Y2K Movie Review: Kyle Mooney's Nostalgic Yet Flawed Debut
In this 7-minute review, we dive into "Y2K," the directorial debut from Kyle Mooney, known for his quirky humor on "Saturday Night Live." Set on the infamous New Year's Eve of 1999, the film follows two high school juniors, Eli and Danny, as they navigate a chaotic night when technology rises against humanity. While the film is packed with nostalgic '90s references—from Limp Bizkit to Tamagotchis—it ultimately falls short of reaching its full comedic potential. Join us as we explore the delightful moments, character dynamics, and missed opportunities that make "Y2K" a charming yet flawed tribute to a beloved decade.
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OUTLINE:
00:00:00 New Year's Eve, 1999
00:02:00 Partying Like It's 1999
00:02:47 When the Clocks Strike Y2K
00:03:32 '90s Nostalgia
00:05:05 Characters Stuck in Time
00:06:38 Missed Connections and Punchlines
00:07:27 A Nostalgic Time Capsule
