Y2K (1999)It's millennium eve. At the stroke of midnight the Y2K computer bug kicks in, causing widespread chaos in the US. Director:Dick Lowry |
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Y2K (1999)It's millennium eve. At the stroke of midnight the Y2K computer bug kicks in, causing widespread chaos in the US. Director:Dick Lowry |
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| Ken Olin | ... |
Nick Cromwell
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| Joe Morton | ... |
Martin Lowell
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| Kate Vernon | ... |
Alix Cromwell
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| Lauren Tom | ... |
Ann Lee
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| Zack Ward | ... |
Rick Rothman
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| Rex Linn | ... |
Nuclear Plant Foreman
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| Inday Ba |
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| Jane McGregor | ... |
Kelly Cromwell
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Michael David Simms |
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| Ronny Cox | ... |
Benjamin Cromwell
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Michal Suchánek | ... |
Donny Cromwell
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| Terence Kelly | ... |
Roy Jenkins
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| Tiffany Lyndall-Knight | ... |
Sally McDonald
(as Tiffany Knight)
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| Colin Cunningham | ... |
Ross Singer
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| Robert Moloney | ... |
Caldwell Stone
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It's millennium eve. At the stroke of midnight the Y2K computer bug kicks in, causing widespread chaos in the US.
I looked forward to this before the turn of the millenium, but it's nothing more than a silly cash-in on what was considered to be a possible fall of mankind -- not something to cash in one, folks! But it does.
I saw this on NBC, I think. Basically, the plot is what we all feared: computers fail, the world starts going awry. It's such a cheap film that I've always remembered a scene where two people kiss and you can see their spit dangling from mouth to mouth. Cheap, low budget, and not good at all.
0.5/5 stars. What a disappointment. What a cash-in.