It's millennium eve. At the stroke of midnight the Y2K computer bug kicks in, causing widespread chaos in the US.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ken Olin | ... | Nick Cromwell | |
Joe Morton | ... | Martin Lowell | |
Kate Vernon | ... | Alix Cromwell | |
Lauren Tom | ... | Ann Lee | |
Zack Ward | ... | Rick Rothman | |
Rex Linn | ... | Nuclear Plant Foreman | |
Inday Ba | |||
Jane McGregor | ... | Kelly Cromwell | |
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Michael David Simms | ||
Ronny Cox | ... | Benjamin Cromwell | |
Michal Suchánek | ... | Donny Cromwell | |
Terence Kelly | ... | Roy Jenkins | |
Tiffany Lyndall-Knight | ... | Sally McDonald (as Tiffany Knight) | |
Colin Cunningham | ... | Ross Singer | |
Robert Moloney | ... | Caldwell Stone |
It's millennium eve. At the stroke of midnight the Y2K computer bug kicks in, causing widespread chaos in the US.
What an hilarious comedy! Oh.
It's supposed to be serious?
This must be one of the most rapidly-dating films ever. Released 6 weeks before Y2K and obsolete 5 minutes after Y2K. It can only really be viewed as a fascinating sociological document of the time(if you feel wildly generous) or a cynical, rather poorly-made attempt to cash in on the crisis de jour at the time (if you feel more realistic).
Judging by the time it was being shown, 6:00 a.m., I don't think Sky feel it deserves a very high profile either.