Mickey 17 (2025 Sci‑Fi Movie) Official Trailer 2
Mickey 17 is a cerebral, genre‑bending sci‑fi epic from visionary director Bong Joon-ho (Parasite, Snowpiercer), based on the novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton. This film blends high-concept science fiction with dark comedy and existential philosophy, spotlighting identity, mortality, and what it means to be human in a future defined by expendability.
Set in a distant future where humans have begun colonizing icy exoplanets, the story follows Mickey Barnes, an “Expendable”—a disposable employee whose job is to take on the colony’s most dangerous, often fatal tasks. When he dies, a new clone is regenerated with most of his memories intact. This cycle of death and rebirth makes Mickey a walking contradiction: both immortal and constantly dying.
However, the plot turns when Mickey17 (Robert Pattinson), the seventeenth iteration of Mickey, survives a mission and returns to base—only to find that Mickey18 has already been created to replace him. Now, two versions of the same man exist simultaneously, each believing they are the original. This sets off a tense and deeply introspective journey that questions the value of consciousness and individuality in a world where identity is easily manufactured.
Thematically, Mickey 17 challenges the morality of capitalism, technological dependency, and the definition of personhood. What makes someone “real” if their body and mind can be replicated? It’s a modern Frankenstein tale dressed in icy dystopian gear, with Bong Joon-ho’s signature mix of satire, emotion, and genre fusion.
Visually, the film promises awe-inspiring interstellar environments—frozen planetary wastelands, sterile cloning labs, and futuristic outposts—shot with a blend of minimalism and surreal flair. The aesthetic leans into clean sci-fi minimalism à la Moon or Ex Machina, contrasted with moments of brutal survivalism and dark absurdity.
Robert Pattinson delivers a dual performance—at once tragic, sarcastic, and soul-searching—as both Mickey17 and Mickey18, navigating the mental strain of confronting his own “replacement.” Supporting cast includes Naomi Ackie, Toni Collette, Steven Yeun, and Mark Ruffalo, each playing characters in the colony's hierarchy, torn between protocol and ethics.
With a score by Jae-il Jung (Parasite, Squid Game), the music reinforces the film’s atmosphere: haunting, elegant, and emotionally piercing.
✅ Quick Summary
| Element | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Mickey 17 (2025) |
| Release | January 31, 2025 (Theaters Worldwide) |
| Genre | Sci-Fi / Psychological Thriller |
| Theme | Identity, mortality, cloning, capitalism, ethical dilemmas |
| Mood | Introspective, surreal, darkly humorous |

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