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| Sandra Bullock | ... | ||
| Jason Patric | ... | ||
| Willem Dafoe | ... | ||
| Temuera Morrison | ... | ||
| Brian McCardie | ... | ||
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Christine Firkins | ... | |
| Mike Hagerty | ... |
Harvey
(as Michael G. Hagerty)
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| Colleen Camp | ... | ||
| Lois Chiles | ... | ||
| Francis Guinan | ... | ||
| Tamia | ... | ||
| Jeremy Hotz | ... | ||
| Enrique Murciano | ... |
Alejandro
(as Enrique Murciano Jr.)
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| Jessica Diz | ... | ||
| Connie Ray | ... | ||
Annie Porter, the woman who was held on a bus with a bomb attached to it that will go off if it slows down. She dated the cop who saved her but broke up with him because he was constantly putting his life in danger. She would then date a guy named Alex who is also a cop but told her that he does a mundane assignment. But she eventually learns that he works for the same unit that the other guy worked for and is also addicted to danger. She wants to break up with but he surprises her with a cruise. She agrees to go. And he's planning to propose to her. But when he notices another passenger act peculiar, he can't help but try to find out what's up with him. He's Geiger, a computer man who designed the ship's systems, who was fired. He then takes over the ship's systems and sets it on a course that will send it into a tanker. Alex tries to stop him. Written by [email protected]
Sad sequel to the early 90's hit with Bullock and Patrick playing a vacationing couple who save the day when a madman (overbearing and overacting Willem Dafoe) commandeers their cruise ship. Director Jan DeBont still pours energy into the effects, but the story and performances lack that polish and care.