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The director actually stated this movie wasn't ever a 'kids' movies, it's just when Disney got the rights to it they wanted to market it as a kids movie since they thought that would be the only way this movie would sell
Once in an Indian Nation,
I took the kids on the skids where the Hopi
Was happy 'til I heard 'em say...
"You're worthless."
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they really had no fucking idea how traumatizing this shit would be to kids. I loved this movie and always thought fondly of it, but I completely blocked out the death of the air conditioner (among MANY other scenes of that nature). I understand so much more about myself now that I'm realizing this
wtf Disney
@@ruesylvester oh they knew, they just love money too much
The director never intended for it to be a kid's movie, that's just how people marketed it since apparently animated = for kids
Hey animation can be for adults as well SMFH 😔😔
So...animated stuff are for kids only?
@Isaac MacKinnon not originally kids
@@jemdew3123 I'll raise you Ralph Bakshi's Wizards. Rated PG, apparently his go at making a family movie.
Wizards. Was. A. Family. Movie.
Then why the G rating?
A few other things:
The original writer of the children's book, Thomas M. Disch, shot himself a few years after the movie came out, having struggled with depression for years.
One of the screenwriters of the movie, Joe Ranft, died in a car crash.
And the man who voiced the Air Conditioner, Phil Hartman, was murdered by his wife.
Jesus....what was this movie?
WHY WOULD YOU TELL ME THAT
r/thanksihateit
Well that explains everything!
da fork!?
The clown whispering "run" was the most terrifying thing in the movie, no doubt.
It was
funnily enough, that's the part I can never remember. I'm pretty sure my brain is choosing to forget it bc that scene is a big NOPE.
I always thought it said "rot" 😅
That part didn't scare me because I'm not afraid of clowns.
I still found the air conditioner thing to be the worst, I would have to skip it whenever I’d rewatch it (and I only rewatched it when I was bored and had nothing else to do)
Blanky: “HELP THEY ARE KILLING ME”
Disney: _ah yes, child movie_
*Stealing me
poor audio quality makes the S sound muffled
Disney didn’t make this movie a guy from Pixar did.
@@Jack_Woods I thought he said chewing me
F in the chats for my boy Blanky. Who was viciously murdered by some rats
It sounded like help they’re “pulling” me to me
"You can show a kid anything so long as it has a happy ending."
--Don Bluth
This movie really pulls his theory to the test.
Sounds about right to me. I always thought of this movie with nostalgia and didn't even remember it being creepy at all lol
At the point when half of the minor characters are dead, does it even count as a happy ending?
@@whaky6294 short attention span. As long as the main character is fine, we didn't care
Yeah, tell that to Grave of the Fireflies.
this video reminded me of two things:
1.) my very autistic and mostly non-verbal brother would angrily mumble the air conditioner's rage monologue when he was gearing up for a meltdown for years, the only part he would say clearly was 'IT'S! MY! FUNCTION!!!!'
2.) I'm reminded of how severely emotionally attached I was to Blankie and how fucking traumatizing that storm scene was for me.
That junkyard scene had me fucked up. But as an adult, I don't see the "never found happiness" angle, I thought the junker cars were supposed to be old people. They can't work anymore so now they see themselves as worthless. They're singing about their glory days and about how their best years are long behind them.
Yeah that's what I got from it.. that's so sad though
The "one more road would be one more too long" hurts so much, like that car genuinely wants to go on one last roadtrip, but it physically can't even do one
@@ssunsspott5170 no it’s the work exhausted who can’t bear to do one more trip and now awaits death
Someone who just can’t seem to get started sounds more like a college aged adult.
@@wildfire9280they mean they just can't get started as in they can't move, and can't start back up their life again.
"Depression for children" really explains how I turned out the way I did. The flower scene is one of the most heart wrenching scenes in any movie.
Ever seen fox and the hound?
@@BP9000 fox and the hound is dark but brave little toaster is on a whole different level in my opinion
Lol was just going to joke that this movie is probably why I was a drug addict...
No dude. It’s the blanket having to sleep alone after no one wants it to be next to them. I cry like a baby every time. And yes I have watched it in adulthood && still cry
Everyone makes this joke but honestly if a cartoon really did effect your life that deeply you probably got far bigger issues
This is the type of movies the teacher would play on a Friday on the roll around TV
And there's been more than one instance where that happened, my own kindergarten-or-so class included!!
yup
auh, hit me like a TRAIN with those grade school memories, dude.
we had utility buckles wrapped around ours; it was a classic box tv that had its shit absolutely SLAPPED- the speakers sucked, the color was garbage, the VHS had color bars rolling up the screen... The dang cart itself was held together by bubblegum and hope. But I miss it all. Those were simpler times :')
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😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Omg too true
You failed to mention that the flower teaches the toaster to let blankey sleep next him and that loneliness can really hurt a person
That’s a pretty a good message
That flower scene made me cry. I felt so much empathy for it.
Poor flower :c
yeah the flower scene is what makes Toaster actually be kind and considerate to the blanket, and when toaster explains to Lampy how being kind to the blanket makes him feel god it later inspires Lampy to literally risk his own life to try and save the blanket by plugging into the battery to power his bulb/light during the storm
and these actions later inspires Kirby to risk his life by jumping off the falls to save the others etc. etc.
the selfless actions of the appliances all spark from that moment
I'm surprised that you don't mention the scene with the master Rob coming back and fixing Air Conditioner and when he wakes repaired and sees him, Air Conditioner starts to break in tears.
Heartfelt moment in the movie... All he ever wanted was to be used again by his Master after so many years...
I think that's one of the few characters that get brought back. I guess only 3 of them
Fun fact: that was Disney trying to make things more 'family friendly.' It doesn't get fixed in the book.
I guess he really did end up bawling like a baby.
I bawled like a little fucking baby when the flower died.
I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on CZcams. I already make a lot of money on CZcams. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, dawn
@@AxxLAfriku ive seen you before
My best advice is to for the next semester, finish that year of school, and then focus on your job, even if school bores you, finish the year, but at the same time spend an equal amount of time on youtube and homework
@@AxxLAfriku Never fucking drop outta school buddy holy shit
I didnt get to finish school and it depresses me to this day so much that i need to be told every time again that i can retry
I cried a little rn just being reminded that scene
@@AxxLAfriku Worst pickup line I've ever heard.
the owner later becomes a hoarder and never throws any of his appliances away because of the little toaster’s sacrifice
Why is he a hoarder
@@Adrasdea this is more of a "plot twist" joke
@@mysticalkeyblade759 He already says why, because of the toaster’s sacrifice that it makes at the end of the movie. You should watch this movie if you haven’t already, and also try watching the sequel “The Brave Little Toaster To The Rescue” when he does sorta end up becoming a hoarder.
It’s really interesting stuff, and ngl I’m glad that I grew up watching these movies.
@@mysticalkeyblade759 cuz the appliances are sentient in this film
If the first movie was a depression speed run, the second was a kiddy acid trip.
There's a second one-!?
@@stormyd1869 oh ye. I think it's little toaster goes to Mars or something like that. Then there's a third, on the rescue, but that one is tame
I freaking LOVED the second one, even though I only saw the first once.
I never saw the third.
@@D.VladdyYou got the second and third mixed up. You can tell because in the second one, the master and his partner get married. In the third, they have a baby.
hearing blanky say "help, they're killing me!" and "i'm not scawed" literally about made me shed a tear.
Just realized, Blanky only says "I'm not scared" after the first time he nearly dies to mice, and Toaster saves him. Perhaps he's not scared because he thinks he'll be fine, and he's right; Elmo St. Peters comes up and saves them all... But to be used for parts.
Guess this explains why our generation jokes about suicide so much.
We will all become a compressed cube of waste. This is just the conveyor belt.
@@1WEareBUFO1 calm down there edge lord
EDGE LORD😂😂😂
Oh, I thought it was because our parents are assholes and mental health resources are difficult to access.
@@zz7733 that too
The Brave Little Toaster was essentially a proto-Toy Story. A lot of the people who had originally worked on the movie would end up forming Pixar later on.
Toy Story 3 was basically a rip off of this movie.
Facts. John Lassetter was offered to create a 2D/3D animated movie version of Where The Wild Things Are for Disney back in the 80s. However, after the test run footage Disney fired him. But John was given another chance to work on a new animated project which was The Brave Little Toaster. This movie later on inspired John and his crew members to come up with the concept similar to this but with toys. And then Toy Story was the next project.
Dude in the comments said some fucked up shit had to a few of them
Also Howard the Duck is partly the reason why Pixar exists.
Is toy story essentially the family friendly version of this movie
Hearing Blanky hauntingly say "I'm not scared" just brought back all of the repressed memories I had of watching this as a kid and now my tummy hurts
... this movie is the exact reason why as a kid, I used think objects were “alive” and had feelings. Geez.. now looking back. I remember how upset I got when my parents junked an old car.. I felt like we were disowning a family member. 😳
Dude,,, I literally still have those residual feelings. I find it so hard to trash anything 🤣
@@rheadeleticmimica7451 same. I always wonder if people on shows like "hoarders" started out that way.
Im an adult and still have all my soft toys coz Id feel guilty abandoning them
@@rheadeleticmimica7451 Same! I totaled my truck recently and when I had to go get my things out of him I legit felt like I was identifying the body of a loved one. I sobbed so loud everyone came out of the repair garage to see what was going on. I kept telling him "I'm sorry" like some kind of lunatic😂
I got promoted at work recently from handling a big old laser machine from the 80s to a more paperwork-y job and right before I changed positions (and shifts) that laser machine broke down and they took it all out.
Legitimately it gave me that EXACT feeling that I get from this movie seeing thst big old machine sit there dead and get sent off.
A couple weeks later I was delivering something to that side of the factory and found the old stool I used to sit on while stationed on that thing and it felt like bumping into an old friend.
The Worthless song makes me so uncomfortable. It just feels so wrong.
Feels normal to me
it explains the time where depression and suicide on children was very common, its the late 90s and early 2000s
funny, I adore it.
it’s actually really sad in concept and purpose.
G movie: includes scenes of suicide and depression
Pg movie: foot size joke (nothing else)
Don't forget, they also said "butt" in Frozen, so it had to get marked as PG
@@JoyOfCreativeService oh of course, what a terrifying thought, that movie obviously deserves a pg over this movie.
@@JoyOfCreativeService someone hanging himself? Don’t care, dude said peepee gotta make it rated 18
Hmm, yes, the biggest of big brain plays
that's cos age rating in the 80s was far more lenient and unregulated, and things don't really get a renewed rating.
I feel like The Brave Little Toaster walked so Toy Story could run
Actually, yes. Most of the original Pixar writers got their start on this film (notice the A113 on Rob's apartment door, a nod to CalArts which is in every Pixar movie).
And crawling before both was 1977's "Raggedy Ann and Andy: A Musical Adventure".
Ironic, since most of the creators who attempted to make this movie were in Pixar. In fact, John Lassiter was set to make this movie computer animated, but studio's believed the process to be much to expensive.
@@HobGungan Oh god. Now THAT movie is nightmare inducing.
I can agree with the idea, but this movie wasn't just walking. It's pretty great in its own right.
A note on the flower scene: It didn't think it found another flower. It was a Daffodil, of the genus Narcissus (named after the person of Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection). It was admiring its own beauty, then got depressed when it could no longer see itself.
Woah.
When the air conditioner said "I like being stuck in this stupid wall", I really felt that.
Me convincing myself I like my job
Me when I'm trying to stick out a tough situation in order to grow as a person instead of being the fat, stupid, lonely sack of shit that I am.
Me since March
@@TheBlackAntagonist You wanna talk bud?
Me literally stuck in a wall
This video unlocked a lot of childhood memories with this movie that I wanted to forget
I’m reading this before I start and now I’m scared.
Edit: should have stopped before I started
I loved this movie as a kid. Not sure what I missed.
my god yes
Really though
I knowww
Funny how a relatively normal children's novel is the one where all the murder and suicide happens but the Grimm novels are textbook kids material
Fun fact: The film came out on July 13, 1987. A month before it happened, directing animator Randy Cartwright's daughter was born. Her name of course was Mariel Cartwright, and she would later go on to be the artist and animator for "Skullgirls" and "Indivisible". (He even is listed in the credits at the end of that game.)
Coincidentally, Alex Ahad and the author of The Brave Little Toaster, Thomas M. Disch were active on Livejournal during the same time, between 2005 and 2007. Whilst Ahad spent his time on LJ showcasing much of his early artwork(including his initial prototypes and sketches for Skullgirls at UCLA, the same place Randy Cartwright studied 3 decades prior), Disch would spend his time on the blogging website writing poetry to deal with his depression after Naylor Jr's death. Disch's humourous poetry was again a coping mechanism for his rather miserable situation in New York City, when Naylor Jr. died, Disch had to sell the house in Barryville, New York and was fighting the landlords of the Manhattan apartment complex he lived in who were trying to evict him under their "controlled rent" rules. All of this exacerbated his lifelong battle with depression and solitude (Disch attempted suicide earlier when he was 18, but was so poor that his inability to afford the gas bill saved his life), which puts what I'm about to write later into greater perspective, (even as someone who is a sceptic towards anything "cursed" or "blighted with tragedy and collapse").
Considering the connection to this film, and the fact that the main director, Jerry Rees would be involved in a massive live-action flop, The Marrying Man, because of the behaviour of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger(who would later marry during that film's production then have a tumultuous and horrid divorce which resulted in Alec calling his then-12-year-old daughter Ireland a "Pig" via voicemail, and Alec himself would later get involved in a massive manslaughter case involving him firing a live revolver round into his own crew, killing one member and injuring another which effectively tanked his career, despite the charges against him getting dropped in April 2023), and Muriel Cartwright's role in getting Mike Zaimont kicked out of the dev team for Skullgirls during the Coronavirus Pandemic (which had a chilling effect in scuppering any updates for Indivisible, rendering the game's world and lore unfinished) I would not be surprised if some of TBLT's production poison was transmissible by genetic connection and future works. Not even the children of the crew OR the people who would later work with either the original film's crew or the crew's children are safe.
@@DR3ADER1 Actually, some of the guys who worked on the film would later go on to work at Pixar, where they produced the very first animated film in CGI called "Toy Story".
Also, the film had its 35th anniversary reunion earlier in the year, in which that Randy Cartwright and his wife were in attendance with.
And don't accuse my favorite artist and animator (Mariel Cartwright) of framing a sexual predator (the founder of Lab Zero Games) like that. He's a bad person, and you know it.
@@philipdoc006And look at Pixar now, they're not in good shape with multiple commercial and critical flops, and what happened with John Lasseter(who worked on The Brave Little Toaster, again, proving to me how blighted and poisonous that film and book is, it's worse than the poisoned chalices of Manchester United, Scunthorpe United and Southend United combined) he got unceremoniously dropped by a corporation who ordered a cruise liner to stay away from US waters whilst one of its own crew was still at large after sexually assaulting someone on deck.
They're a shell of their former selves AND are currently getting sodomised by a hypocritical mouse as we speak (most of the old guard left over the years, those who didn't, are stuck with the ailing division as Disney slowly cannibalises it along with Disney themselves in an ocean of debt).
Also, Mike actually drafted a full defence doc, publicly available online (because it actually went to court), highlighting that Muriel, along with several others conspired against him over a few weird DMs with a woman who was revealed to be just as weird as he is. And that this wasn't just a simple case of "sexual abuse" because no sexual abuse actually happened, rather, a bizarre coup d'etat that took place over several years. It's depressing and sad, not creepy and devious.
Further proving to me that you can't even escape the chalice. We have multiple suicides(including a murder-suicide), a complicated and rough divorce, a dropped manslaughter case, multiple dead companies, multiple financial flops and an unfinished game to top it all off in a neat little bow.
This is also why one must never, EVER idolise anyone in the Animation Industry.
@@DR3ADER1 Okay, first off: Pixar is actually better without him right now. And second: Mariel is still an innocent person, and the head of Lab Zero Games is still a sexual predator. So if you're going to lash out at me for those things, I suggest we don't talk about this anymore.
@@philipdoc006 Are you sure? Because Lasseter formed Pixar along with many of the staff and the US crew who made the above film BionicPIG reviewed because they wanted to stay the FUCK away from Disney, and when Disney came, they began to gut the whale slowly and steadily, before consuming the innards. John included.
Also, Muriel wasn't innocent, she was an active participant. Plus, they settled, and by settling, all the legal details are CENSORED! Pay attention, please.
Also, I'm not lashing out at you, I am questioning and criticising your position harshly. Again, the documentation Mike posted is all public, and it DISPROVES your rampant lying. Mike is NOT a sexual predator, he never was, to begin with. There was no evidence of him assaulting anyone at the company. Nor was there any evidence of him committing anything that constituted sexual assault or predation outside or inside any working environment.
Instead of blindly trusting Muriel (which was a mistake Mike made by the way), how about following the evidence for a change? Thanks.
It’s too bad kids born now won’t grow up with the little toaster and the ptsd (post-toaster stress disorder) that comes with watching it as a little kid.
I will 100% be making my son watch this 😂
Post-Toaster-Stress-Disorder... Nice one!
I don't see the point of showing this to a small kid if they can't really understand the message from it
@Red You'd think it would be easier on then if they don't understand the message lawl
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“This is as low as children’s movies go”
I’m sad to report my mother thought Plague Dogs and Watership Down were innocent children’s films.
Didn't Watership Down at least also have like the lowest rating, designating it for all ages? Not sure about Plague Dogs rating at all tbh.
@@chaossmith3864 Watership Down is PG. Plague Dogs upon googling it says PG-13 but I could’ve sworn it was lower at the time. My mother didn’t let me watch PG-13 movies. Either she didn’t know or it was reassessed. I almost feel like it was unrated or something
@@pleasesetmeonfire1166 Huh I thought I'd heard it was the lowest rating in reviews. Learn something new everyday, as they say. Thanks. 😸
@@chaossmith3864 Oh, I see what you mean. I thought you meant age rating, not reviews. I’m not sure about the views, and I’m kinda confused as to how it applies to my comment, but not many other people I know saw it so I guess I could see that lol
@@pleasesetmeonfire1166 Oh no I meant age rating, it's just in reviews of the film they mentioned the age rating.
That being said they mentioned the age rating in the UK. (Which doesn't do G, PG, etc. but an entirely different system. So I guess we rated it differently?
I remember watching this and whispering apologies to my house hold appliances.
Woo 😂
I have NEVER watched this movie but "IT'S MY FUNCTIOOOOOOOON" probably would have given me nightmares for months
Actually “The Brave Little Toaster goes to Mars” is the 3rd movie. It’s the second book, but the third movie. The second movie is “The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue.”
Those both aren’t nearly as dark as the first film, but still have their moments.
SPOILER: the second movie has Radio committing not alive. Children’s movie! :)
I'm over here like "all I vaguely remember is them going to space or some shit"... *Scrolls down* Ah. I only saw the sequel. That explains it.
The old computer's story from "To the Rescue" always made me cry as a kid. And I'll never forget the "we're floating" balloon song from "Goes to Mars" it's such a bop.
Yeah but the second movie released after the third movie which was confusing.
Totally forgot about the rage filled air conditioner. Must of buried that scene deep inside my subconscious.
wasn’t there also a scene of a printer...climaxing?
@@whatthehellisthis What you're thinking of in the *second* movie, "The Brave Little Toaster To The Rescue." I've never seen it, though, so you might be thinking of something closely related but not quite the same thing.
Yeah that was disturbing tbh
@@whatthehellisthis oh my gosh now that's really something
Gotta love that one of the darkest, most depressing "kids" movies, one that deals with death and loss and even ending one's self, has probably *the* cutesiest, most most misleading title ever. I still remember as a kid my aunt telling me she'd taped a movie for me to watch called 'The Brave Little Toaster,' and I was less than thrilled, thinking it was going to be a dumb little baby movie for babies. It ended up being anything *but* that, and I absolutely loved the hell out of it. Still do.
The scene of old grumpy vacuum thinking all of them died still haunts me
This is America’s “Watership Down”.
Disney's*
@@spooderman6312 pretty sure disney is american
Americas watership down is the Netflix adaptation
@@spooderman6312 look it up, the netflix adaptation was produced in the uk
@@heathershields5476 nono dont correct yourself, watership down is from the uk
Millennials ask: Why did our parents let us watch this?
Gen X parents: It's a cartoon, how bad could it be?
Boomers: all cartoons are for kids
Gen Z: Haha, cartoon is a full mood.
I haven't but my parents let me watch south park when i was a kid lol
My dad let me see pulp fiction when I was like 10 and then I saw this movie like a year later so
at that point nothing was gonna disturb me
@@patriciarickenleroux463 yes I am 16 and watch South Park and other things I should not see
People used to laugh when I'd talk about how this movie disturbed me to the point of literally being physically ill until I started pointing out all the mega screwed up parts of it. To this day I struggle even looking at the animation for this movie. I can't believe they let us watch this.
Honestly it’s a really good movie and teaches valuable lessons in life
Yeah but it’s stuff like this that helped us become more empathetic and kind to one another, most animation today is too safe and characters are often portrayed as narcissistic and self centred
My husband, roommates and I were all talking about how horrifying this movie is the other day! It literally gave us all nightmares!
The air conditioner scene scared me as a kid, The clown gave me the willies, the flower scene made me sad, but...I loved the heck outta this movie. Kirby was a favest character and "Worthless" kinda slaps. 10 /10
All the songs were actually good.
That means you like scary stuff right?
You ain't afraid of nothin' are you?
Absolutely agreed. Their owner also fixes the air conditioner at the end. RIP Phil Hartman.
I think a big part of the movie is the idea of not sitting around and letting life take its toll on you. The main characters are the only ones who seem to actively be trying to get out of the rut they were in and in the end, despite all odds, it works out for them. Granted, largely by chance, but I think the point still holds.
"what the hell is this thing?" I think you'll find that's a colossal dude who appears to be rather crazy
Haha I'm dying of laughter haha haha haha
@@dawnm9462 pipe down dawn you were probably one of those kids who found colossal is crazy offensive
@@nutelly6255 says the guy who clearly got butthurt over a sarcastic internet comment
@@nutelly6255 come up with better material if you want a legit laugh until then haha haha haha
@@dawnm9462 I mean the fact you replied twice shows you were clearly a bit gassed, also I didn't see anyone else make the joke so technically it is original by default so until then haha haha ha
This movie is the whole reason why i have such an unreal attachement to my cars and other inanimate objects. I still love it to this day, almost 20 years later.
I like how the blender scene isn't like over played, like, he's not giggling maniacally, or stabbing the blender, it's just a guy taking a blender apart. I feel like if it had, it would've been less believable & in my mind, less scary.
That scene where the blankey was being taken by the mice and saying "help me their killing me" it gave me slight anxiety. I see why kids got scared by this movie.
This literally used to be mine and my siblings favorite movie. Now I understand why our parents looked so worried
"(parent name), you think we should throw away that dvd"
"Why? Its just a cartoon"
" im worried it will turn our kids into depressed psychopaths "
@@spooderman6312 "DVD" ? I think you mean VHS ! 😂😂
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I remember being not only terrified of this movie but also being really sad at that one scene where the lonely flower falls in love with it's reflection on the toaster.
I remember balling my eyes out and feeling SO bad, I remembered this years later and still do to this day, the feeling I got then was just pure sadness.
The sad lonely flower is the thing I remember most from this movie. I'm glad you mentioned it.
Anyone else experience the Mandela Effect with old movies like this? I swear the movies I watched growing up were missing the insanity.
Nah kids are just oblivious to many things
Bro it wasn’t just terrifying it was fucking _traumatizing_
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My grandparents had a cabin they went to in the summer. After I watched this movie I was so freaked out because I thought all their appliances would go mad since we hadn't been to the cabin in months.
The AC unit is definitely a nod to Jack Torrance from The Shining ;\
Totally
It’s funny watching this because when I was a kid I was fucking horrified of this movie. And I completely forgot why, I just thought maybe it had a weird vibe or something.
But this is straight up miserable holy shit, I blocked out the clown scene completely, and the car scene felt like unearthing some horrible trauma, like holy shit why is this like this?
Heh to bad its not like watership down that movie got a U as it can be shown to anyone
Same! I completely suppressed the Clown scene and the torture scene with the blender.
BionicPig: this is depresing
The Movie: but vait ther's more
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Thank you. I swear I was the only person traumatized by this growing up. Everyone else I knew thought it was a fun adventure meanwhile I still think about how awful some of these scenes are decades later..
No I was terrified of the air conditioner and the magnets junkyard scene but I love the movie it was weird I love to because it was a strange
Are used to draw pictures of all the characters I was so fascinated by it
Something else to note about the flower scene is that the flower looks like it's from the narcissus family, almost like a daffodil or a jonquil.
Narcissus in Greek mythology was cursed to fall in love with his own reflection after scorning love offered to him because of his vanity, and he died once he realized his love and passion could not be reciprocated.
To be fair, children's novels were very terrifying before they got Disney-fied.
True. Most children's stories, nursery rhymes, etc were historically super dark and gruesome. I don't really understand why all kids content has been edulcorated the way it has.
I would love a non sugar coated, dark Disney movie that. Had to do with a dark story.
@@fangirldreamer748 They already made a few. Have you seen _The Black Cauldron_ and _Dragonslayer_ yet? There's also a few live-action movies that are dark for Disney standards like _Return to Oz_ , _The Watcher in the Woods_ and _Something Wicked This Way Comes_ .
idk, back then people cared less about kids and it was a pretty fucked up time for everybody
@Jojo Rose Why would you bother reading/buying your kids story books if you didn't care about them though? I just think they were made of sterner stuff back then lol, kids were expected to be tougher
‘Goes to Mars’ is actually the THIRD entry in the timeline.
‘Saves the Animals’ is the chronological sequel.
I think i only ever saw Goes To Mars when I was stuck at a church lock in
yes!! i remember there being a pregnant cat and some rats? also i THINK it involved animal cruelty... which seems hardcore and i don’t remember it that well, but after revisiting the first movie i can’t say it’s impossible. oof
@@kuriko_ i’d imagine that would set off peta jones
I remember Radio fucking dying. Was that the Mars one?
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That was ‘Saves the Animals.’
Be he got better, though.
God I _loved_ this movie when I was little. So nostalgic.
Ayo dont even try to tell me the air conditioner voice actor didnt pop off that shit was hard as hell.
This is one of those movies, when you think that it wasn't a movie, but a really weird bad nightmare you had in the past.
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When I was a child every time I went to blockbuster with my parents I’d insist on only getting this movie and I loved it. Guess that explains a lot about me
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The movies following this one are also really depressing. From balloons that were forgotten by children after only a few minutes and left to drift in space forever to animals that suffered from cruel experimentation these movies are full of all kinds of trauma
Jesus I think I'll pass on that and I'm 23 now but I watched the first one on my own when i was a child I was so disturbed Im not sure I even talked about it very much aha
Was the animal experiment movie with rat s? What movie is that
@@tessaxradylove384 it was on a monkey who was super cute and I believe it was the second brave little toaster movie. The brave little toaster saves the day or something
God I forgot the story but when the characters were introduced, a lot of terrifying memories came back into my head
It’s not surprising that this movie has some real proto-Toy Story vibes, many of the animators that worked on this went on to join Pixar.
No joke was terrified of clowns as a child and I didn’t know why until I rewatched this when I was 12 and I was like 😳 oh god I blocked this clown out from the brave lil toaster cause I love the movie but the clown gave me a new fear that I blocked how I even got :D
Can you do Veritas_Prince of Truth (2007) (English Movie) review next time
This came out in 87, then IT came out in 1990 clowns are millennials slender man.
@@littlemontanalady and the clowns from outer space I know what an older one but we still had it in VHS 😆
SAME OMFG, I never watched any of the classic scary clown movies as a kid and I was wondering why I am so scared of them. NOW I KNOW LMAOOO.
Fully! The way he just says :..run." gives me shivers. Blehck.
it was made in the 80s, same decade as most "THIS WAS MADE FOR KIDS???"-movies were made (along with the 70s), so the dark themes aren't that surprising.
And it was right at the end of the Disney Dark Age, so I imagine there wasn't a lot of oversight while they were still licking their wounds from The Black Cauldron only two years prior.
This movie isn’t Disney; the only reason Disney is on the front cover is because they stole the video release rights and marketed it as their own when they had nothing to do with the film’s actual production.
In 2011 when my family first rented this film, no one knew just what lied in store. It has been a decade. A literal decade. And this film STILL haunts me.
I didn't know Colossal Is Crazy was in this movie!
Haha I'm dying of laughter haha haha haha
Honestly that was my first thought when I saw the thumbnail
Same 😂
I first heard of Collosoal from this guy talking about shadman
@@MegalonEnjoyer1973 I think I first found out about him with the first Fouseytube video
As a car enthusiast, I support this film. It teaches children to take care of their vehicles from an early age!
Never realized any of this as a kid, my mom put it on for me and I liked it, watching it again grown up is incredibly depressing.
I was obsessed with this movie as a kid and now over a decade later I’m a horror movie fan….this explained a lot…
"At least they were saved by a fat guy in a monster truck"
Was not expecting that
Have you ever seen "We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story" that was some depressing awesomeness at its finest.
I couldn't remember the name of that movie for so long. Was beginning to wonder if I'd dreamed it
He needs to cover that one next! That was my first movie in a movie theater and it traumatized me for life. I think I was 2 years old.
I always remembered blankie's "I'm not scared" when they're dying in the swamp
6:25 “how the hell is a flower gonna be depressing”
Well you’ve clearly never played undertale.
bruh
You're right. ;_;
Ah yes, the origin of colossal is crazy's icon.
Exactly what I thought about lmao
@@jakeeastman5629 i wish that bloke would come bacc.
Holy shit this is a buried memory
Between this and NIMH I doubt any of us made it through childhood without nightmares.
The part with the flower was so dang HEARTWRENCHING to me when I saw this movie. I was like, ten. It made me feel like Atreu losing Artax all over again.
I was never terrified of this when I was little so it’s interesting to see other people that are terrified of it
lol same. I used to rewatch this all the time!
The song in the junkyard is a great bop i love hearing as the cars dies yay.
I was unaffected by this movie as a kid, that's terrifying to think about, because I'm pretty fucking scared of it now after seeing it for the first time in years!
Me as a little kid: "Brave Little Toaster? What is this a wimpy kids film."
Me after watching: "Mom come pick me up I'm scared!"
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Which one?
@@marleecorrell1486 both ofc
@@moth8226 good
It’s like the writers snorted a line of cocaine before producing this movie
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“What the hell is this thing??!”
That would be Colossal is Craaaaazy...
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I absolutely LOVED this movie as a kid. Especially the scary parts. Somehow my parents were never concerned.
I use to watch this so much as a kid and now I understand why I treat my appliances so politely and never wanted to throw anything out. i was traumatized by this movie lol
He didn’t talk about the religious symbolism with “master” in the “city of lights”
Why talk about boring overused probably not intentional symbolism when he could have talked about the obvious thematic parallels and symbolism between the flower and Blankie and how that all neatly ties into the Toaster's fear of abandonment fueling his reactions to pull away from anyone showing him affection. Or how the squirrel's reflections in his body was meant to mirror how the Master used to do that very thing and how the Toaster's reaction of running away from that also shows his crippling fear of abandonment.
@@KalinTheZola Well shit
@@KalinTheZola cause religion has more to with death which he talked more about in the video. Also when they are lines in the song about master opening the gates and they hope to not be denied access into the city doesn’t sound all to unintentional. I wish talked about the abandonment stuff too
@@ianbourgeois7361 at this point I feel like topics like that are so ubiquitous that even if it was intentional its not all that interesting, but that's just my own personal opinion and its totally fine if you see it differently.
Edit: Rephrasing a bit though, I don't think religion is uninteresting for themes and allegories, I just think it's often not intentional and just due to it being so ubiquitous and many people who actually intend for it don't really do it in very unique or creative ways so it just sounds like rehashing the same stuff I've already seen.
@@KalinTheZola I agree but I think the brave little toaster did a good job while keeping it short and sweet
Zathura was actually the movie that stuck with me because of the whole twist of the astronaut being him
looking back on this movie I can't help but feel like it sorta helped me adjust to the harsher realities of the world such as suicide, death in general, time inexorably marching forward, and reconciling that what was once beloved in the past has become obsolete while also recognizing that what came before isn't inherently worthless. I'm by no means saying that this is universal for everyone who watched it as a kid just that looking back on it as an adult that's how i feel about it.
Still have the VHS. Will NEVER part with it. This was by far and away my favorite animated film as a child.
We borrowed this movie and it got stuck in the VCR, it was disappointing at the time but it was clearly just looking out for us
The VCR said " YOU SHALL NOT PAAAAASS" and was dragged by the VHS into the fiery pit to protect you.
_"My people's secrets shall be protected..."_
The VHS went “I can’t let my family see this!”
I saw this on vhs in the local library all the time. Back when you could borrow vhs' from libraries I always wondered what it was about but I looked at it and thought it looks a little too kiddie for me so I never watched it growing up. Boy am I thankful for that because jesus christ this movie has a feeling of hoplesslessness throughout it and that's from the point of view of an ADULT watching it. I already suffered from depression and social anxiety growing up I did NOT need to see this lol
The VCR witnessed the horrors on the tape and sacrificed itself to prevent you from having to endure the same
huh didn't know colossal is crazy was in a movie
I loved this movie as a kid! I watched it all the time, the only part that ever got to me was the flower scene. The clown, fine. The Ac blowing up in a fit of rage, fine. The characters always in peril, fine. The shop scene, fine. Robbie himself almost dying and the toaster sacrificing herself for him, fine. But that flower scene horrified me.
It traumatized me so bad that years later after I'd forgotten the movie, when watching it again I felt incredible pain seeing that flower again.
Same. Absolutely loved this movie watched it many times as a kid and nothing scared me at all. The only two scenes that bothered me were 1.) Blankee imaging the master come home and then the harsh reveal it's not and 2.) Even worse of course the f****** flower scene. It filled me with the most unbearable despair and heartbreak I could barely handle it.
This movie is why I cry when I throw out appliances and such. I have an unhealthy relationship with objects in my house thinking they are secretly alive or have feelings.
can we all appreciate how dark disney used to be, i mean THEY ACTUALLY KILLED PEOPLE
yea, they should bring that back sometimes
@@aiden4196 they kinda brought it back in Coco
@@bleue5218 Considering the premise / story of the movie they didn't have much of a choice. So those people pretty much /had/ to die in order to like. . . get to the afterlife. (The kid being the only example of someone who didn't outright die. . .) I don't remember the plot of the movie much- I prefer The Book of Life over Coco- but yeah. I mean there was no need to show the death on-screen, so you can give em that.
Well now people throw a tantrum about everything that makes them uncomfortable and beg to live in a bubble. Thats how they got Courage the Cowardly dog, damn helicopter parents
i miss those days when Disney wasn't afraid to grip its audience by the BALLS.
That clown is colossal, he's just misunderstood.
That’s right it is colossal
I would actually love to see bionicpig cover the Watership down movie from 1978. It’s another dark children’s movie based on a novel by Richard Adams that traumatised a lot of kids when it first came out.
I also watched this movie a lot as a kid and I'm pretty sure I liked it, but rewatching that flower reflection clip brought up some deep-seated sadness I forgot I had with this movie. That was, legitimately, one of my first conscious moments with genuine loneliness and depression