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* MisterSandmanSequence: A burst of sugary music accompanies the cut to the 2034 date.

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* MisterSandmanSequence: A burst of sugary music accompanies the cut to the 2034 2032 date.

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"Be well."

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"Be well.""\\
"Could you two please dump some hormones!"



'''Spartan:''' ...Close enough.

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'''Spartan:''' ...'''Spartan:''' ''[{{beat}}]'' ...Close enough.


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* NeverBringAKnifeToAGunFight: In the museum, Spartan has to take on a fully-armed Phoenix with a stun-baton. He improvises by electrocuting Phoenix with it.
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* BrokenAesop: Deconstructed. The film's negative portrayal of San Angeles is juxtaposed deliberately against the ''Film/EscapeFromNewYork'' nightmare it was before Spartan and Phoenix were frozen. It's made clear that the Police not only won their war on crime and anarchy, they won ''resoundingly'' - and now, there are no checks or balances to frustrate their descent into a PoliceState. As such, neither the San Angeles government or Edgar Friendly are portrayed as being completely right or wrong.
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* BrokenAesop: Deconstructed. The film's negative portrayal of San Angeles is juxtaposed deliberately against the ''Film/EscapeFromNewYork'' nightmare it was before Spartan and Phoenix were frozen. It's made clear that the Police not only won their war on crime and anarchy, they won ''resoundingly'' - and now, there are no checks or balances to frustrate their descent into a PoliceState. As such, neither the San Angeles government or Edgar Friendly are portrayed as being completely right or wrong.

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