Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

the audience applauded

Thanks for the memories!

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

This was horrible. For a children's movie, it uses terms like Planned Obsolescence and has really odd characterizations. The first of the series is cute and makes sense. This one is a horrible waste of time for the viewer and was certainly a waste of time for anyone whose name is in the credits. If I had been on this project, I would remove my name. Quite frankly, the plot lacks any depth. The newly introduced characters are not developed well. The dialogue is stilted while many terms, such as planned obsolescence, are not understandable to the target audience. While I understand that talking appliances is a stretch for the imagination, the trip to Mars is even more far-fetched and the team did not do a good job of helping the viewer make the leap.

*THIS MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS,I THINK*First off, This movie has a plot that is almost impossible would take form a few days to a month just to get to the moon. Now make that a laundry basket, Possibly going 10k per hour, going to mars, staying for a while, then going back in less then 8 hours. I mean, Really? And then there's the fact that in the original movie Toaster, in the water fall part, holds his breath under the water, yet then in this movie, you see him telling Ratso that rats would suffocate in space. This is a real disappointment to me. I watched it and it sucked. Especcily the music. Bottem line: It sucks

The Brave Little Toaster is a must-watch, but don't bother with The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars. The latter was a disappointment and has nothing to offer that the original has. This time, the characters have to go to Mars to save the master's baby. There are too many characters, and some of the original and lovable characters from the original are over-looked, and there doesn't seem to be a coherent plot or lesson learned. It's a dull watch, and I personally don't know why they bothered. (Do note that I only saw this film sometime in my late teens or early twenties. I have seen the original in the past year, and it's still an adorable film.) However, see The Brave Little Toaster. Now.

My son likes this movie, particularly the music. I have no strong feelings about it one way or another, except that the adults seem to be far too wide-awake and cheerful to be the parents of a new baby. My favourite part was hearing DeForrest Kelley as the voice of the Viking spacecraft.