Timecop Page #4

Synopsis: When the ability to travel through time is perfected, a new type of law enforcement agency is formed. It's called Time Enforcement Commission or TEC. A cop, Max Walker, is assigned to the group. On the day he was chosen, some men attack him and kill his wife. Ten years later Max is still grieving but has become a good agent for the TEC. He tracks down a former co-worker who went into the past to make money. Max brings him back for sentencing but not after telling Max that Senator McComb, the man in charge of TEC, sent him. Max has his eye on McComb.
Genre: Action, Crime, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Peter Hyams
Production: MCA Universal Home Video
  1 win & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
48
Rotten Tomatoes:
45%
R
Year:
1994
99 min
637 Views


Mine's still in Colorado.

When my dad started|reading about time travel...

he said it was a bigger threat|to the world than the nuclear bomb.

He's right.

That's why I joined the agency.

The world should be able to party|on Saturday night...

and not worry whether the planet's|going to be here on Monday.

- You sound like a woman I knew.|- Someone remarkable, I hope.

- Yeah.

Someone you knew, huh?|So, where is she?

She was killed.

Sorry.

You must've thought|about going back and changing that.

We're here.

Huh.

I thought it was|just Parker Datalink.

Take the back|and wait for my call.

Keep your head down.|Tomorrow's your birthday.

- I have a problem.|- You do?

Yes. Let me tell you|what my problem is.

This isn't working.|I can't keep paying for this.

- Hey, it doesn't matter to me.|- Oh, but it should, Jack.

You're taking the goddamn company|into bankruptcy.

We have a difference of opinion.

The chip is the future of this company.

- Since you don't agree, walk away.|- This isn't the first time|we've had this conversation.

Come up with money|and I'm out of here.

You know I can't afford it...

but I've found an enterprising|banker with faith in the future.

Take it.

You're out.|You've got no faith in the company...

and I've got none in politicians.

If I were you,|I wouldn't cash that check.

It's gonna cost you|more than you'll ever know.

Hey, Jack, it's been a while.

- What is this?|- It's me.

Well, it's, it's him.

No, it's us.

W-W-Where did you come from?

- Are you his father?|- Do I look that old?

I'm a United States senator.|Hurting me is a federal offense.

- I don't know about Jack's business.|- Will you stop it?

J-Just stop it.|Get a grip.

I remember having bigger balls.

I'm gonna have to get|this fixed. Right...

Don't touch me.

Same matter can't occupy|the same space.

Same matter?

So, you got|a special N.S.A. Briefing coming up.

Secret session.

That's not for another week.

Time travel, someone says,|gets a big laugh.

Oh, Christ, you're me.

How far back have you come?

Never interrupt me|when I'm talking to myself.

- We're gonna take them.|- What's the signal?

You were a visionary.|The computer market was saturated.

The software stocks|were in the toilet...

and your f***in' coldware|revolutionizes the industry.

I made a mistake.

- I came to tell you I changed my mind.|- Now.

Freeze!

Do you realize how inappropriate|that word is? Do I look frozen to you?

You look like sh*t to me.|Get away from him!

Move!

Drop the guns, now.

Under your jacket there's|a track-and-return module.

Throw it to me.

You, uh, gonna|leave me back here?

Do it.

Agent Walker, I wanna see how you get|down here and keep the gun on us.

What are you gonna do?|You gonna jump?

That's how the Vollmers|would do it.

Move back.

Give me the envelope.

Thank you.

The country's going down the drain|because of the special interests.

We need someone rich in the White House|who doesn't have to listen to anybody.

- What's that?|- The senator was having a fund-raiser.

When I'm in office,|it's gonna be like the '80s.

Top 10% will get richer, the rest can|emigrate to Mexico, live a better life.

So, you goin' or stayin'?

I think you plan too far ahead.

Obviously, you don't.

Anything else you want|to tell me about yourself?

Don't tell anyone I killed ya.|I'm out on bail.

Okay, let's finish up|and get out of here.

He's running for president.|I'm voting early.

Good seeing you again, Jack.

Maybe he'll calm down|after the election.

What's the big deal?

Point it, pull the trigger...

and, boom, somebody dies.

Get up there!|Get the module!

F***in' great!|Will you get him?

Goddamn it.

Oh!

Aaron!

Come here.

You own the company,|do you understand?

The chip is going to be worth billions,|my billions.

Now, read this.|Whoa, whoa! Whoa!

You just read it|and do what it says.

Now, you get out of here.

Oh. And will you do me a favor?

Will you lay off|the f***in' candy bars?

Have a nice day.

- I should've said, "Freeze."|- I think he got the idea.

Do me a favor.|Don't give up without a fight.

Never crossed my mind.

I don't want|to fight a woman.

Then don't.

Changed my mind.

Tell me he's gonna|kill your family.

- Don't you leave me, damn it!|- Who are you talking to?

Stay here, Walker.

In my future, you're dead.

Look at this!

Let's get a canine unit|up there.

- What the hell's going on here?|- You're lucky you got back.

They're gettin' ready|to tear up these tracks.

- McComb?|- Who else?

- He hasn't got the power.|- Are you kiddin'?

He's ahead in the polls. He's probably|out buying running shoes for his team.

Senate committee caved in. They want|to be on the good side of the new boss.

What's the matter?|It's been headed this way for months.

When I left,|nothing had happened.

Hey, Walker, when they tear up the|launcher, you get the pod as a memento.

He's changed the future.

What are you talking about?

McComb.|He's buying the presidency.

What's new?|It's been done before.

- The guy is a killer.|- Doesn't surprise me.

- He killed my agency.|- He shot two people.

- Who?|- Who? A guy named Parker and Fielding.

- Do I know them?|- Fielding was with me.

- You sent her.|- I don't like this guy one bit...

but just who can I sell this story to|without 50 eyewitnesses?

- How about one?|- You don't count.

There's a chance she's still alive.

- Who?|- Fielding. The cops were there.

I'm gonna be looking|for a new government job.

I don't think it will|help my chances...

if I'm the guy that tried to put|our next president in jail.

- You think I'm making this up?|- Forget it! You're not going back!

If she's alive, we've got him.

You understand that?|We've got the guy.

We're shut down.|Take a look around. We're history.

Wait, I'm gonna|show you something.

You come with me.

Those files are supposed to be sealed.|I don't know why I'm doing this.

You say you were my best friend?

- For a long time.|- I liked you?

- Oh, yeah.|- What are you looking for?

Fielding's friends or family;|anyone she would go to in 1994.

- Who was she?|- I.A., but she had a deal with McComb.

He's got to go back|to be sure she's dead.

Since you say|we were close friends...

I'm gonna ask you a question|the prison psychiatrist will ask you.

How's our leading|presidential candidate...

making these expeditions into the past|without our equipment, old pal?

The prototype was never dismantled.

Kleindast's.|It's in Calverton, Maryland.

Short drive from Washington.

We have no authority|to get in there.

What about Ricky?

If you were my best friend,|you wouldn't do this to me.

I would have had him killed|right here, but if he's back...

he's already told the story to Matuzak.|God knows who else.

They won't get it, but they'll sure|give it thought if he comes up dead.

- Right.|- He'll have to be erased.

Erased.

Have him killed|before he joined T.E.C.

That way nobody in the Agency|ever talked to him or even knew him.

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Mark Verheiden

Mark Verheiden (born March 26, 1956) is an American television, movie, and comic book writer. He was a co-executive producer for the television series Falling Skies for DreamWorks Television and the TNT Network. more…

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