Weird body horror. Pointed commentary about the haves and have nots of the world. Intense bursts of violence. Extremely dark comedy. Theyve all been trademarks of Korean auteur Bong Joon-hos movies fromMemories of Murder toThe Host toSnowpiercer to his Oscar-winnerParasite, which opened in theaters in 2019, and everything in between.Five years later, Bong finally has his follow-up film, and it definitely looks like its of a piece with the rest of his work.Mickey 17stars Robert Pattinson (and also Robert Pattison) in a sci-fi satire about a dystopian future where the only way to improve yourstation in life might be to agree to become an expendable i.e. human cannon fodder doomed to die and then be resurrected as a clone only to die again in the service of humanitys space colonization efforts.The new trailer looks really bleak and really funny and really Bong Joon-ho. Watch it below:READ MORE: The Best and Worst Oscar Winners EverThe firstteaser for Mickey 17was fine, but this one looks even better. The social satire seems way more pointed, the effects look sharper, the gags are funnier, and Pattinson looks like hes having a lot of fundoingthe old one-actor-playing-twins trope.This does not look like the sort of film thatdeserves to be pushed around the schedule multiple times by its distributor. (The movie was originally scheduled to open in March of 2024, then January of 2025, then April of 2025, and nowMarch of 2025.)Here is Mickey 17sofficial synopsis:From the Academy Award-winning writer/director of Parasite, Bong Joon Ho, comes his next groundbreaking cinematic experience, Mickey 17. The unlikely hero, Mickey Barnes (Robert Pattinson) has found himself in the extraordinary circumstance of working for an employer who demands the ultimate commitment to the job to die, for a living.Mickey 17 is now scheduled to open in theaters on March 7.Get our free mobile appGood Movies That Won Razzie AwardsThe Razzies are supposed to be awards for the worst in cinema. So why did they give awards to these titles?!?