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* KillSat: What the Warden of the PrisonShip was working to turn it into. Fired twice: once to destroy a [[KickTheSonOfABitch shuttle full of escaping (backstabbing) prisoners]] and the second time [[spoiler:fired by Brennan to overload the prison's solar panels and destroy the prison itself]].
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* KillSat: What the Warden of the PrisonShip was working to turn it into. Fired twice: once to destroy a [[KickTheSonOfABitch shuttle full of escaping (backstabbing) prisoners]] prisoners and the second time [[spoiler:fired by Brennan to overload the prison's solar panels and destroy the prison itself]].
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* TactfulTranslation: The leader of TheMafiya group on the prisoners only speaks Russian and is extremely crass with his words, and his translator translates it to polite (although equally slimy) requests almost always prefaced with "Mr. Kerensky says…". Example: when he tells his goons to get rid of a double-agent, he says "kill this bitch!" and the translator literally tells her "Mr. Kerensky says that YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness".
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Ten years after escaping the [=MenTel=] Corporation's maximum security prison the "Fortress", John Brennick (Creator/ChristopherLambert) and his allies are once again tracked down by the tyrannical government and sent to an even more inescapable prison.
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Ten years after escaping the [=MenTel=] Corporation's maximum security prison the "Fortress", John Brennick (Creator/ChristopherLambert) and his allies are once again tracked down by the tyrannical government and sent to an even more [[RecycledInSpace inescapable prison.
prison... IN SPACE!]]
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* RecycledInSpace: The sequel is once again set in a high tech prison like the original, but it's a space prison this time.
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Ten years after escaping the Men-Tel [=MenTel=] Corporation's maximum security prison the "Fortress", John Brennick (Creator/ChristopherLambert) and his allies are once again tracked down by the tyrannical government and sent to an even more inescapable prison.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Warden Poe from the first film, while the director of a HellholePrison, is AffablyEvil, has several hints of humanity when he clearly starts to fall for Karen, and is ultimately revealed to be an ArtificialHuman and as much a victim of the Men-Tel Corporation as the prisoners, with ZED as TheManBehindTheMan. Warden Teller from the sequel is an ice-cold, FauxAffablyEvil and fully organic man who is in no way being controlled by ZED, and is only interested in expanding his own power.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Peter Teller, the Warden of Fortress 2, clearly explains that he was once the Director of Prison Facilities for the Men-Tel Corporation until Brennick's escape from the first Fortress caused his demotion. This makes Teller the boss of Warden Poe from the first film, although here he steps down to BigBad.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Peter Teller, the Warden of Fortress 2, clearly explains that he was once the Director of Prison Facilities for the Men-Tel Corporation until Brennick's escape from the first Fortress caused his demotion. This makes Teller the boss of Warden Poe from the first film, although here he steps down to BigBad.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Warden Poe from the first film, while the director of a HellholePrison, is AffablyEvil, has several hints of humanity when he clearly starts to fall for Karen, and is ultimately revealed to be an ArtificialHuman and as much a victim of the Men-Tel [=MenTel=] Corporation as the prisoners, with ZED as TheManBehindTheMan. Warden Teller from the sequel is an ice-cold, FauxAffablyEvil and fully organic man who is in no way being controlled by ZED, and is only interested in expanding his own power.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Peter Teller, the Warden of Fortress 2, clearly explains that he was once the Director of Prison Facilities for theMen-Tel [=MenTel=] Corporation until Brennick's escape from the first Fortress caused his demotion. This makes Teller the boss of Warden Poe from the first film, although here he steps down to BigBad.
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* LaResistance: While in hiding, Brennick is meeting with members of the resistance movement that has formed against the Men-Tel Corporation and their government cronies.
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* LaResistance: While in hiding, Brennick is meeting with members of the resistance movement that has formed against the Men-Tel [=MenTel=] Corporation and their government cronies.
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Ten years after escaping the Men-Tel Corporation's maximum security prison the "Fortress", John Brennick (Creator/ChristopherLambert) and his allies are once again tracked down by the tyrannical government and sent to an even more inescapable prison.
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* LaResistance: While in hiding, Brennick is meeting with members of the resistance movement that has formed against the Men-Tel Corporation and their government cronies.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Warden Poe from the first film, while the director of a HellholePrison, is AffablyEvil, has several hints of humanity when he clearly starts to fall for Karen, and is ultimately revealed to be a ArtificialHuman and as much a victim of the Men-Tel Corporation as the prisoners, with ZED as TheManBehindTheMan. Warden Teller from the sequel is an ice-cold, FauxAffablyEvil and fully organic man who is in no way being controlled by ZED, and is only interested in expanding his own power.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Warden Poe from the first film, while the director of a HellholePrison, is AffablyEvil, has several hints of humanity when he clearly starts to fall for Karen, and is ultimately revealed to be a an ArtificialHuman and as much a victim of the Men-Tel Corporation as the prisoners, with ZED as TheManBehindTheMan. Warden Teller from the sequel is an ice-cold, FauxAffablyEvil and fully organic man who is in no way being controlled by ZED, and is only interested in expanding his own power.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Warden Poe from the first film, while the director of a HellholePrison, is AffablyEvil, has several hints of humanity when he clearly starts to fall for Karen, and is ultimately revealed to be a ArtificialHuman and as much a victim of the Men-Tel Corporation as the prisoners, with ZED as TheManBehindTheMan. Warden Teller from the sequel is an ice-cold, FauxAffablyEvil and fully organic man who is in no way being controlled by ZED, and is only interested in expanding his own power.
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* ThrownOutTheAirlock: Several prisoners are executed in this manner, blown out into space after being forced into the chemical waste disposal. Brennick himself survives being spaced by floating towards another exit that was nearby.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Peter Teller, the Warden of Fortress 2, clearly explains that he was once the Director of Prison Facilities for the Men-Tel Corporation until Brennick's escape from the first Fortress caused his demotion. This makes Teller the boss of Warden Poe from the first film, although here he steps down to BigBad.
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* NoPrisonSegregation: The new prison houses men and women together in the same cramped living quarters. They even shower together! As you might expect, PrisonRape is hinted at, although not shown. Since it's a PrisonShip orbiting the Earth, there presumably is no room to even bother. That, and because the inmates are already condemned to death, the administrators are not concerned for their safety either.
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* VasquezAlwaysDies: There are quite a few female inmates on Fortress 2, but one that stands out in particular is a muscular, burly woman who is [[SacrificialLamb executed several minutes after arriving]] for attacking one of the guards. Brennick's more attractive and feminine partner lives through to the end.
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* TheAlcatraz: The second movie ups the ante by having the prison placed ''[[PrisonShip in orbit]]''.
* CameraSpoofing: Used in the sequel.
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* TheAlcatraz: The second This movie ups the ante by having the prison placed ''[[PrisonShip in orbit]]''.
* CameraSpoofing:Used After they discover that the implant inside them taps into the optic nerve and turns them into walking cameras, the prisoners are able to hack into one of them to transmit a loop of them in the sequel.shower so they can have conversations in peace. The people in charge of watching the feed don't notice because [[DistractedByTheSexy they are too busy ogling the prisoners]].
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''Fortress 2: Re-Entry'' (2000) is the sequel to ''Film/{{Fortress|1992}}''.
Ten years after escaping the Men-Tel Corporation's maximum security prison, Brennick (Creator/ChristopherLambert) and his allies are once again tracked down by the tyrannical government and sent to an even more inescapable prison.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The sequel is from 2000 and set in 2027.
* TheAlcatraz: The second movie ups the ante by having the prison placed ''[[PrisonShip in orbit]]''.
* CameraSpoofing: Used in the sequel.
* KillSat: What the Warden of the PrisonShip was working to turn it into. Fired twice: once to destroy a [[KickTheSonOfABitch shuttle full of escaping (backstabbing) prisoners]] and the second time [[spoiler:fired by Brennan to overload the prison's solar panels and destroy the prison itself]].
* NumberedSequels: ''Fortress 2'' is the sequel to ''Fortress''.
* PrisonShip: The prison is revealed to be a satellite orbiting the Earth.
* PunishmentBox: Brennick is sent to one after being caught stowing away in a cargo crate bound for a supply shuttle. It is a very small cell that is cut off from the temperature control system of the prison, with a cupola window that gives him a pretty scenic view of the Earth, and that's not when he is subjected to the blinding light, extreme heat, and solar radiation from the Sun, or the frigid cold and darkness from the empty void of space.
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''Fortress 2: Re-Entry'' (2000) is the sequel to ''Film/{{Fortress|1992}}''.
Ten years after escaping the Men-Tel Corporation's maximum security prison, Brennick (Creator/ChristopherLambert) and his allies are once again tracked down by the tyrannical government and sent to an even more inescapable prison.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The sequel is from 2000 and set in 2027.
* TheAlcatraz: The second movie ups the ante by having the prison placed ''[[PrisonShip in orbit]]''.
* CameraSpoofing: Used in the sequel.
* KillSat: What the Warden of the PrisonShip was working to turn it into. Fired twice: once to destroy a [[KickTheSonOfABitch shuttle full of escaping (backstabbing) prisoners]] and the second time [[spoiler:fired by Brennan to overload the prison's solar panels and destroy the prison itself]].
* NumberedSequels: ''Fortress 2'' is the sequel to ''Fortress''.
* PrisonShip: The prison is revealed to be a satellite orbiting the Earth.
* PunishmentBox: Brennick is sent to one after being caught stowing away in a cargo crate bound for a supply shuttle. It is a very small cell that is cut off from the temperature control system of the prison, with a cupola window that gives him a pretty scenic view of the Earth, and that's not when he is subjected to the blinding light, extreme heat, and solar radiation from the Sun, or the frigid cold and darkness from the empty void of space.
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