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Y2K (1999)On the eve of the new millennium, a nervous military leader assembles a team to help him deal with an unforeseen problem... See full summary » Director:Richard Pepin |
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Morgan
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Vince
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Fairchild
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Myra Soljev
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Thompson
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Ismael 'East' Carlo | ... |
Camarillo
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Ken
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Paco
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Chloe
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Ken Camroux | ... |
Blanchard
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Communications Officer
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Panama
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Gumball
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Warren Takeuchi | ... |
Bell
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On the eve of the new millennium, a nervous military leader assembles a team to help him deal with an unforeseen problem, as they are being alerted of a long missing nuclear missile hidden somewhere deep in the jungle which is set to go off in January 2000, due to the millennium bug! It's up to them to race against time to stop it before it is too late and they are doomed! Written by Anthony Pereyra <hypersonic91@yahoo.com>
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Missile | Millennium | Millennium Bug | Computer | End Of The Millennium | See more »Taglines:
The millennium disaster is nearer than you think... See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for commando violence, some language and a scene of sexuality See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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(Kuwait) See more »Also Known As:
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Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): The dialog has someone saying "Set the missile to detonate at 32,000 feet" - but the computer graphic on the monitor shows it set to detonate at "32.000 miles above sea level." That height (32 miles) would be too far up to cause significant damage - it is beyond most of the atmosphere. It is also more than 160,000 feet, not 32,000 feet. See more »
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