұрын

This isn't a Disney movie.

@NovaMaster375

Жыл бұрын

​@@roxassora2706Strange, because Disney owns the rights to the Little Toaster movies...

@roxassora2706

Жыл бұрын

@@NovaMaster375 But wasn't this a fox animation film?

@skeleton-bat

Жыл бұрын

​@roxassora2706 It was made by fox animation but Disney owns them now and thus owns the rights to this movie. But owning the rights does NOT mean that they made it of course.

What is Blanky's true size? I questioned this as a kid. Some scenes he is the size of a baby blanket. Then that one scene, he used his body to make a comfortable sized tent that even fit Kirby under him

2:26 I love the way Stephen/Saber laughs.

I have fond memories about this movie, but no details to remember why. 😅

I can't believe that you guys skipped over the radio's line:" We'll all be Cannibals in a few days, I've seen it happen!". First thing I thought of was "just how many Disney characters is Alastor based off off?!!"

They’re grrreat!

W O R T H L E S S

So do all toasters dream of evil clowns? 🤡

Let's Watch Requests: The Great Mouse Detective Antz The Nutcracker Prince

Can't sleep, clown will eat me!

The brave little toaster

Anyone remembers Colossal is Crazy? Good times...