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Robert Pattinson Stars in Bong Joon Ho's Futuristic Sci-Fi 'Mickey 17'

Summary

  • Bong Joon Ho's sci-fi follow-up to 'Parasite' set in 2025
  • Robert Pattinson plays 'expendable' worker who dies and is reprinted
  • Lavish, IMAX-scale production with ensemble cast including Mark Ruffalo
Robert Pattinson Stars in Bong Joon Ho's Futuristic Sci-Fi 'Mickey 17'

In the year 2025, director Bong Joon Ho is set to release his highly anticipated sci-fi follow-up to the Oscar-winning 'Parasite'. Titled 'Mickey 17', the film stars Robert Pattinson as Mickey, a goofy 'dead-ender' who signs a contract to work in space as an 'expendable' - meaning he will die and be reprinted, time after time, for the sake of scientific progress.

However, one day Mickey's death doesn't go quite as planned, leading to the advent of multiple versions of himself. This development triggers a chaotic chain of events, as Bong Joon Ho explores themes of the commodification of human life in a lavish, IMAX-scale sci-fi epic.

Alongside Pattinson, the film boasts an impressive ensemble cast including Mark Ruffalo, Toni Collette, Naomi Ackie, and Steven Yeun. While maintaining Bong's signature social commentary, 'Mickey 17' is described as a more 'Hollywood' affair, with its grand production values and star-studded lineup.

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'Mickey 17' is a 2025 sci-fi film directed by Bong Joon Ho, starring Robert Pattinson as an 'expendable' worker who dies and is reprinted repeatedly in the name of scientific progress.
Along with Pattinson, the ensemble cast of 'Mickey 17' includes Mark Ruffalo, Toni Collette, Naomi Ackie, and Steven Yeun.
While 'Mickey 17' shares Bong's preoccupation with the commodification of people, the film is described as more 'Hollywood' in its lavish, IMAX-scale sci-fi production and star-studded cast.

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