The Parasite director's film takes the Easter weekend slot vacated by Michael.
Mickey takes the place of Michael. Warner Bros. announces that the new film of Bong Joon-ho is pushed back. Mickey 17 will no longer be released on January 31, 2025 as planned, but on April 18, 2025 (April 16 in France).
A new date which is not insignificant: the studio has in fact decided to take the place left vacant by the biopic of Michael Jacksonpostponed to October 2025. Mickey 17 offers itself a good spot, becoming the big outing of the Easter weekend.
That being said, this hasty postponement, a few weeks before the release, is not very reassuring, knowing that Mickey 17 was initially scheduled to arrive in theaters in March 2024. The film will therefore ultimately be released a little over a year late…
Crazy SF thriller, Mickey 17 will see Robert Pattinson play as “expendable”, a disposable employee of a human expedition sent to colonize the ice world Niflheim. After an iteration dies, a new body is regenerated each time, with most of Mickey's memories.
This is the return of Bong Joon-ho in Hollywood cinema, 8 years later Okja And Snowpiercer. Remember that the South Korean director won an Oscar and won awards for his last film, Parasite (in 2019).