A new baby is brought into the home, the appliances don't really know how to react to him, especially the electric blanket.
At first, it really seems to follow the narrative and feel of the original story. I'm sure some sort of adventure happened in the last one, but I didn't see it because, I'm not gonna lie, I just wanted to get to this one. I'm 100% honest when I say The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars is surprisingly sort of charming.ĭoug (vo): It starts off with the Toaster and his appliance friends in the new home of their master and his wife. I don't have any irony behind that or one of those "it's so good, it's bad" reasonings. And the only thing weirder than that, it's.actually.kind of okay. This 40-year-old man willingly put on The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars. I always had this on my Disneycember list, but it always had to get bumped back because something else would come out that I thought just made more sense to review.
For years, I've been so interested in seeing how the hell this very small, innocent series goes from a little toaster and some appliances trying to find their human master to going to a fucking different planet somehow. (The Disneycember logo is shown, before showing clips from The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars)ĭoug (vo): You ever watch a movie you checked out simply because of the title? Like, you know deep down, it's probably gonna be bad, but the title is just so strange, you have to know what happens in it? The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars is that for me.
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