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Oh! OH! And a baddie has an AWESOME ( ***spoiler*** but not really a spoiler as this movie is predictable) death scene. Watch Timecop if you want a dumb time travel story written around Van Damme doing sexy splits & Mia Sara, aka Ferris Bueller‘s girlfriend, showing her boobs. Watch The Adjustment Bureau or the fantastic Predestination if you want to see truly good stories involving time travelling cop types. What can I say? This movie isn’t good but it’s fun. I couldn’t find a good image of the kitchen counter splits online so I grabbed this from a video:īy the way, Van Damme gets his naked bum out briefly in this movie just like in Bloodsport if you’re into that sort of thing. But Timecop was still kind of fun even though Van Damme did his signature splits far less than in Bloodsport (but he did them at least twice including a great split across a kitchen counter which was almost as cheesy as the “tree splits” in Bloodsport). Which is a shame as, honestly, this could’ve been a kick ass movie with an even bigger budget & a blockbuster star and a far better script.

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I don’t know but that sounds a bit like the Loki TV show so far! Which, admittedly, is a great idea for a story but was executed very poorly in this film. Again, Van Damme is not exactly a “good” actor so it’s hard to take him too seriously as this heartbroken cop who enforces, like, the laws of time travel or some shit. And hints of that future horrible mullet are starting to appear. I think Bloodsport gets away with its great early ’80s feel (although it came out in 1988) but Timecop has too much of that bad ’90s action movie look & feel about it. Timecop, unfortunately, was not nearly as much fun but I did still quite enjoy it. It was cheesy & cliché & just the right amount of ridiculous to make it into that “so bad it’s good” category (like my beloved Road House!). Goddamn, that movie was FUN! I liked it so much I gave it a full-length review HERE. Okay, despite loving ’80s & early ’90s movies as I grew up on them, I had never seen a Jean-Claude Van Damme film until watching Bloodsport a couple of months ago. Max Walker, an officer for a security agency that regulates time travel, must fend for his life against a shady politician who’s intent on changing the past to control the future. Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ron Silver, Mia Sara, Bruce McGill, Gloria Reuben Global Produce is behind We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks, the documentary which Universal specialty arm Focus Features opens May 24.Based on Timecop by Mike Richardson & Mark Verheiden The studio is approaching the new Timecop as a reboot and a re-imagining of the concept and is out to writers.

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Timecop also proved to be a mini-franchise for the studio, spawning a short-lived 1997 TV series on ABC and a direct-to-DVD sequel with an all-new cast.

It was based on a story published by Dark Horse Comics (the movie?s script was co-written by Dark Horse publisher Mike Richardson) and was one of Van Damme?s most successful films, both financially and critically. One officer (Van Damme) runs afoul a crooked politician (played by Ron Silver) using time travel to further his political career. Timecop, a Universal library title, was set in the near future where time travel is regulated by a police force. Marc Shmuger will produce the film via his Universal-based Global Produce banner alongside Tom McNulty. Universal is throwing into development a remake of Timecop, the 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme time travel action movie.

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