From the visionary mind behind the Academy Award-winning “Parasite,” director Bong Joon Ho returns with “Mickey 17,” a dark sci-fi comedy starring Robert Pattinson in a unique existential quandary.

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The award-winning director Bong Joon Ho returns, and this time he brought ... be replaced by a clone each time he dies. Here’s the movie’s official synopsis: Mickey 17, known as an "expendable ...

Bong Joon Ho, known for his Oscar-winning movie Parasite, has added to his legacy of dark comedy and cinematic excellence with Mickey 17. Pattinson’s double role in the movie added depth and ...

For Robert Pattinson in the making of writer/director Bong Joon Ho's fantastic Mickey 17 ... video release of the critically acclaimed 2025 movie. He plays the titular Mickey – a simpleton ...

After Parasite won Best Picture at the 2019 Oscars, director Bong Joon Ho got a blank check for his next project ... Although it isn’t one of Bong’s best movies, it’s still very funny and very smart.

South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho is set to earn more accolades and boost his net worth with Mickey 17, one of the most talked-about movies of 2025. Bong does not need an introduction. He had ...

Bong Joon-ho’s sci-fi blockbuster is both the director ... But in the context of a sci-fi epic with a movie-star lead, there is an odd discordance among the different forms of spectacle ...

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But its movie library drew from a much deeper well ... “The Host” was a breakthrough film for Bong Joon Ho, whose facility for mixing horror, black comedy and family drama would win him ...

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Bong Joon-ho discusses new movie 'Mickey 17' and why it's important to tell the stories of society's have-nots.