Two come to mjnd:

Star Trek 2 - The Wrath of Khan.

Spock gives his life to save his friends, willingly and without pause. And his best friend has to say goodbye to him.

Of course, the first time I saw it I didn’t know what was coming next, so to me it was final, and devastating.

It prepared me well for things that happened IRL later on.

Secondly, because I don’t want to be 100% on a downer, the finale of Labyrinth. “You have no power over me” nudged me towards the idea that many people who profess to be in charge of you only have that power because they say they do. And you can take that back for yourself.

The final scene of Threads really fucked me up, I already had birth trauma and that scene gave me proper wake-up-screaming nightmares for months.

It also touched on the systemic oppression of the modern world, and showed how most people just go along with it … I was a young adult when it came out and that really shook up my word view.

This is so stupid, why am I laughing?

That actually has fulfilled my morbid curiosity, thank you … also, there seems to be a lot of squeemish people around

However there will be a padlock on the fridge from now on

No cars were available at the time

Even if it’s a bad dragon?

One of my favourite sushi restaurants was run by Chinese people, but they put effort into making the place feel authentic

They closed down during covid, though :-(

Oh thank fuck

The Daily Mail is a hard-right propaganda rag of the worst order

I just thought it was funny

Top-notch nerd joke, bravo :-)