Yes, this was a real concern.
No, I am not making it up.
It’s just not how we used cameras back then; instead, it feels very Gen Z TikTok-y.
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Selfies andthe modern way of speaking directly to audiences via self-recording just weren’t really a thing back then.
The ’90s Details Are Too Obvious & Also Not Right
“Tubthumping”?
The ’90s details thrown into theY2Ktrailer aren’t quite right.
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Other songs were wildly more popular in the last months of the millennium: “Mambo No.
The hairstyles were different and more extreme, the clothes more distinct.
The problem is that it doesn’t actually feel like it.
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I can tell you what did happen, though: nothing.
No computers became sentient and no machinery went allMaximum Overdriveon us.
We went out thinking we might have to calm panicked parkgoers or restart malfunctioning rides.
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Machines coming to life and trying to kill us was definitely not a concern.
Currently,Y2Kholds a 63% on Rotten Tomatoes, which seems about right.
On the last night of 1999, two high school juniors crash a New Years Eve party, only to find themselves fighting for their lives in this dial-up disaster comedy.
