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I’ve said it before, and now that I’ve watched it, I’ll say it again: this is a future cult classic. I’d even go as far as putting it up there with 12 Monkeys.
Similar to another commenter, I’m not usually a Patterson fan, but he nailed this role perfectly. Ruffalo too. His cringe factor was out of this world (pun intended).
This was the first movie with Pattinson that I've seen. I recognized his face from one of those vampire drama/romance series, but I didn't know what his name was. Turns out he was also in a Harry Potter movie (I've only seen the first two). I thought he did a good job.
I've only seen Ruffalo in Shutter Island and maybe some other movie that I don't remember. I thought Pattinson was better, but Ruffalo was good too.
I could see Mickey 17 getting cult status.
Many movies that are now considered legendary initially didn't fare that well. Some examples include Blade Runner and Brazil (also a scifi, black comedy with some rather brutal themes).
I will admit that some parts of the Mickey 17 were a bit disjointed.