When it is obvious that the master is not coming back, the five appliances set out into the world to try to find him. No doubt children will be especially familiar with the fear of abandonment, particularly by their parents. The inside of the house is rather dark, which adds to the overall sadness we witness in the characters. Of course this is not the case, and we see how deeply saddened the appliances are when their dreams are shattered, especially Blanky who cries and wails as he misses his master so much. On a couple of occasions they are led to believe that their master is coming home, hearing the door or seeing a car coming toward the house. It soon becomes apparent that the appliances have been left there by someone, a little boy who they call ‘master’.

For example, the Lamp is rather dim the electric (security) blanket is insecure, and the vacuum that usually holds things inside has a nervous breakdown. It is interesting to note that each character is the opposite in personality to the purpose they serve. At the beginning of the film there is also a moody air conditioner (Phil Hartman) that loses his temper with the other characters and explodes. Day), Lampy the lamp (Tim Stack), Radio the radio (Jon Lovitz, Saturday Night Live) and Toaster the, erm, toaster(Deanna Oliver). Kirby the vacuum cleaner (Thurl Ravenscroft, the Haunted Mansion, Tony the Tiger, Country Bear Jamboree), Blanky the electric blanket (Timothy E. We are quickly introduced to the characters, one by one, and are given a taste of their individual personalities. The film starts off quietly and dark, right before sunrise. I had only seen this movie once before, so I thought I would give it another try, and review it too. It was released in 1987, based on a 1980 book of the same name. This review is no different, as I have decided to review The Brave Little Toaster.

You may have noticed that a lot of the reviews on my site seem to revolve around Disney movies which are lesser known/loved. I was designed to stick in the wall! I like being stuck in the stupid wall! I can’t help it if the kid was too short to reach my dials… ‘ – Air Conditioner ‘ Just ’cause you move around, you think you’re better than I am.

The brave little toaster clown