Robert Pattinson's dual roles as clones in Mickey 17 symbolize a key tenet of psychology and capture the duality of the human condition.

The following article gives away a few crucial plot details from Mickey 17. If you have not yet seen the new sci-fi movie, it’s not like we can just print out a new version of you that wipes the memory of these spoilers clean.

We’ve all loved Robert Pattinson for years. Many of us remember the first moment we saw him in a movie. So with projects like Mickey 17, we get more than one Pattinson and we all love it! The Bong Joon-ho movie brings us clones of Pattinson and people online are having some fun with it.

Mickey 17 made one important change to the book, but even then, the movie didn’t follow through with this significant Robert Pattinson change.

Robert Pattinson, having brooded his way through Gotham in The Batman, now turns his gaze to the far reaches of science fiction in Mickey 17. Under Bong Joon-ho’s masterful direction, this existential odyssey is a heady mix of suspense,

Robert Pattinson has become one of the biggest movie stars on the planet. That is due, of course, partly to his casting as pop cultural icon Bruce Wayne in Matt Reeves' "The Batman." It is also thanks to Pattinson's willingness to take risks and push himself.

Mickey 17 kills off Robert Pattinson's character in a number of ways, ranging from darkly hilarious and quietly scary to surprisingly noble.