I was traumatized by the death of the air conditioner. Like bro he literally had a mental break down and then exploded.

never knew Colossal is Crazy was in this movie

0:18 colossal is crazy

The nostalgia and trauma I have from this movie is insane lol

holy shit ive been looking for this movie for years...

I don’t know why but the Tar pit scene was the only scene I remembered for a long time

I hate throwing away old appliances because of this movie, I always have to donate them instead

well that sucks 4:38

Omg I remember this movie scared me when I was little. Almost everyone I know forgot it exists

I'm 30.... and still have two action figures from my childhood... Toy Story wasn't even an influence. But the fact I was able to escape and create epic battles and hide away from what my parents had to struggle through. Yet I just took a baseball bat to an Air Fryer. So.... idk. lol.

I didn't see this movie very much when I was a kid, but it certainly had a grand adventure with the house hold objects searching for their master.

I can't believe I spent all my life thinking this was a disney film but it isn't technically one and yet it's one of my favorite nostalgic movies I grew up with

all of The Brave Little Toaster movies were my JAM as a kid

Still one of my favorite movies. Learned a lot & also was one of those who cried about the flower & was so mad at the toaster for not going back to be nice & assuring. I get the lesson, but still hurts. Junk yard giant magnet closing his eyes while on the hunt was terrifying bc it showed his confidence.

I love the brave little toaster

I use to have this on VHS and I use to watch it so much that the VHS tape completely fell apart lol

Think you'll ever watch the sequel?

There's another hilarious example for that trope in South Park, during that overly dramatic and sad episode where Kenny dies, even though he dies all the time.

Me, my brother and our friend watched this at some point when we were kids, and man I never forgot it. The parts I remembered most being the air conditioner-scene and, of course, "Worthless". Since we're Swedish, we watched the Swedish dub, naturally, (which, in hindsight, was pretty shit. At least the song numbers) so I would walk around with "Worthless, worthless, worthleeeess" (in Swedish) on a loop in my head whenever I thought of the movie, until I took the hint and realized I could, in fact, rewatch it as an adult. And lemme tell you, the uneasy feeling I associated with the entirety of this movie wasn't just a kid-thing. Everything in it always felt so... lonely and desolate. Even the occasional happy song or music track didn't quite sit right with me; still doesn't. On another note, man, how I long for the rebirth of 2D-animation...

Fun fact. This film is still missing from Disney+ while yhe crappy sequels aren't. I think they're hiding it.

That movie scarred me as a child... and yet, my brother and I watched it over and over and over again.

didn’t expect to see Colossal is crazy here

I watched this movie as an adult, and gave me a deep traumas, but... I think it's one of the most ibteresting animated movies that exists. His dark atmosphere, his nonsense, all gives you a permanent depressive sensation, even it has a good ending.

That's actually a point I never realized watching this movie. Every one of the appliances has a tangible role in their adventure, EXCEPT the Toaster. He's essentially the most useless of them. And this movie, like Toy Story, explores the very human fear of becoming useless. The only thing that gives him purpose is baking bread for the Master. That's why he's the most determined to find him. It's why he feels guilty for pushing the Blanket away, it's why he has a terrifying dream, it's why he becomes depressed when he leads the gang off course, and it's why he choses to sacrifice himself to save the Master.

Many of you see fireman clown i see colossal is crazy

The more I learn about Disney, the more it was apparent that Lucasfilm should've remained independent.

Was there a sequel?

I watched the brave little toaster but I forgot about the junk yard scene until when the music started to play and I just got MASSIVE deja vu

One of my favorite movie

My kindergarten literally showed this to my class 🤦‍♀️

About that 8:00 scene.... It's importance comes from the fact, that protagonists have never experienced nature... And it's a completely new thing for them, like all great outdoors. You can seemingly remove it without loss to the plot, but think about it other way: what if we remove the first scenes, showing protagnists doing chores around the house? My point is, in the first minutes of movie we are getting familiar with their work and how they live. And then - the appliances are getting familiar with something that they have never really seen before (animals and nature, which are very familiar to us). We know how toaster or vacuum cleaner works. But here they work quite differently, just like humans. Basically, we, as viewers, learn about world of sentient household appliances, and then - sentient household appliances learn about our world.

The guy who played the radio (phil Hartman) was actually murdered while sleeping by being shot 5 times by his drug addicted wife after production ended his last film was the sequel before he died rip phil

that scene with lampy really fucked me up as a kid.

I saw this fucking movie in Grade 1.....

Oh no... I forgot this film existed.. I kinda wish I hadn't been reminded

bellywise moviesubsceneartisRaihan Yes please

You should review The Mouse and His Child (1977), it is also about runaway toys and has some dark imagery. It is actually a twin film piece belonging to Chirin's Bell.

Clown: Run Me: what the hell am I watching?! :(

I forgot I watched this when I was real little. After hearing and seeing the junkyard scene again, I no longer wonder why I have an issue with hoarding and fixing cars now lol

I watched this as a kid

Isn't this a series? I'm pretty sure I watched all of them as baby Edit: I just checked and I saw at least 2 i know for sure

“Kids don’t get attached to appliances” have you ever met a child?

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Realized this was two years ago.

A flower dieing should be sadder than a toaster breaking bc that flower is a living thing, also its important to have on earth. So.... ye.

BROOOOO I REMEMBER WATCHIN THIS SHIT AT MY GRANDMAMA HOUSE, shit was lit dawg

Dang! I forgot about that brave little toaster! That was one of my favourites back in the day

Collosal is crazy

Crush-icide

I actually saw this when I was like 4 or 5. Now im 11 and I still remember

POYOPOYOPOYO

Seeing Ze Mole like that hurts the feels! I mean, he did only show up once or twice but still. The feels hurt.

I didn't like this movie as a kid. Now I remember why...

I thought this was just A fever dream.

Can you do "the adventures of Milo and Otis"? It's a japanese film that's actually pretty sweet, but has some dark moments. I think you might like it.

Actually Brave Little toaster came out in 1989 Toy Story was 1995

Do “The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars” and “The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue” next!

Oddly, I seem to remember them dying. In fact, I would have sworn they all "died", and was genuinely confused when you mentioned the toaster being repaired. Weird. Anyone else misremember it like that?

My favorite movie of all time. Such a beautiful and imaginative film.

My mom tried to make me watch this when I was 6 and I didn’t cinda happy I didn’t

This movie gave me deep rooted anxiety.

I REMEMBER THIS OMG... I only remember the little toaster dude LOL guess my memory suppressed it or some shit. gonna watch this video to see if I remember anything else

This was one of my favorite movies growing up. It was by no means perfect, but I really enjoyed it all the same.

air conditioner is that conspiracy friend who knows too much... yet can do nothing.

Should review frakenweenie.

I remember this movie on cartoon network

I always lost my shit when the lightning hit the lamp and blanky started flying away. Great kids movie, give them a panic attack

Haha, to this day I still don't understand why a clown shows up in the toaster's nightmare. As a kid, it didn't make sense that a clown could be a toaster's nemesis. Also they made another movie where they go to Mars apparently, but I haven't seen that one.

I loved this movie as a kid. Watched it countless times. I can imagine plenty of kids being traumatized by toaster's nightmare and or the scrapyard scenes though. Those were insane.

When a giant evil firefighter clown rises from the firy pits of hell and with the scariest freaking smile quietly says "run" through his teeth you either A. Run like sonic the freaking hedgehog at top speed or B. Have a heart attack As of musical preferences in the film go, It's a B-movie show is the best song, come at me comments I dare ya lol

7:21 "He just effectively committed car suicide." I just laughed at this & I'm not sure if I should feel bad or not.

I just want to say The Brave Little Toaster was made before toy story with what I found out The Brave Little Toaster was made in 1987 and toy story was made in 1995.

By the movie’s logic, could a fridge be alive? If so, that sounds simultaneously depressing, yet nice.

Saw it when it first was released. Loved it. Still love it.

Does anyone else just feel a moldy essence in the air when the watch this show?

*Clown appears* Ahhh so that's where Colossal got his avatar/pfp.

I definitely grew up watching this

Props to your perception. Really admire you for being able to put it into words so well!

Yo cave story

I remember watching this when I was a kid. I think, because of the junkyard scene, I end up as a mechanic. I even worked in a junkyard at one time.

If I ever meet anyone who worked on this film, thank you. This film is still a favorite of mine from my childhood. I'm also definitely not crying right now

The clown never impacted the movie

“What are you gonna do, suck me to death?”

Damn I really thought this was a Collaboration with Colossal Is Crazy. I honestly never knew where the clown originated

the tone in this animated movie will give you whiplash

I don't know why, but i a bit liked how they portray tv set.

This movie scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.

I really loved this movie.

This movie absolutely traumatized me as a kid, as well as A Troll In Central Park

"Evil clown fireman isn't real, he can't hurt you." Evil clown fireman: ᴿᵁᴺ

This movie gave me horrible Nightmares as a kid, and yet I could not stop watching it over and over again. I loved it that much.

Just because you could move around you think you're better than I am I'm not an invalid I was designed to stick to a wall I like being stuck in this stupid wall I couldn't help it if the kid was too short to reach my dials it's my function! -Air conditioner

I'm 35 and im just finding out this isn't a Disney movie. That in itself kind of makes me sad for some reason.

me and my son have watched the sequel and the 2nd sequel to it which has the same character except the main character is older

Loved this as a kid, rewatched as an adult. Was very surprised about how dark this movie is lol.

This was by far my favorite movie as a kid and is still one of my favorite films. Maybe it is because I'm autistic, but I am VERY attached to my appliances and I've given them their own names and personalities. I was and still am particularly attached to my vacuum cleaner and blanket.

This film not only gave me nightmares, but shown me that I'm old as dirt

I loved this as a kid... probably would still love it now, not like anything better is coming out these days.

I still have dreams about this movie from when I was growing up

Are we just gonna ignore the vacuum is named kirby The game character Kirby THE NAME YOU SHOULD KNOW KIRBY T H E O N E T H A T D O T H E S U C C