Le avventure del piccolo tostapane

Titolo originale: The Brave Little Toaster

1987
T
1h 30min

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7,2/10

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Jon Lovitz, Timothy E. Day, Deanna Oliver, Thurl Ravenscroft, and Timothy Stack in Le avventure del piccolo tostapane (1987)

A group of dated appliances embark on a journey to the city to find their master after being abandoned in a cabin in the woods.

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Un gruppo di datati elettrodomestici intraprende un viaggio in città per ritrovare il loro padrone dopo essere stati abbandonati in una capanna nel bosco.Un gruppo di datati elettrodomestici intraprende un viaggio in città per ritrovare il loro padrone dopo essere stati abbandonati in una capanna nel bosco.Un gruppo di datati elettrodomestici intraprende un viaggio in città per ritrovare il loro padrone dopo essere stati abbandonati in una capanna nel bosco.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,2/10

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Candidato a 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 vittoria e 4 candidature totali

Interpreti principali25

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Jon Lovitz

Radio
(voce)

Timothy Stack

Lampy
(voce)
(as Tim Stack)
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Timothy E. Day

Blanky
(voce)
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Thurl Ravenscroft

Kirby
(voce)

Deanna Oliver

Toaster
(voce)

Phil Hartman

Air Conditioner
(voce)
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Joe Ranft

Elmo St. Peters
(voce)
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Judy Toll

Mish-Mash
(voce)
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Wayne Kaatz

Rob (The Master)
(voce)

Colette Savage

Chris
(voce)

Mindy Sterling

Mother
(voce)
(as Mindy Stern)
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Jim Jackman

Plugsy
(voce)

Randall William Cook

Entertainment Center
(voce)

Randy Bennett

Computer
(voce)

Jonathan Benair

Black and White TV
(voce)

Louis Conti

Spanish Announcer
(voce)

Beth Anderson

Chorus
(voce)

Pat Ericson

Chorus
(voce)

Recensioni degli utenti91

Recensione in evidenza

7/10

Fun, sweet, mildly alarming

I'm not sure which is more surprising: that this movie still holds up, or that it wasn't really a Disney production (while still being a proto-PIXAR movie). And just like everybody else, I'm surprised by just how dark things get in this story.

It's a story that doesn't patronize its audience, and I loved that aspect. It's what made this a joy to watch with my own kid. The movie strikes just the right affective tone, the performances feel genuine, and even the songs are still catchy. You find yourself getting attached to these characters while still wincing at some of the imagery. Seriously, this is a strange film, yet somehow still endearing.

7/10

Mr-Fusion
19 nov 2017
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In a 2010 interview at Cal State, Northridge, Deanna Oliver revealed that at her son's deployment ceremony to Afghanistan, some of the soldiers who were fans of the film had brought their toasters with them for her to autograph.

Blooper
The character's electrical cords constantly appear, disappear and change length throughout the entire film.

Citazioni
Air Conditioner: You guys really have an attachment for that kid, don't you?
Blanky: Yes. He was our master.
Air Conditioner: Well, that's real nice, and any day now, he might come romping back, huh? He'll just come whistling through that door, and everything will be the same. Real peachy-keen-like.
Blanky: Uh-huh.
Lampy: It's a possibility.
Toaster: Well, at least we try to be optimistic.
Air Conditioner: [shouts] Optimistic? Somebody try to untie the knot in this guy's cord!
Kirby: Why don't you just shut off?
Air Conditioner: Hey, I'm really scared there, Kirby. What are you going to do, suck me to death?

Versioni alternative
The original version features the TV announcer pulling photos out of a file cabinet; one brief glimpse is seen of a woman from the waist up, wearing only large stars on her breasts. This has been edited so she is wearing a bikini top (the inside corners of which actually match the stars in shape). This affects at least the US 2003 DVD and c. 1998 VHS releases, but not the c. 1991 laserdisc.