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** Particularly cringe-inducing is the town sign, which has a picture of a hanging witch and two Puritans. When you learn what that scene would [[WouldHurtAChild actually have]] [[MoralEventHorizon looked like...]]
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** David Prowse, the first actor to wear the Vader suit died of [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19]] on November 28th, 2020.
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** David Prowse, the first actor to wear the Vader suit, portraying a character whose suit saved him from nearly dying, died of [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19]] on November 28th, 2020.
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*** In the 2014 movie, Creator/BryanCranston[='s=] character iconicly screamed of the Kaiju, "And it's gonna send us back to the Stone Age!" [[spoiler:In this movie, the humans discover the ancient ruins of a vast AdvancedAncientAcropolis sunken and submerged underwater deep within the HollowEarth which predates every recorded ancient civilization, and the hidden text in the film's [[CreativeClosingCredits clsing credits]] imply this city became derelict and lost in the Earth at the Kaiju's hands. Yes, the Titans ''already'' set our species back to the Stone Age thousands of years ago]].
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*** In the 2014 movie, Creator/BryanCranston[='s=] character iconicly screamed of the Kaiju, "And it's gonna send us back to the Stone Age!" [[spoiler:In this movie, the humans discover the ancient ruins of a vast AdvancedAncientAcropolis sunken and submerged underwater deep within the HollowEarth which predates every recorded ancient civilization, and the hidden text in the film's [[CreativeClosingCredits clsing closing credits]] imply this city became derelict and lost in the Earth at the Kaiju's hands. Yes, the Titans ''already'' set our species back to the Stone Age thousands of years ago]].
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* The final scene of ''Film/{{If}}'', a surrealist counterculture comedy from 1968, centers on the protagonist and his fellow misfits getting revenge on their hated school by going on a shooting spree. At the time of its release, this scene was intended to be the surreal culmination of the protagonist's revolutionary ideals. With Columbine and Virginia Tech making the news, it comes off as a youth in trouble. It doesn't help that the protagonist is played by Creator/MalcolmMcDowell (who'd go on to play Alex [=DeLarge=] three years later in ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', which also had teenagers committing horrific crimes, such as rape and murder).
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* The final scene of ''Film/{{If}}'', ''Film/If1968'', a surrealist counterculture comedy from 1968, comedy, centers on the protagonist and his fellow misfits getting revenge on their hated school by going on a shooting spree. At the time of its release, this scene was intended to be the surreal culmination of the protagonist's revolutionary ideals. With Columbine and Virginia Tech making the news, it comes off as a youth in trouble. It doesn't help that the protagonist is played by Creator/MalcolmMcDowell (who'd go on to play Alex [=DeLarge=] three years later in ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', which also had teenagers committing horrific crimes, such as rape and murder).
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** Also, the entirety of ''Film/WhatDreamsMayCome'' has become this; not just due to the fact that Williams' character spends basically the entirety of the film in the afterlife, but also a substantial portion of it details his journey into the movie's equivalent of Hell to try and save the soul of his wife who took her own life in grief over his death because, according to the logic of the movie's universe, everyone who commits suicide ends up in Hell by default. ''Yikes.''
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* The events of ''WesternAnimation/MonstersUniversity'' make Randall's antagonism towards the protagonists, especially Mike, in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' a whole lot darker. [[spoiler:Not only did they used to be friends, or at least friendly roommates, Mike's advice to Randall to use his invisibility is what helped him become such a good scarer in the first place.]] It also works two ways -- [[spoiler:for months, if not years, he'd been beaten out as Scare Leader by a ''college dropout''!]]
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* The events of ''WesternAnimation/MonstersUniversity'' make Randall's antagonism towards the protagonists, especially Mike, in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'' a whole lot darker. [[spoiler:Not only did they used to be friends, or at least friendly roommates, Mike's advice to Randall to use his invisibility is what helped him become such a good scarer in the first place.]] It also works two ways -- [[spoiler:for months, if not years, he'd been beaten out as Scare Leader by a ''college dropout''!]]
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* ''Film/FinalDestination5'' opens with a bridge collapsing while under renovation. On March 26, 2024, the Francis Scot Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed in very similar circumstances, leading to the deaths of six workers.
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* ''Film/FinalDestination5'' opens with a bridge collapsing while under renovation. On March 26, 2024, the Francis Scot Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed in under very similar circumstances, circumstances (with a container ship rather than a bus being the straw that broke the camel's back), leading to the deaths of six eight workers.
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* ''Film/FinalDestination5'' opens with a bridge collapsing while under renovation. On March 26, 2024, the Francis Scot Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed in very similar circumstances, leading to the deaths of six workers.
