Mickey 17 is another film where the actor goes off the rails - and once again, his oddball choices reminds you why he's one of the most interesting A-list actors working today

While promoting Mickey 17 with director Bong Joon Ho, Robert Pattinson opened up about the reason he "can’t watch horror movies anymore." In an interview with GQ, he explained that while he used to "watch a lot of really dark stuff when I was younger and just think like,

Robert Pattinson's movies have been the definition of an upward spiral in his career. He was at his most popular in 2008, when Pattinson was engulfed in mega-stardom thanks to his casting as the brooding,

Hours after the new film Mickey 17 hit theaters, Robert Pattinson fans were already on social media with a bold demand for their boy: an Oscar for his performance. The film is the latest project from South Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho,

The box office is welcoming back Robert Pattinson — a lot of him. Pattinson stars in “Mickey 17,” an R-rated sci-fi movie from “Parasite” director Bong Joon Ho, where he plays multiple clones of the same person who dies repeatedly.

Bong’s Mickey 17, adapted from Ashton Edward’s 2022 science-fiction novel Mickey7, is based on a terrific premise: It’s 2054 and hapless Earthling Mickey Barnes, played by Robert Pattinson, is so desperate to escape the repercussions of a bad debt that he signs on to be part of a group of eager citizens headed to a new and ostensibly better planet known as Niflheim.