This Friday, Bong Joon -Ho's first film since Parasite arrives on cinemas in the world – and it's very different from Korean thriller.
Mickey 17 features Robert Pattinson in the titular role, a “consumable” which is used as a human guinea pig to test a new planet so that humans live. He can be killed, on several occasions, then brought back to life with all his memories using an elaborate printer.
The film has not yet been released, but if you are wondering if you have to stay at the end when you are going to see it for more equipment, here is what you need to know.
You can also read the complete review of the Mickey 17 technological advisor here.
Does Mickey 17 have a post-key scene?
Having been in early screening, we can confirm Mickey 17 does not have a post-key scene.
Consequently, it is not necessary to stay longer in the cinemas if you do not have time – although it is always useful to appreciate all the actors and the crew involved in such a science fiction epic.
The end concludes everything very well, and although the director admitted to Games Radar that he would certainly be open to attacking following the book, he focused on other ideas now.
Mickey 17 is in the cinemas this Friday, March 7, 2025. If you are in the United Kingdom, you can get cineworld, view and Odeon tickets. People in America can get them from AMC Theatres, Fandango and Atom tickets.
