2025, Ryan's colleagues who were erased by Miller are back, although Doc still refuses to date Timecops and Ryan appears to retain his memories of the changes Miller made. Cast Jason Scott Lee as TEC Agent Ryan Chang Sam Ly as Young Ryan Chang Thomas Ian Griffith as Brandon Miller Mary Page Keller as "Doc" John Beck as Director O'Rourke Tava Smiley as TEC Agent Tyler Jeffers Josh Hammond as Michael Travis Tricia Barry as Sasha Miller Wen Yann Shih as Cyndi Chan Kenneth Choi as Professor Josh Chan Toshi Toda as Sushwel, Japanese Diplomat Pete Antico as Frank Knight Ken Lally as Schultz Peter Dykstra as Tony Banks Sven-Ole Thorsen as SS Bodyguard Jonathan Klein as Jonathon Hanley Neil Dickson as Neil Johnson Joe Sabatino as Sergeant O'Hera Mike Upton as Douglas Marty Murray as Broderick Lynwood Izzy Assencas as Jackson April Fissell as Rose Anderson / Francis Chan Robert Carradine as Jim "Big Jim" Steve Van Wormer as Jason Anderson Ron Gilbert as Mobster Laine Trzinski as Mary Jeffers Phillip Tan as Chinese Waiter Reception Writing in Ain't It Cool News, Scott Foy said, "Honestly, I can't decide whether to recommend the movie or not. I swear there are moments in this movie where you want to laugh and bang your head against the wall out of frustration at the same time." BeyondHollywood.com wrote, "So shut off your brain and enjoy the ride. Timecop 2 is definitely better than the first, even if it still doesn’t make a lick of sense." References External links 2003 films 2003 direct-to-video films 2003 martial arts films 2003 science fiction action films 2000s American films 2000s English-language films American martial arts films American science fiction action films Cyberpunk films Direct-to-video sequel films Films about time travel Films based on Dark Horse Comics Films directed by Steve Boyum Films produced by Mike Elliott Films set in 2025 Films set in Los Angeles Films with screenplays by Gary Scott Thompson Martial arts science fiction films Timecop (franchise) Universal Pictures direct-to-video films