200 Cigarettes

In the year 1981, as New Yorkers get ready to welcome the new year, a group of friends and strangers cross paths at a party in the East Village. The film follows various characters as they navigate through love, friendships, and problems on the night of New Year's Eve. The interconnected stories provide a glimpse into the lives of young adults trying to find their place in the world amidst the backdrop of the vibrant and lively 1980s New York City.

200 Cigarettes, released in 1999, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its ensemble cast and nostalgic depiction of the 1980s era, others found the storyline and character development lacking. IMDb rates the movie at 5.9/10, citing its engaging performances as a positive aspect. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 30% score, with critics stating that the film's disjointed narrative detracts from its potential. Metacritic rates it at 33/100, highlighting the film's missed opportunities in weaving a coherent storyline. Despite the criticisms, some viewers appreciate the movie for its authentic portrayal of the era and the performances by the cast.