the brave little toaster goes to mars part 1

#The brave little toaster goes to mars part 1 movie

Hearing Aid's response? ' At my age, probably.' 'Jump Off a Bridge' Rebuttal: Radio uses this on Hearing Aid when he explains that he was Just Following Orders from the inhabitants of Mars, who were offering to 'spring' him.I've Heard of That What Is It?: Blanky asks this when the Toaster tells him about the 'prime directive.'.Kirby responds with 'You expect us to believe a bunch of appliances built a spaceship?' despite the fact he and his friends just flew to Mars on a spacecraft they built by themselves. There's also Tinselena telling the story of how the Wonderlux appliances built a rocket to escape to Mars.Lampy: I said none of us needs a hearing aid! Hypocritical Humor: When arguing about what the hearing aid is useful for, this exchange occurs:.Humans Are Special: One of the main themes throughout the film.Humans Are Bastards: The Wonder Luxe appliances believe this up until Toaster is able to convince them otherwise.Happily Married: Rob and Chris, adorably so.

The Friend Nobody Likes: Neither Microwave nor Hearing Aid are well liked among their circle of friends.Foreshadowing: While receiving intergalactic transmissions, Hearing Aid says the person on the other end 'sounds familiar,' alluding to the fact that he's speaking to his long-lost brother.Fantastic Racism: The Supreme Commander tries to shut down Toaster's arguments against him by saying that he's not even a Wonder Luxe.Thankfully, he and Toaster get down just in time to stop it. Failed a Spot Check: Bound for Earth, Hearing-Aid's brother (aka, the Supreme Commander) realizes he forgot to deactivate the missile targeted to destroy it.May also count as Disproportionate Retribution. Earth-Shattering Kaboom: Yes, the appliances on Mars actually were intent on dealing one of these as revenge for their human creators deliberately designing them all to be defective.She is ultimately saved when Chris finds her and decides to give her a makeover. After she removes her organic materials to fuel the appliance's makeshift starcraft, Tinselena feels she looks too ugly to be used, deciding to throw herself into the garbage.Ultimately averted when it turns out to be Hearing Aid's long lost brother. Tinselena assumes that The Supreme Commander 'self-defrosted' after losing the election.He's basically going through sibling rivalry. Does This Remind You of Anything?: Blanky feels threatened by the arrival of Robbie, afraid of the changes that'll come when it's not just him, The Master and Chris.Tinselena just happens to be made of organic materials, meaning they can return to Mars to get Toaster after she and Hearing Aid's brother jumped out of the laundry basket to deactivate the missile and still have something organic to microwave that can send them through hyperspace.Radio lampshades this, but Tinselena insists that it's just because he enjoys the positive reinforcement. The Supreme Commander just happens to hold an election every day, giving Toaster an opportunity to run against him.Radio even tries (and fails) to cheer him up. After failing to help his friends, Toaster goes off on his own and cries the same way he did when he got them lost in the swamp.And when asked how, Toaster admits that he doesn't know how.

Just as he jumped on a soap box to encourage the others to go out and find the Master in the first one, Toaster jumps on a stool to motivate the others to go to Mars to save Robbie.

Blanky waits at the window for the Master and gets excited when he hears a car.

And just like the cutting edge appliances from the first movie, he's a smug Jerkass.

Considering their past experience with contemporary technology, it makes perfect sense that the main characters would already have a problem Microwave.

Radio gets the day started by playing an old rock n roll song (in this case, 'Bread and Butter' by The Newbeats).

#The brave little toaster goes to mars part 1 movie

Just as the previous movie ended with an eagle-eye view of Rob's car driving away, this one begins with a zoom-in of it.

The movie beings with it's studio credits in total darkness, followed by two minutes of ominous music accompanying a slow pan towards the house where the appliances are, where Radio breaks the silence with 'Good morning, good morning, gooooood morning!'.

Bound and Gagged: Ratso has the baby monitor completely gagged by the end of the movie to prevent him from sounding his alarm.

Bigger on the Inside: The Supreme Commander, enough to contain an entire ocean.

Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Viking 1 and Tinselena bicker Like an Old Married Couple for most of their time on screen together, but share a tender goodbye when she leaves for Earth at the end, promising to stay in touch via radio.

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