Also known as:
- Timecop: The Berlin Decision
Jason Scott Lee
Thomas Ian Griffith
Steve Tartalia
Sven-Ole Thorssen
Todd Bryant
J.J. Perry
Pete Antico
Marty Murray
Scott Rhodes
Charlie Picerni
Mark DeAllessandro
Matt Anderson
Ron Yuan
Phil Tan
Mer-Mer Chen
Pat Statham
Jeff Pruitt
Woon Park
Jen Outerbridge
Dennis Madalone
Choreographers:
Jeff Pruitt
Jerry Poteet (Fights)
Fran Joseph (Fights)
Tim Sitarz (Rigger)
Doubles:
Lin Oeding (J.S. Lee)
Jeff Wolfe (Miller)
Stunts:
Jace Jeanes
Matthew R. Anderson
Gregg Sargeant
Ryan Chang protects the future by following criminals to the past and stop them there. His collegue, Miller, plans to change the future. Starting as a good guy, Miller becomes a dangerous maniac and murderer.
Miller wants to eliminate all Timecops to determine his own future. Chang is sent to stop him and follows him through many pasts, including the Wild West, Nazi Germany and his own chidhood,, in which a secret his hidden.
Chang will have to think many time about what is really right and what is really wrong.
:Brandon Miller
:SS Officer #2
:SS bodyguard
:Officer #1
:Officer #2
:Frank Knight
:Broderick
:First prisoner
:Gambler #1
:Gambler #2
:Gambler #3
:Ling
:Chinese waiter
:Chinese waitress
:Prison guard #1
:Prison guard #3
:Utility rioter #1
:Utility rioter #2
:Utility rioter #3
This sequel to Van Damme's Timecop is not a complete ipoff, but a nice action / sci-fi movie. The story is at many times vague and chaotic, but Jason Scott Lee and Thomas Griffith put down some good acting. The settings were nice too.
The fights were not the main thing in this movie, but they were good. However Lee and Griffith were doubled, and getting older, they did a lot of their martial arts themself. And ... the movie had morals.... and an impressive cast of martial artists.
Compared to most sequels (Die Hard 2, Lethal Weapon 2, Jurassic Park 2, etc.) they did a great job and the movie is wort watching.
