the brave little toaster

[cr0m]

where have you guys been

[psi43]

[W.A.C.]

I read some spoilers on Wikipedia last night and I now remember the toaster's death. Now I feel like watching that movie. >_> This information disappointed me though.

The Brave Little Toaster was initially released on July 10, 1987, and made its way to the Sundance Film Festival the following year. Despite being a favorite with festival audiences, it failed to find a distributor. Disney, who held the video and TV rights, withheld its official theatrical distribution, intending it to be shown on its new premium cable service instead. The buzz it generated at Sundance dissipated, and it only received limited theatrical airings through Hyperion, mainly at arthouse facilities across the U.S., and most notably at the Film Forum in New York City, in June 1989. The movie premiered on home video in 1991, then was re-issued in 1994, and was released on DVD in 2002.

That movie should've been in theaters. Also, that was dumb how they made two sequels to the film but it's just a typical with modern day Disney.

[redmongoose]

anybody remember this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KANI2dpXLw

[rtil]

i dont remember any characters dying

the lamp purposely got himself electrocuted by a bolt of lightning to charge the battery, the toaster jumped inbetween the cogs that made the crusher thing at the car dump work, the air conditioner blew himself up, and the blender was gutted by the fat guy. of course, the lamp and the toaster were brought 'back to life' by their friends, but they both deliberately killed themselves in order to save their friends

[trent bortknob]

i dont remember any characters dying

the lamp purposely got himself electrocuted by a bolt of lightning to charge the battery, the toaster jumped inbetween the cogs that made the crusher thing at the car dump work, the air conditioner blew himself up, and the blender was gutted by the fat guy. of course, the lamp and the toaster were brought 'back to life' by their friends, but they both deliberately killed themselves in order to save their friends

yeah i remembered the air conditioner

i used to get really scared when i saw that part and others as a kid

yet somehow i managed to watch the movie like every day

[cr0m]

yet somehow i managed to watch the movie like every day

[R. Wappin]

The air conditioner is awesome

[f0d]

i dont remember any characters dying

the lamp purposely got himself electrocuted by a bolt of lightning to charge the battery, the toaster jumped inbetween the cogs that made the crusher thing at the car dump work, the air conditioner blew himself up, and the blender was gutted by the fat guy. of course, the lamp and the toaster were brought 'back to life' by their friends, but they both deliberately killed themselves in order to save their friends

whoa i just had a major flashback and remembered all that shit you just mentioned very clearly

i remember feeling kind of wierd after seeing it when i was little cuz it was so dark and so many of the characters died. even though you kinda went "ok they arent actually dying they're just fucking appliances short circuiting." and i definitely hid my eyes at the air conditioner freak out scene and the clown dream sequence.

i dunno i think cr0m might be on to something. brave lil toaster made us all fucked up as adults

[rtil]

it's quite possible. i did watch it a LOT as a kid, too

[f0d]

little nemo had a way deeper emotional impact on me though! the scene where the train smashes into his bed scared the living shit out of me and i had nightmares for weeks

and has anyone ever seen "the last unicorn"

all of the scenes with tits in that movie also must have fucked me up when i was little

[sQueef]

I think having my dad for a dad is what fucked me up as a child.