Genres: Animation Comedy Family Fantasy.Wiki page: Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue.Production: The Kushner-Locke Company / Hyperion Pictures /.
Not an easy job, but very rewarding for all involved. final destination, kind of like a shepherd would. Toaster! Doing whatever he can do to help all his friends out to keep their cool while getting to their. Man-vacuum or something - but I kind of pick up from him someone who is afraid to show emotions to others, as if doing that somehow makes him weak. A lot of people would just say he's a grumpy old Vacuum is another very cool and probably underrated character. The lamp? You just want to pinch his metallic cheek. The personality he has mixed with the way he tries to entertain hisįriends - very cute. Love again from the human who spent his childhood with him, understandable! The radio is adorable. Blanket seems a bit young in his maturity and just wants to have They work really well together as a group. I have a really hard time choosing a favorite between them all. That seems a bit weird and over the top of a thing to do to someone. The animator who ended up working for Pixar after getting fired for pitching this story. Maybe at some point we screw up really bad as humans and all start becoming reincarnated as cars and other various objects like in this film. I've always had trouble throwing things away just because they don't seem 'useful' anymore.if you get my drift? No, even the things in life that have served their purpose But then, I've gone around in my life treating many, many non-animate objects as if they have have their own personalities. My childhood you guys! I'm sure there's worse out there though.ĭo I believe it's the same timeline? Possibly. Seventh Car: The Youths Those who waste their lives away partying and having good times but never contribute to societyĮighth Car: The Elderly Those who were loved by their families, but age has made them worthless Sixth Car: The Traumatized Those who suffer from mental illness or trauma and are unable to cope Third Car: The Drifters Those who drift along without any point, never rooting downįourth Car: The Has-Beens Those who were once famous or important, but have been tossed asideįifth Car: The Uncommitted Those who are unable to commit to their relationships or love.
Second Car: The Depressed Those who can't get started, and therefore life speeds past them
Feeling lost and/or very confused with life and reality? Let late 80's animated film The Brave Little Toaster help illuminate you as to why the world seems so upside down.įirst Car: The Work Exhausted Those who can't handle the pressures of work and life
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