Some funny moments like Radio quoting Moby Dick and a frog making faces with Toaster's reflective surface.The film has a wonderful story that's loosely faithful to the original novella, which used only four pieces of the dialogue from it.The film has incredible vocal performances from Deanna Oliver, Tim Stack, Jon Lovitz, the late Joe Ranft and Phil Hartman.The film has brilliant animation, which was done by a mixture of ex-Disney employees and CalArts graduates, including some of the original members of Pixar.Toaster's most heroic sacrifice was extremely emotional.The epic heroic scene with Toaster rescuing his owner, Rob, from being killed by the crusher.The film has a wonderfully beautiful soundtrack, thanks to the New Japan Philharmonic and composer David Newman.It was the start of the legacy of Hyperion Pictures' animation division, Hyperion Animation Company, Inc.Worse yet, when they arrive in the big city they discover they may no longer be useful because of new, modern appliances. Longing to reunite with their owner, a young man named Rob, the appliances set off on a harrowing trek through the wilderness, surviving as best they can despite limited sources of electricity. Five sentient household appliances - Toaster, Blanky, Radio, Lampy and a vacuum cleaner named Kirby - living in an abandoned cabin have grown lonely.
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