Y2K

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OUT 21 MARCH / CERT 18 / 92 MINS DIRECTOR Kyle Mooney CAST Jaeden Martell, Julian Dennison, Rachel Zegler, Fred Durst A turn-of-the-millennium throwback that leans too heavily on nostalgia, Y2K is part romcom, part horror, and too unfocused to commit to either one. When introvert Eli (Jaeden Martell) finds himself at a party with best friend Danny (Julian Dennison) and popular tech wiz Laura (Rachel Zegler), all hell breaks loose via self-aware murder-bots assembled from household electronics. These tech monsters want all humans to conform, a theme that seldom connects to the movie’s colourful characters, while Kyle Mooney doesn’t find his directorial groove, assembling a haphazard film with flimsy set-ups and payoffs that come out of the blue. On the plus side, at least the hair and outfits are…

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