“Y2K” (2024) Review

It’s a strange sensation to now be at an age where recollections of AOL, CD burning, video stores, and VCRs are now ingredients of a period piece. Within minutes of Y2K starting, there’s an onslaught of that nostalgia, watching a teenager’s browser dart between buffering Realplayer for news and loading up a Flash game. Peppered with a soundtrack of the era, a film like this should send me straight back to when I was 14. But I’ve grown up since then, and while retro commercials and vaporware sme...