Demolition Man
Movie • 1993 • Crime
ReportThis movie contains 11 potentially triggering events.
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I'm not sure what the yes is about. I just watched it and don't remember anything about a spider.
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The bad guy Phoenix gets frozen and his head breaks off into pieces at the end
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Technically yes, but not to the spirit of the question. A prison with 80 cryogenically frozen prisoners inside it blows up in a fiery explosion which is later implied to have killed all of the prisoners. Though you see the flames, you do not see them die on screen and there is the off chance they some may have survived because they were encased in ice.
That said, they state at the end that the prison was destroyed in a way that sounds like it was meant to tie up loose ends which would include the deaths of the prisoners, because there had previously been a concern that the prisoners would escape and be violent.
(And yeah, it's weird that 80 people dying is seen as a plus and not a human tragedy since they're incarcerated at the time which is ironic, because the same character who kills them was cryogenically frozen to punish him for accidentally having killed a bunch of people in an explosion at the beginning of the movie, but those people were hostages and not prisoners, so people cared and punished him about that as opposed to applauding him the second time around.)
That said, they state at the end that the prison was destroyed in a way that sounds like it was meant to tie up loose ends which would include the deaths of the prisoners, because there had previously been a concern that the prisoners would escape and be violent.
(And yeah, it's weird that 80 people dying is seen as a plus and not a human tragedy since they're incarcerated at the time which is ironic, because the same character who kills them was cryogenically frozen to punish him for accidentally having killed a bunch of people in an explosion at the beginning of the movie, but those people were hostages and not prisoners, so people cared and punished him about that as opposed to applauding him the second time around.)
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The prison warden has his eye removed, the removal isn’t shown on screen but the villain is shown later with the eye on a pencil
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Sort off. The hero at the beginning is cryogenically froze by being put into a small room that quickly fills with a thick liquid, but he doesn't choke on it because it's a special fluid meant to keep him alive when they freeze him.
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John Spartans wife was mentioned to have died but never shown onscreen, him and his wife have a daughter but she’s also never shown either
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There is one vomit scene but it is not visual. There is one other triggering instance in the film early on, though. It happens when a man is submerged in liquid and coughs some of it up – I wasn't bothered by it. But there is a vomiting scene later. A character bends over behind a table and vomits upon witnessing a death on a security camera. The sound is very mild and there is no visual. You can see it coming because he preemptively gags/chokes between cuts.
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Not claustrophobic in my opinion, but there’s a scene where the main character is in a cryogenic chamber with closeups on his body
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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There is a scene where John Spartan has a non-physical form of future-sex with Lenina Huxley in her apartment. No nudity is involved, but instead they put on a type of virtual reality helmet that sends pleasurable signals their brains, while, visually, there are some flashes of their faces and body parts, with flashing lights in between. Definitely fast repeated light flashing in this scene, so beware.
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There’s brief mention of abortion being illegal in the future but there’s no showing of it
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The leader of the dystopian "utopian" world that the main character wakes up in is heavily implied to be gay and is ultimately killed. His "personal attendant": is clearly supposed to be gay and the leader himself is derogatorily referred to as a "fruit loop" by the main character while his mannerisms, while not screaming gay stereotypes, are well within the gay spectrum.
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It's on the milder end as far as that goes, but the word "sissy" is used twice in the movie (once neutrally and once derogatorily) and the dystopian "utopian" leader is derogatorily referred to as a "fruit loop".
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Minor ones fleetingly, and more to do with stunted thinking 1993 than real animosity.
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BeyondTheGrave
However, the villain who is black dies at the end
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There’s a sex scene between two main characters, however, the sex is had using helmets mentally
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Sweet_Gwendolyn
No, but the main character, who has awoken after being frozen for several decades and is wondering about his daughter's whereabouts, is actually wooing and almost has sex with a woman who is exactly old enough to be his daughter. It's impossible to not think that, during the near-sex scene, she is going to eventually pan out to be his daughter and they'll both be mortified, but it never happens and it was probably just accidentally bad story writing.
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Not that I can recall, however the villain gets thrown out of a moving car
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John Spartan crashes a car into a sign into some water and has minor injuries as a result
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No, but someone is in a small room that fills up with fluid when they are cryogenically frozen.
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