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"You have no power over me!"
All of the songs were written and performed by David Bowie, which means they're absolutely perfect. It all feels so genuinely '80s.
He's such a complex character! And in retrospect, Sarah accidentally calling him "Hogwart" is pretty hilarious.
Fun fact: he was played by a woman, Shari Weiser, and voiced by Jim Henson's son, Brian.
Labyrinth could never be made today. With the exception of Sarah and Jareth, every single character would be CGI and the magic would be gone. The time and effort put into this film by Jim Henson & Co. is unlike anything you'd ever see now.
Whether it scarred you for life or helped you embrace the darker side of family cinema, Labyrinth's terrifying aspects make it unique.
HE WAS JUST SO DANG CUTE!
The Monty Python alum wrote the screenplay for the film, which makes perfect sense when you think about the quirky, humorous subtleties that are sprinkled throughout.
He's only in the movie for a couple minutes, but he is iconic. Raise your hand if you rocked an "I said 'ello!" t-shirt from Hot Topic at some point in your life.
He was so silly and brave! He's the puppy every kid dreamed of.
This movie is so darn beautiful! We are still in awe of the art direction 32 years later.
Despite its occasional creepiness, Labyrinth was still a kid's movies, which means it's chalk full of life lessons. Unsurprisingly, some are pretty dark. A few examples: "Life isn't fair." "Be careful what you wish for." "Looks can be deceiving."
Did Jareth awaken you sexually? Tell us in the comments!