One line in Knives Out will go from being a possibly dated reference to something that has aged too well. Do any other movie's lines become more impactful over time?

Knives Out released in 2019.

In a scene with characters discussing Trump-era politics, one character says "They're putting kids in cages!" referring to Trump's 2016-2020 government separating families in immigrant detention centres. At the time it was a fairly topical reference that stood out as something that might age poorly (it was expected that Trump would be fairly irrelevant once he lost the next election) As time went on, it became a little relic and reminder of how insane US politics got during that period.

And today we've got news that Trump's concentration camp, "Alligator Alcatraz" will be imprisoning children and pregnant women. I know it's odd to think of a movie when hearing news like that, but it means that, if these plans go ahead, the line from Knives Out will get again become relevant and possibly even more chilling.

Are there any other movie lines that take on new context as time goes on in a way that enhances the original intention?