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Flash forward a decade and Max is now a veteran TEC Timecop, hot on the trail of suspicious Senator McComb (Ron Silver), who’s secretly abusing his access to time travel technology in order to fund a Presidential bid.Ĭonsidering the entire premise of the movie revolves around a time-travelling cop, it’s odd that the script is so inconsistent when it comes to the actual time travel. Shortly afterwards, beat cop Max Walker (Jean-Claude Van Damme) is debating whether or not he should accept a job with the TEC, when he’s attacked and left for dead, while his wife (Mia Sara) dies when his building is blown up. The story begins in 1994, with the invention of time travel and the establishment of the Time Enforcement Commission (or TEC), which is deemed necessary because the technology has already fallen into the wrong hands, potentially creating ripples in time. It might be nonsensical in places, but JCVD kicks plenty of ass and hey, at least it delivers on that tagline.ĭirected by Peter Hyams (who subsequently reteamed with Van Damme for Sudden Death), Timecop is based on a three-part story that first appeared in the Dark Horse Comics anthology. There’s still time to save her.” That’s the irresistible tagline for this entertaining time travel thriller that’s generally reckoned to be Jean-Claude Van Damme’s best movie. Has Tenet whetted your appetite for more time travel titilation? Transport yourself no further than Time Travel Thursday, our column devoted to time travel movies on Amazon Prime.
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