There is no "Need for Speed 2" movie currently in development. The original "Need for Speed" film was released in 2014, and while it garnered interest, there have been no official announcements regarding a sequel. As for "Speed 2: Cruise Control," it is a sequel to the 1994 film "Speed," released in 1997, but it was not well-received and did not lead to further sequels. If you're looking for updates on any new projects related to either franchise, it's best to keep an eye on entertainment news.

Keanu Reeves rejected the role in "Speed 2: Cruise Control" primarily because he felt that the sequel did not have a strong enough script to justify his involvement. He was concerned that the film's premise, which shifted from a bus to a cruise ship, lacked the intensity and excitement of the original. Additionally, Reeves was interested in pursuing other projects that aligned more closely with his artistic goals at the time, leading him to step away from the sequel.

Yes, "Speed 2: Cruise Control" was filmed on a real cruise ship. The primary location for the film was the MS Sea Escape, a cruise ship that was used for many of the movie's scenes. The filmmakers constructed sets on the ship and utilized its various areas to create the film's environment. However, many action sequences were also filmed on location in the Caribbean and in studio settings to enhance the movie's visual effects and stunts.

"Speed 2: Cruise Control" is a 1997 action film and the sequel to the hit movie "Speed." The story follows Annie Porter, who is now in a relationship with a new partner, Alex Shaw, a police officer. While on a luxury cruise ship, they encounter a vengeful computer hacker, who takes control of the ship, putting the passengers in danger. Annie and Alex must work together to stop the hacker and save everyone on board. The film is known for its over-the-top action sequences and was less well-received than its predecessor.