While this is a fantasy about appliances, it is also a film about loyalty, companionship, and even fear. That's why we can never find anything! Seems like a lot of people who have posted here have made one of two mistakes: 1) They have forgotten that children's minds have not yet been clobbered into creative submission like adults', or 2) The adults didn't watch the movie before plunking their kids down in front of the TV and going back to regrouting the tub. Of *course* the appliances get up and walk around as soon as we turn our backs. This film captures that sort of mindset wonderfully. Because never again will their minds be able to dwell within and without the fantasy world. My young nieces are just starting to grow out of that stage, which is sort of sad to me.
When I was a little kid, my imagination was a dynamo of activity.
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