Filmmaker Bong Joon-Ho has delivered some of the most unique and visually interesting films in the past couple of decades.

The award-winning director Bong Joon Ho returns, and this time he brought ... be replaced by a clone each time he dies. Here’s the movie’s official synopsis: Mickey 17, known as an "expendable ...

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The MCU Blade movie has received another very disappointing update, this time from a creative set to work on the film. "I guess we are so far from it even being a possibility now but. Yeah I was ...

Folie à Deux” and Bong Joon-ho’s “Mickey 17.” Even more impressive: Warner Bros. achieved what no studio has accomplished since 2009, with two films – “Sinners” and “Minecraft ...

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners started with a healthy £2.4m at the UK-Ireland box office, as A Minecraft Movie held top spot ... to £13.6m from 11 sessions. Bong Joon Ho’s former number one Mickey ...

The 23rd Director’s Cut Awards has announced its nominees! An annual awards ceremony that honors films and drama series by DGK (Directors Guild of Korea) directors, eligible productions for this ...

The newly added category of Korean language recorded a favourability rating of 75.4%. Actor Lee Min-ho remained the most popular Korean actor for 12 consecutive years, chosen by 7% of the respondents.

Ebee is back and what better way to celebrate her return than with this killer documentary feature! Pack your pipe and relive Ebee’s incredible 16 year legacy ...

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Robert Pattinson lives, dies and repeats in Mickey 17 (now streaming on VOD platforms like Amazon Prime Video), the highly anticipated wacko sci-fi venture from master director Bong Joon Ho.

After misfiring with Robert De Niro’s gangster movie “The Alto Knights” and director Bong Joon Ho’s sci-fi “Mickey 17,” Warner Bros. has two back-to-back hits on its hands.