Disney store brave little toaster movie#

This experiment became a short test for 'Where the WIld Things Are' in 1983, impressing the Disney execs and giving Lasseter the confidence to bring this unique ground-breaking vision to life.

Disney store brave little toaster movie#

After witnessing the use of computer effects used as backgrounds for the movie 'Tron,' they decided to experiment on an idea to combine hand-drawn animation with a computer-created background. He, along with his other animating buddy Glen Keane, eagerly agreed to work on this film, but they had this idea that would have been considered ground-breaking for it's time.

So much so that I had half of this review written almost a year and a half ago and left it on the shelf forgetting about it until I found it through my increasingly large movie review file, goes to show how much work I put into this unpaid job.īut before I do get into this movie, I want to bring up a little production history about this movie, if you already know about it, skip ahead, if not, keep reading, you might actually learn something interesting.īack in 1982, Walt Disney Pictures purchased the rights to the book this movie was based on and assigned one of the animators who had done work for 'Mickey's Christmas Carol' to direct, the name of animator they had chosen? Well, I eventually caved in and decided to finally see if this film from my youth is still worth it or if Scott's right. This film, which I'm reviewing, is, as Scott puts it, 'truly does not hold up at all' (but then again, this is the same guy who referred 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' a 'Holocaust of bad'). In our spare time, we enjoyed quoting hilarious lines from the NC (Scott's favorite line being 'You have to call collect!' from the NC's 'Commando' review) and also discussing films the NC ought to review. Welcome to Nostalgiaviews, the only program where my childhood comes to bite me back in the ass.īack when I was in college, only me and my colleague Scott seemed to know who the Nostalgia Critic was (along with a colleague named Zach whom we got him into the NC).