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EDIT: I am aware that I erroneously refer to Wittgenstein as a 70ies computer at one point. That was a slip that I apparently didn't catch before uploading. My bad.
Lord only knows how many weird DTV cartoon sequels are out there.. do you know any?
Never seen this movie or it's predacessor but it looks like a good watch!
Hey, was it wasting my life if I spent minutes researching if an old tube computer could hook up to the internet? Given that they stopped creating tube computers by the early 60s and the oldest computer to hook up to the internet was from the 70s? I really think I should not have bothered to see if a lesser sequel's computer nonsense made any sense.
Another great video by Fiction Addition.
Oh man. I just finished watching the whole trilogy today. That's some timing man.
Love your videos btw!
I guess an obligatory “a toast to you” joke is obligatory?
To be fair to the brave little toaster goes to mars, it is based on the book’s sequel of the same name. It’s a weird movie based on a weird book, unlike to the rescue which is basically a filler sequel
I passed by the VHS tapes of these movies all the time when I was a kid visiting my local Blockbuster and Hollywood video rental stores. I think even when I was young, the premise seemed lame to me. I would later see the first movie when I was really getting into animation later, but I still can't say it really does it for me. It's a movie I respect more than I enjoy. Still, I had not doubt it was a hundred times better than the DTV sequels were.
Oh, this is likely because you're not American, but I Love Lucy was in near constant syndication for a long time after the show ended. It was on Nickelodeon's late night programming block even when I was a kid, and you and I are about the same age. I totally believe a girl like her used to watch reruns of the show.
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I just realized something. The brave little toaster and toy story. Both toys and living appliance come to life, both care deeply about their master/kid, both go on a wacky adventures….
Don't know if I'd say I ENJOYED watching this, but I certainly feel a bit… enlightened? Educated? I sure learned there are strange Brave Little Toaster sequels, we'll go with that. Sorta fun to see early internet stuff if nothing else, even if I for one knew enough about viral spreads back then that this would just feel silly- almost as silly as appliances being so outrageously horny.
(And in addition to your point on how little focus Chris gets, I wonder if there's something to be mined from how Chris is not only paler than in the previous movie, Mack is drawn with far darker skin and bigger lips than the others while most of the good guys read as your average white guy. I don't think there's anything overt int it, it feels more like common design tropes to denote a character as 'bad' that might come from some… questionable cultural places that people didn't think too deeply about.
I recall many a time being shown this movie during rainy days at recess in elementary school. However, they always cut it like halfway through the film due to having to get back to class. I'll have to give it a full watch sometime. Always nice to see an upload from you, Esh.
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