Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

FirstWitch A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

kz917-1 I remember absolutely loving this film as a child.Upon a rewatch, I was left feeling underwhelmed.What could I have been thinking? I was 10ish years old and for the time this was top notch entertainment.Some things are best left in the past and this film just may be one of them.

Taotrac The Brave Little Toaster was no doubt my favorite cartoon film as a kid (around 4 or 5 years old), I probably watched it at least 100 times, mainly with my same age best friend. The entire movie from beginning to end is one of those classic Disney adventures start to stop, and it truly holds true to that time late 80's animation where they weren't afraid to spook kids out a bit, or make people feel sad in a movie, or just draw really imaginative, fluid things. I do compare it to Toy Story, although it reminds me more of Homeward Bound.The one cool thing, is like Toy Story, is that I would say this movie dives into 'scary' more than most children's films, also like The Rescuers and Once Upon A Forest. No doubt this movie is also a very bright, classic story, but this movie really twists and turns all over the place in such a great way. Even at 20 years old, I still personally love the really random Alice In Wonderland feel to it, the characters really and truly go through so many different feelings, settings, and movie genres that I think it's a great movie that truly introduces kids to many types of films; drama, adventure, family, spooky, etc etc. In a way, it's a movie that I think the boys enjoy a little more than the girls, and since every cartoon aimed at boys today has to do with robots or digimon, I have to say that The Brave Little Toaster was indeed more imaginative and fun to grow up on than asain anime garbage.

TheLittleSongbird I am 17, and a huge Disney fan. Disney movies like Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Bambi, Pinocchio, Fantasia and the Great Mouse Detective and shows like Darkwing Duck, DuckTales, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Talespin shaped my childhood and I still adore them now. The Brave Little Toaster was another childhood favourite, and while it has some rather dark moments, it is a wonderful film and I think underrated too, as very few people I know have either seen it or remember it. The animation is lovely with warm colours and nice backgrounds, and all the characters are well animated. The songs are not bad at all, not as memorable as other Disney efforts perhaps, but pleasant to listen to, compared to other animated films(such as the Secret of NIMH 2) where the songs are either forgettable or make you want to stick your fingers down your throat. The characters are likable and well voiced by the likes of Jon Lovitz and Phil Hartmann, I love the the title character's determination and loyalty towards his friends, and the story is timeless. But the best asset is the script, with sharp humour and heart-warming sentiment, it was this alone that makes The Brave Little Toaster worth watching. Overall, this is a great film, and in my opinion one of the better Disney movies of the eighties. 9/10 Bethany Cox

Creatureboydan I watched this movie for years as a child and really enjoyed it, it is my favorite movie of all time. I just finished my first year of college and I was thinking about this movie the other day and went down and found it with my old tapes. I watched it last night and I must say: it still holds the same magic that it did when I was little! I love the values/morals it gives, that are still relevant in my life such as friendship, loyalty and accepting of others. I think that a lot of people could do themselves a favor and watch this movie and remember where our values came from. At almost 20 years old I am not ashamed to say that this is my favorite movie of all time. I've read some other reviews that talk about how the animation is 'off', but I don't care. This is one of the 'old school' movies along with all its preceding films. Sure the new Disney-Pixar films are nice with the computer stuff but this is where the true films are. This is one film I am glad I watched again and plan on watching it sometime soon again. I remember watching this as a child and wondering if the appliances DO come to life when we are not around. This is a truly remarkable movie both for the quality of the message it gives, the great cast, and its destiny to become a classic that I plan on watching with my children (when that time comes). It's a great movie and I still laugh at its jokes and play between the characters (all of them!). In short, I LOVE THIS MOVIE!! ALL TIME FAVORITE!!!