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Speed 2: Cruise Control
Annie is looking forward to a Caribbean cruise with her cop boyfriend, Alex, who purchased the tickets to make up for lying about working on the SWAT team. But their trip soons becomes fast and furious when a computer hacker breaks into the computer system of the Seabourn Legend cruise liner and sets it speeding on a collision course into a gigantic oil tanker.
1966
31 May 1964, Evanston, Illinois, USA
15 April 1947, Houston, Texas, USA
10 February 1949, Newark, New Jersey, USA
17 June 1966, Queens, New York, USA
7 October 1970, Tarzana, Los Angeles, California, USA
23 November 1962, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
31 October 1967, Santa Clarita, California, USA
6 July 1983, Canada
6 April 1948, Jacksonville, Florida, USA
4 September 1970, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
27 November 1954, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
1960
18 October 1947, Harlem, New York City, New York, USA
10 May 1954, Chicago, Illinois, USA
September1941, Ireland
15 December 1933, Willoughby, Ohio, USA
13 February 1941, Gothenburg, Västra Götalands län, Sweden
1963
June 20, 2014
Familiarity quickly breeds contempt, with Bullock rather obviously just along for the ride.May 28, 2013
De Bont remains an expert director of action, but putting the reference to cruise control in the title serves as fair warning of an unengaged filmmaker on automatic pilot.June 20, 2014
First, the good news: Unlike most action film sequels, Speed 2: Cruise Control is not a mere retread of the original. Now the bad news: Better it had been.May 29, 2013
Speed 2's a test of patience.June 20, 2014
There's very little to tell about the story that you can't figure out from the two-minute trailer.June 20, 2014
An ear-splitting amusement-park attraction posing as a movie.May 28, 2013
[A] truly horrid sequel.June 20, 2014
De Bont's annoyingly jerky camera seldom stays still, the personable and appealing Bullock is given virtually nothing to do, [and] the plot twists range from the incredible to the absurd.May 28, 2013
The human propensity to tamper with a good thing is probably ineluctable.May 29, 2013
It's all very disappointing.May 28, 2013
Speed cost something like $30 million; this sequel cost four times as much. So why is it such a feeble, aimless piece of junk in comparison?