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The Brave Little Toaster (1987)

Animation | 90 minutes
2,84 182 votes

Genre: Animation / Family

Duration: 90 minuten

Alternative title: Het Dappere Broodroostertje

Country: United States / Taiwan / Japan

Directed by: Jerry Rees

Stars: Jon Lovitz, Timothy Stack and Phil Hartman

IMDb score: 7,2 (29.715)

Releasedate: 9 July 1987

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The Brave Little Toaster plot

"Plug into the adventure!"

When a boy and his family are on vacation, the family's household appliances feel abandoned. They decide to conspire, and guided by the brave little toaster, they go in search of the boy, which is the beginning of a great adventure.

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Actors and actresses

The Radio (voice)

Lampy / Zeke (voice)

Air Conditioner / Hanging Lamp (voice)

Toaster (voice)

Blanky / Young Rob (The Master) (voice)

Elmo St. Peters (voice)

Mish-Mash / Two-Face Sewing Machine (voice)

Rob (The Master) (voice)

Chris (voice)

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Film Pegasus (moderator films)

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An animated film that can apparently be considered 'training' for a few characters. Released by Disney, co-produced with people from Pixar, and featuring voices by Phil Hartman (Hello, my name is Troy McClure... from The Simpsons), among others. The story comes from an old children's book and is ultimately very suitable for children. That is why it sold so well once it appeared on video/DVD. The Disney name on it probably works wonders, of course. But it is not truly creative anywhere, and admit that an animated film about a toaster isn't exactly the movie you're looking forward to. For the kids, but not a family film.

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Shadowed

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Well.

As a child, I thought this was absolutely fantastic, but now the magic has actually long since worn off. Especially because I found it so incredibly exciting as a kid, and that lamp was always my favorite animated character. So for a child, this clearly works best.

Indeed a bit like Toy Story, but that is just a little better now. It's 1987 and the animation is sometimes a bit stiff, but it is a fairly old film, admittedly. The story gets boring a bit faster now, but it remains entertaining. I still enjoy how those things break down one by one.

Ultimately, it is still an entertaining children's film that I loved as a kid, making it highly recommended for children. Therefore, because of my childhood, I wouldn't dare give it a failing grade. Adults will probably find it a bit less appealing, but I think they can watch it just fine.

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clubsport

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As a feel-good children's film, it is quite successful and original. This is yet another one of those animated films that completely escaped my attention during my childhood; the title was also completely unknown to me.

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