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137 minutes
Brad Pitt Dede Gardner Jeremy Kleiner Marianne Jenkins Dooho Choi Jesse Ehrman
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137 minutes
Adapted from the novel by Edward Ashton, Mickey 7 is a Sci-Fi film that follows Mickey 17 (Robert Pattinson) and his journey to the ice world Niflheim to colonize the planet. Mickey 17 is an "expendable" employee to be used and thrown away after completing their task - often a dangerous one - but when one iteration of Mickey dies, he is reborn in a new body with a large portion of his memories still intact. After six deaths, however, Mickey finally begins to understand the job and why it was always an unfilled position.
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Bong has crafted a large-scale genre film that, for all its oddness, goes down pretty easy. But Mickey 17 still manages to have a lot on its mind.
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Send confirmation emailVery entertaining, I thought Robert was very good as Mickey and enjoyed the rest of the cast even though Mark's character was pretty annoying and I kept waiting for Steven 's character to get his head bashed in .
An enjoyable sci-fi romp. Definitely different but the humor is on point and the acting is terrific with Mark Ruffalo stealing the show. The ending goes a little far with the weirdness.
Classic Bong Joon ho dark comedy. Reminded me a lot of Okja with its very big performances, round CGI creatures, and humor. The political commentary isn’t as sharp or poignant as some of Bong’s other work, but there’s still a lot to like here. Robert Pattinson is tremendous and Ruffalo steals all the scenes. I had a wonderful time
🎬 Mickey 17 — Quick TakeSo here’s a sci-fi ride with Robert Pattinson playing a man who keeps getting cloned every time he dies while working dangerous space missions. The idea feels fresh and fun, even if the plot itself is kind of predictable. - Story: Original and cool — 2/2 - Plot: Straightforward, not too surprising — 1/2 - Acting: Pattinson nails multiple versions of himself — 2/2 - Effects: Pretty average — 1/2 - Enjoyment: Entertaining overall — 1/2 👉 Final Score: 7/10 — A good watch for sci-fi fans, mainly thanks to the concept and Pattinson’s performance.
Little continuity makes the story hard to follow. I grew bored and fell asleep around the half way mark.
Mickey 17 is straight-up awesome! Pattinson’s Mickey is a riot, cloning his way through this icy sci-fi chaos on Niflheim, and he’s got this goofy charm that’s just gold. Bong Joon Ho nails the quirky, heartfelt vibe,think wild laughs and epic twists. Naomi Ackie’s Nasha is a badass with soul, and those freaky creepers? So intense! Every minute pops, and the big reveal had me shook. 8/10, it’s a must-see for anyone who loves bold, fun sci-fi!
An entertaining and off-beat satire rolled up into a darkly comic sci-fi film. It comes with Bong's trademark social commentary embedded within. Some may find it comes across as a bit heavy handed at times, but honestly I was having too much fun to care. Pattinson's performance is outstanding as well as the rest of the cast. Visually beautiful and one to be experienced on the big screen.
Man, how much do you screen rant lpeople get paid by the studios? Your views are nine times out of 10 Just Way off the Mark. This movie was terrible and definitely the trailer makes the movie out to be something else. Don’t waste your money just wait for it to come out on streaming service.
