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Good Evening,
I was just wondering if anyone knows if The Brave Little Toaster was released theatrically, and if so when the release date was. Thanks in advance for the info.

According to IMDB, it was released on July 10th, 1987.

I think it didn't get a real theatrical release - just made the festival circuit, if I'm right.

It started on cable(Disney Channel),then limited release,then released as serials,then cable again,finally video,and now,DVD.

hey guys today i went shopping and i found the brave little toaster so ofcourse i bought and man i forgot how great this movie was is really underrated i think its great and tons of fun what do you guys think of it?

i remember that toaster! but like toy story i only watched it for pictures when i was small and now i dont have access to watch it again. at least i understood toy story this time!

where did u buy it though? id like to own one

hey i got it from bestbuy for 14.99 pm me if you can't find a copy and i ll go get u one if u want have a nice nite

I bought this the day it became available on DVD, since my VHS was in pretty bad shape when I first played it (silly me, I never opened it right away and lost the chance to exchange it for a tape that worked properly).

I first came across it when it originally aired in Disney Channel. I didn't think I was going to be impressed, but the film has great characters, a lot of nice moments, and a tight little plot. And with the limitations the creators had, they did an excellent job that makes the film all the more impressive. Maybe there were a few too many songs, but hey, it's great for kids.

"It ain't home on the range!"

I was pretty disappointed with the DVD though. Not that I expected any actual bonus features from a title like this, or even a restoration of any kind, but the film is so dusty and dirty at the beginning! Yikes!

Jon Lovit's voice kicks so much. . . well, you know.

I haven't seen the sequels yet and I'm not sure if I care to. My friend was just telling me about a scene that she thought was perverted (oh no, not more "hidden" Disney imagery)! But maybe it's not fair of me to bring that up since I haven't watched that part for myself.

I used to love that movie. I was obsessed with it as a kid. I saw it on the disney channel not to long ago and still liked it. I didn't know it was on DVD.

Just merging threads, people... don't mind me!

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I saw it once a lot time ago but I get bored and I didn´t finish it ever.
The little blanket was just anoying

a very undererrated movie....

kirby is my fav... in fact u could say he's grrrrrrrrrreat! (same voice as tony the tiger-but i am sure u all knew that anyways....)

the sequels didnt phase me that much... but i still watch them when they are on toondisney.

still though, great movie! some very emotional parts & I like that in an animated movie.

My kids and I watch the Brave Little Toaster all the time (at least once a month). We also love the two sequels. The Mars one is a bit better then the Rescue one.

I have all three on VHS and 2 of the 3 on DVD. Can't bring myself to spend the $14.99 or $16.99 for the last one.

I used to love that movie! I didn't know there were sequels but I doubt I'll ever get them. I may have to see if I can find the original on dvd for a cheaper price. $14.99 seems like a lot for such an older film.

Tabbi <3

Oh I love the Brave Little Toaster it was defintley one of my favorite to rent when I was younger since my pearents never bought it for me or they didnt have the chance too. But its all good I bought this movie the first day it was relased on DVD. I still havent picked up the sequals although I have one that I got on VHS back in the day. I have to admit it is a bit werid Lol going to Mars and all but still pros for creativity.