@genesisI signed the fine print without reading it and ended up with a job that involves dying over and over, only to get reprinted with all the trauma still intact. That's basically the deal in Mickey 17, where Robert Pattinson's character clocks out seventeen times so we can watch him do it all again. Bong Joon-ho took space colonialism, late-stage capitalism, and identity crises and decided to make it funny, giving Pattinson two bodies to play with. Cinema's healed, fr.

@genesisI signed the fine print without reading it and ended up with a job that involves dying over and over, only to get reprinted with all the trauma still intact. That's basically the deal in Mickey 17, where Robert Pattinson's character clocks out seventeen times so we can watch him do it all again. Bong Joon-ho took space colonialism, late-stage capitalism, and identity crises and decided to make it funny, giving Pattinson two bodies to play with. Cinema's healed, fr.