Y2K Trailer Takes Us From Partying Like It’s 1999 to Global Technological Despair

Individuals who had reached double digits in age by the year 1999 likely recall the widespread anxiety of Y2K. The concern was that the world would experience an unprecedented technological collapse due to computers failing to recognize the “00” at the end of 2000. As I turned thirteen during that year, my mother prepared us by keeping us all in the living room with emergency supplies like flashlights, just in case disaster struck. Fortunately, it did not come to pass… However, I often ponder what might have transpired had Y2K unfolded as predicted. A24 offers a comical yet unsettling response to this question in the trailer for Y2K, a film that takes us from celebrating the end of the millennium to chaos and destruction.

Did Taylor Swift’s Dad Gift Guitar Picks To Channing Tatum-Zoe Kravitz For Their Date Night At Eras Tour? DEETS As Actor Shares Post Ft. Fiancée, Scott Swift

Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz stepped away from their promotional duties for a while to catch Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour at London’s Wembley Stadium. On Monday, they attended the concert, and following the event, Tatum posted a sweet video of himself with his fiancée as well as a photo with Scott Swift, Taylor Swift’s father, who presented him with some guitar picks.

‘Alien: Romulus’ Director Defends the Film’s Most Controversial Moment

The Alien series that we all know and love today was originally conceived by the late writer Dan O’Bannon and his partner Ronald Shusett. They were responsible for crafting the original story, which would eventually become one of the most acclaimed science fiction and horror films ever made. It was Ridley Scott who catapulted the franchise into stardom with his iconic Alien movie, and as you’re fully aware, the rest is nothing short of cinematic history.

When Emma Stone Said Aloha Casting Helped Her Learn ‘History Of Whitewashing In Hollywood’

Emma Stone is quite open with her views on various topics. In 2015, she appeared in the movie “Aloha,” portraying a character who had both Hawaiian and Chinese ancestry. This role drew criticism, prompting Stone to acknowledge the prevalence of “whitewashing” – the practice of casting white actors in roles that were originally intended for people of color – in Hollywood filmmaking.

ALIEN: ROMULUS Resurrects the Discussion of Ethics in Using Actors’ Likenesses

Regrettably, we find ourselves in an era dominated by “legacy” sequels/prequels – essentially modern adaptations of classic film franchises that are no longer new. These productions aim to cash in on nostalgia among certain age groups by replicating familiar visuals and even entire narratives. The movie Alien: Romulus, for instance, encapsulates both the strengths and weaknesses of this style of filmmaking. It employs traditional effects and a 1979-inspired ambiance, yet it also uses problematic digital recreations of deceased actors.