Timecop: The Berlin Decision

In this science fiction action film, agents of the Time Enforcement Commission travel to the past to prevent criminals from altering history. Ryan Chan is a timecop tasked with stopping Brandon Miller, a former operative who seeks to use the past as a weapon to control the future. Their conflict leads to a pursuit through various eras, including Nazi Germany and the American Old West, resulting in tragic consequences for those involved.

Directed by Steve Boyum, this was the fourth film in his career, following Johnny Tsunami, Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire, and Motocrossed, and preceding Supercross. The movie was written by Mike Richardson and produced by Mike Elliott and Christopher Taylor. The cast features Jason Scott Lee as Ryan Chan and Thomas Ian Griffith as Brandon Miller, with supporting roles played by Mary Page Keller, Sam Ly, Tava Smiley, and Wen Yann Shih.

Released in 2003 and produced in the United States, the film has a runtime of 81 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, as indicated by a 4.7 rating on IMDb from 2,700 votes and a slightly higher 5.6 rating on TMDB based on 126 votes.