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    Mickey 17 review: Robert Pattinson shines in otherwise clunky sci-fi adaptation

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefApril 5, 2025 Science No Comments1 Min Read
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    Mickey (Robert Pattinson) can be reprinted when he dies – if he can take it

    Warner Bros. Pictures

    Mickey 17
    Bong Joon Ho
    On general release

    In Mickey 17, Robert Pattinson stars as the “expendable” Mickey. Put him in harm’s way and if he dies, you can just print another. And for human colonists on the ice planet of Niflheim, there is plenty of harm to get into. There’s the cold. And the general lack of everything, so the settlers must count every calorie and weigh every metal shaving. Most troublesome are the weevil-like creatures that chomp through the planet’s ice and rock. What they will do to the humans’ tin-can settlement is anyone’s guess.…



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