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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:The scene of past and present [=McComb=] fusing and melting into a protoplasmic ooze due to a combination of ConspicuousCG and the way McComb awkwardly stumbles into himself rather than being properly launched forward.]]
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:The scene of past and present [=McComb=] fusing and melting into a protoplasmic ooze due to a combination of ConspicuousCG and the way McComb [=McComb=] awkwardly stumbles into himself rather than being properly launched forward.]]
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:The scene of past and present [=McComb=] fusing and melting into a protoplasmic ooze due to a combination of ConspicuousCG and the way McComb awkwardly stumbles into himself rather than being properly launched forward.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Senator [=McComb=] is running for President in 2004. He outright states that it'll be like the Reagan years again, the wealthiest 10% will flourish, the rest can flee to Mexico if they want. In 2004 Ron Silver (who played [=McComb=]) gave a speech at the Republican National Convention campaigning for George W. Bush.
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** Senator [=McComb=] is running for President in 2004. He outright states that it'll be like the Reagan years again, the wealthiest 10% will flourish, the rest can flee to Mexico if they want. In 2004 Ron Silver (who played [=McComb=]) gave a speech at the Republican National Convention campaigning for George W. Bush.
** Senator [=McComb=] is running for President in 2004. He outright states that it'll be like the Reagan years again, the wealthiest 10% will flourish, the rest can flee to Mexico if they want. In 2004 Ron Silver (who played [=McComb=]) gave a speech at the Republican National Convention campaigning for George W. Bush.
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** The infamous Cybertruck is basically what the 2004's "futuristic" car would evolve into. And it's real.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: The 2012 sci-fi film ''Film/{{Looper}}'' is basically a PerspectiveFlip of this film; instead of cops policing time, it's about organized crime using time travel to make money.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: The somewhat more successful ''Series/TimeTrax''.
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* CompleteMonster: [[CorruptPolitician U.S. Senator Aaron McComb]] dreams of becoming a plutocratic despot. He's quick to abuse time travel for his own purposes, initially using it for [[CompoundInterestTimeTravelGambit financial interest schemes]]. He threatens his agents with [[RetGone erasing them]] and [[IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure their entire families]] from existence, forcing them to kill themselves if the time agency tracks them down. He shoots one of his old business partners to give his past self the guy's tech company and rewrites history so that he completely controls time travel. He's very rude to his past self, and can barely stand in the same room without besides worrying about "same matter cannot occupy same space". He blackmails a time agent to become his [[TheMole mole]] against [[TheHero Agent Max Walker]] by again threatening to erase her family, then kills her anyway to tie up all loose ends and [[FrameUp frames Walker]] when he goes back to save her. After having arranged several failed hits on Walker directly, he sends his goons back in the past to murder the younger Walker and his wife by blowing them both up in their home.
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* CompleteMonster: [[CorruptPolitician U.S. Senator Aaron McComb]] dreams of [[AmbitionIsEvil becoming a plutocratic despot. He's quick despot]]. Eager to abuse time travel for his own purposes, [=McComb=] initially using uses it for [[CompoundInterestTimeTravelGambit financial interest schemes]]. He To this end, [=McComb=] threatens his agents with [[RetGone erasing them]] erasing]] them and [[IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure their entire families]] from existence, forcing them to kill themselves if the time agency tracks them down. He shoots After shooting one of his old business partners to give grant his past self access to the guy's victim's tech company and company, [=McComb=] rewrites history so that he completely controls time travel. He's very rude to his past self, and can barely stand in the same room without besides worrying about "same matter cannot occupy same space". He blackmails Additionally extorting a time agent to become his [[TheMole mole]] mole against [[TheHero Agent Max Walker]] Walker by again threatening to erase her family, then [=McComb=] kills her anyway regardless to tie up all loose ends and [[FrameUp frames Walker]] Walker when he goes back to save her. After having arranged several failed hits on Walker directly, he [=McComb=] sends his goons back in the past to murder the younger Walker and his wife by blowing them both up in their home.
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* OneSceneWonder: The Stranger, the mysterious man from the opening, who ambushes a group of Confederate soldiers with modern machine pistols and is never seen or even referenced again (his "name" comes up only in credits). Now ask any random person what they remember about this film - it will be that guy.
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* CompleteMonster: [[CorruptPolitician U.S. Senator]] [[BigBad Aaron McComb]] dreams of becoming a plutocratic despot. He's quick to abuse time travel for his own purposes, initially using it for [[CompoundInterestTimeTravelGambit financial interest schemes]]. He threatens his agents with [[RetGone erasing them]] and [[IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure their entire families]] from existence, forcing them to kill themselves if the time agency tracks them down. He shoots one of his old business partners to give his past self the guy's tech company and rewrites history so that he completely controls time travel. He's very rude to his past self, and can barely stand in the same room without besides worrying about "same matter cannot occupy same space". He blackmails a time agent to become his [[TheMole mole]] against [[TheHero Agent Max Walker]] by again threatening to erase her family, then kills her anyway to tie up all loose ends and [[FrameUp frames Walker]] when he goes back to save her. After having arranged several failed hits on Walker directly, he sends his goons back in the past to murder the younger Walker and his wife by blowing them both up in their home.
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* CompleteMonster: [[CorruptPolitician U.S. Senator]] [[BigBad Senator Aaron McComb]] dreams of becoming a plutocratic despot. He's quick to abuse time travel for his own purposes, initially using it for [[CompoundInterestTimeTravelGambit financial interest schemes]]. He threatens his agents with [[RetGone erasing them]] and [[IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure their entire families]] from existence, forcing them to kill themselves if the time agency tracks them down. He shoots one of his old business partners to give his past self the guy's tech company and rewrites history so that he completely controls time travel. He's very rude to his past self, and can barely stand in the same room without besides worrying about "same matter cannot occupy same space". He blackmails a time agent to become his [[TheMole mole]] against [[TheHero Agent Max Walker]] by again threatening to erase her family, then kills her anyway to tie up all loose ends and [[FrameUp frames Walker]] when he goes back to save her. After having arranged several failed hits on Walker directly, he sends his goons back in the past to murder the younger Walker and his wife by blowing them both up in their home.
