Jason Scott Lee, John Beck, Josh Hammond
Sequel to the 1994 movie starring Jean Claude Van Damme. Set twenty years later,the TEC (Time Enforcement Commission) the agency that makes sure that no one travels into the past without permission an...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 30, 2003
Stats: 108 reviews
Whatever happened to Jason Scott Lee? After Dragon, I thought his career would take off. But instead he's been doomed to a string of bad choices and straight-to-video fare. Timecop 2 is surprisingly one of the more watchable ones.
The first half is pretty decent...( read more)
A decent sequel to the first movie, keeping to the whole idea of time law enforcement believable and understandable. Jason Scott Lee was the perfect lead on this movie, staying with the visual dramatics of those similar to Jean Claude Van Damme. Despite this sequel being accept...( read more)
Very poor sequel. Jason Scott Lee can be great but he's picked some right duff films!
who the hell is this where is van dam lol just by looking at the poster u can tell this is a low budget film i didn't even know they had a sequel
not quite as good as the first one, but liked the chase through time part, seen again in jumper, the hadyen christensen and samuel l jacksonf lick.
I was delightfully surprised! About a hundred times better than I thought it would be.
I saw this movie sunday morning at 12:30 am on the sci fi channel. At first seeing jason scott lee of dragon: bruce lee story fame i wanted to change the channel. But then i got involved with the story and was kind of engaged with the picture.
i have been somewhat of a fan of ...( read more)
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