Timecop 2: The Berlin Decision

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Timecop 2: The Berlin Decision

Directed by	Steve Boyum
Produced by	Mike Elliott Gary Scott Thompson
Written by	Mike Richardson Mark Verheiden Gary Scott Thompson
Starring	Jason Scott Lee Thomas Ian Griffith Mary Page Keller John Beck Tava Smiley
Music by	Andy Gray
Cinematography	Crescenzo Notarile
Distributed by	Universal Pictures
Release date(s)	September 30, 2003
Running time	81 min.
Language	English
Preceded by	Timecop
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Timecop 2: The Berlin Decision is a 2003 direct to video sequel of the 1994 movie Timecop. The movie stars Jason Scott Lee and Thomas Ian Griffith. The events of this movie take place 20 years after the first film.

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This sequel is set 20 years after the original Timecop. At that time, the Time Enforcement Commission (TEC), the agency that monitors time travel, is still working strong. Brandon Miller (Griffith) is a TEC operative that believes he has the responsibility to change history and he plans to do so by traveling back to Berlin during the Nazi era and killing Adolf Hitler. Ryan Chan (Lee) is sent to stop him, but in the fight that ensues, Miller's wife ends up dead.

Two years later, Miller escapes from prison and sets out to eliminate all TEC operatives by traveling in time and killing their ancestors. Eventually, Chan is the only one left that can stop Miller before he gets to him.