And the message? You guessed it: Toaster and company have to face the reality that nobody wants them and they are, therefore, worthless. Toaster and his buddies watch as deformed and disfigured cars get crunched down to tiny cubes of metal while singing a song entitled “Worthless”. Just as they”re about to embrace, “master” dissolves into thin air and Blanky is left alone, still abandoned.Īfter almost drowning in a swamp, the appliances are “rescued” by the owner of a used appliance store, and find themselves in a junkyard with other old appliances. In one scene, Blanky, the electric blanket, hallucinates that his “master” has returned for him. But not just any depression, a depression so severe it causes some symptoms of psychosis. In retrospect, I realize they”ve been hit with a wave of depression. When these kitchen appliances are abandoned, they become dejected and distraught. Their master? So, these kitchen appliances are abandoned vassals with Stockholm syndrome… not suitable for my young psyche. The Brave Little Toaster's IMDB synopsis reads: A toaster, a blanket, a lamp, a radio, and a vacuum cleaner journey to the city to find their master after being abandoned in their cabin in the woods. Kitchen appliances that come to life are upsetting enough, if you ask me, but then add the fact that they”ve been abandoned in the woods and you hit the point of profound, creepy, sadness. This movie is filled with harrowing moments, but here are the top four that buried into my psyche and scarred me for life:
No one ever talks about this movie, so I”ve decided it”s time to shed some light on the most disturbing cartoon feature of all time. That”s right, I think The Brave Little Toaster should be rated R. The Brave Little Toaster might be intended for children, but it”s my personal belief that you should be at least eighteen years of age to view this film. “What, really?” you might say, “that cartoon about anthropomorphic kitchen appliances? Isn”t that a kids movie?” To which I would reply, YES, and it”s a messed up kids movie that I wish I had waited until I was older to see. There are a lot of scary movies out there, but none have messed me up as much as The Brave Little Toaster.
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