Soldiers in spaceship travel into the past to stop a religious book from being written [closed]
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I watched the movie as a teen. I believe the movie is from 80's. One of the actors is not Jean Claude Van Damme but is similar to him but in less famous movies.
In the future some soldiers were losing a war. So they get on a spaceship and traveled in time back in the past to find a person that wrote a book to prevent him from writing the book which will became like religious book. And they had explosives around their necks, they were 2 guys and a woman. They managed to remove the explosives. And they made it. But only the woman came back to her time in the future and it wasn't the same. It was some beautiful time and I think she was found by some huge unknown for her ship from the new peaceful time and there she met her kid. And she was in a new unknown world but more beautiful world.
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Sounds like Total Reality (1997)
David Bradley stars as Lt. Rand, a future soldier facing a death sentence is given a chance for freedom if he leads a group of commandos back to 1998 to prevent a group of rebel fighters from preventing the totalitarian government from ever happening. Bradley also has 40 hours to succeed or his device in his neck will explode, along the way Bradley questions his mission.
Total Reality takes place 200 years in the future, where a self-help/cult movement inspirational book written in the late 1990s has grown into an intergalactic dystopian nightmare. Bradley works for the side of the baddies, stamping out a rebellion, but when his CO blasts a ship full of innocent civilians, he blasts his CO and gets sent to military prison with a death sentence. Thing is though, a couple rebels have flown off in a time traveling ship, headed for Earth 1998, so they can take out the dude who wrote the book and the Senator whom he's in cahoots with. Bradley now has a battle of conscience, because if he doesn't complete his mission and kill these rebels, his head will explode, but if he does, the world he knows will continue to suck.
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