"Y2K" is not as bad as his 42% Rotten tomatoes The result would believe. However, you should probably be aware of what critics of Kyle Muni's comedy have said before joining the maximum crowds. Writing for Rogerebert.comClint Wortington surprised that Muni and his co-writer Evan Winter were involved in the "PIN) nostalgic" for the past more than anything else, and claims the result is uninteresting. That feeling was repeated by Brian Ziegler of From a clubWho wrote, "Y2K" is found as a result of the funniest instincts of an artist who has become a victim of his trends of nostalgia on his own: trying to regain something that has worked in the past, rather than trying something new. "

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Callum march on Newoux Times However, it was flooded, writing, "the massage of consumer products is nasty, weak and cruel, with a dark comic strip an average strip reminiscent of Jo Dante's" Gremines "." "If we want to attract comparisons, that's pretty good. /Own film of the movie Jacejkob Hall was also taken The film praised her director, who also appears in the film as a worker in a video store shop named Garrett. "When Muni is in a joke mode," writes Hall, "a fungus sprint to a fungus without breathing," Y2K "is a great time in the movies: midnight in the true sense of the word."

Whatever you think about the film, it seems to finally get the audience he deserves, or at least an audience over the few they saw in the theater. However, to keep in the first place, "Y2K" will have to keep viewers' attention away from "dispute: alive against Baldoni", which tells obviously infinitely fascinating Drama "Ends With Us" involving Blake Lively, Justin Athost Baldoni and Ryan Reynolds. However, that documentary has been in the graphs for five days, and "Y2K" has just started.

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Interestingly, Hugh Grant's brilliant horror film in 2024 Hetkett, which is also from A24, Holds strongly in Max's charts After an incredible 29 days. It won't break the Y2K, but it's pretty impressive running for the A24 horror movie, which went much better than Muni's film - not that the former SNL star. Mun has just released his brilliant album "The Real Me", which is the funniest of something else you've seen or heard recently. He also missed promotional movie Besides the album, which is worth seeing if you are not ready to join Max subscribers and give "Y2K" (which, again, you should).