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Viswanathan, new in town, soon learns that he is being chased by enemies of his look-alike, who is a con man. Vishwanathan tries to find out Uthaman before its too late, but things don't go as planned.

Top star, Min Woo, who is bored with his life, discovers that one day our of nowhere, his doppelganger appears with an offer he couldn't resist. His doppelganger suggests that he can replace Min Woo's boring jobs and so, Min Woo agrees. Slowly, Min Woo's doppelganger takes his place one by one; even with his love, Yeon Ju, and thus, Min Woo realizes his doppelganger's real intention. Now, Min Woo has to take his life back from the doppelganger's plot to steal love.

A woman suspected of murdering her doctor boyfriend has an identical twin sister. When both twins have an alibi for the night of the murder, a psychiatrist is called in to assist a detective in solving the case. Through a series of tests, he discovers which twin actually committed the crime, and in the course of his investigation he falls in love with one of them.

This movie is a modern-day version of 'The Prince and The Pauper,' where one man from a poor background ends up taking over another man's life from the entirely opposite end of the spectrum. Jamie Poulton--lead singer of tribute act 'Dive'--gets the opportunity to replace the iconic Donny Martin from the boy band D5 with ever-gripping twists and turns. This British film asks the question: could one man live in another man's shoes and actually get away with it!? Boyband D5's star-studded cast include hunky Luke White, DJ Tom Zanetti (who definitely has a helicopter at multiple times in the film), singers Jordi Whitworth and Shide Boss and TOWIE's Ricky Rayment, along with Eastenders beauty Danielle Harold as the leading lady, sizzling Jessica-Jane Stafford, Amar Adatia, and a flurry of gorgeous models and exciting cameos from the acting world and the music industry.

After a few years of playing rock and roll in broken down bars filled with drunks and sadness, the members of Orange and the Dead Ends are seconds away from fame and that's mostly due to their lead singer, Dan Orange. A late addition to the band, Orange is like a Keith Richards fever dream; an open wound of charisma, an uncontrollable party animal, a singer whose songs leave his fans drenched with sweat and love and sex. When the original members of the band found Dan Orange, they knew they found success...and then, with a smile and a wink, he drives his sport's car off a cliff and explodes like a douchebag. Damn. So, what's a band on the precipice of fame supposed to do? The idea comes from their new-ish manager, Samantha Epsten: find a Dan Orange lookalike, train him to act like their lead singer and go on as if nothing ever happened. After all, isn't that what the Beatles did with Paul? The three remaining band members -- Charlotte Sauvage, the slightly insane, Woodstock-loving bassist, Billy Calendar, all-in, make-it-or-break-it drummer and Dashiell Lowman, the overly-artistic guitarist and co-songwriter - aren't convinced. First of all, it seems impossible. Second of all, wouldn't it be much easier to give up and maybe go overdose somewhere? But then, as if by fate, Sam meets Peter Gary Sandlittle over her father's grave. The awkward gravedigger has never sang a note in his life, has crippling stage fright and absolutely no charisma. But he does have one positive characteristic: from his face, to his (sadly American-accented) voice, Peter is a dead ringer for Dan Orange. Almost as quickly as they lost him, Orange and the Dead Ends have their lead singer back. Sort of. First of all, an impending performance (the biggest of the band's life) is looming and Peter is not nearly ready. Secondly, Peter needs to not only learn to sing, but also to act like the charming, womanizing Orange - no easy task for a man who is terrified of both women and speaking. Finally, Pepper Leeds -- a reporter for Rock Attik magazine and Dan's periodic lover -- suspects something is amiss and won't stop until she figures out what that something is. But with the plans underway, there's very little that Orange and the Dead Ends can do but survive and do what they do best: rock and roll with the punches.

This mind-bending psychological thriller directed by masterful filmmaker David Lynch, follows the story of two women, Betty and Rita, as they navigate the blurred lines between reality and fantasy in Los Angeles. With a haunting atmosphere, the movie immerses you in a world where dreams and memories intertwine, challenging your perception of reality. This cinematic masterpiece will demand your attention and reward you with an extraordinary and immersive experience.

Philip Kaufman's sci-fi horror film, starring Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Veronica Cartwright, Jeff Goldblum, and Leonard Nimoy, delves into a terrifying world where a health inspector and his colleague in San Francisco unearth a sinister truth: alien duplicates are replacing humans, each a perfect biological clone devoid of empathy. This adaptation, based on Jack Finney's 1955 novel and inspired by the 1956 film, masterfully captures the creeping dread of an insidious alien invasion, plunging you into a relentless descent into fear as trust and humanity crumble.

When a powerful warlord in medieval Japan dies, a poor thief recruited to impersonate him finds difficulty living up to his role and clashes with the spirit of the warlord during turbulent times in the kingdom.

Nothing can stop the mighty Mega-Shark; not even the colossal sauroid in Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus (2010). This time, the apex predator of the ocean wreaks havoc in the Port of Alexandria in Egypt; but, the U.S. Navy and the engineer, Jack Turner, have come up with an ambitious solution to this devastating problem: an AI-powered, autonomous shark-like submarine named the Mecha-Shark. Now, for the first time in a long while, humankind has an all-powerful champion on its side to crush the underwater menace; however, after a disappointing first encounter with the living terror of the sea, man's creation and Megalodon engage in battle, threatening to level Sydney. Can Jack find a way to avert the ultimate battle between Mega-Shark and Mecha-Shark?

Tom Canty (Mark Lester) is a poor English boy who bears a remarkable resemblance to Edward, Prince of Wales (Mark Lester) and son of King Henry VIII (Charlton Heston). The two boys meet and decide to play a joke on the court by dressing in each other's clothes, but the plan goes awry when they are separated and each must live the other's life.

Animation and comedy fans are treated to a look back at the long career of Chuck Jones, one of America's most noted animators and creator of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd and the rest of the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies characters. In addition to classic clips of Jones' work, this film also includes interviews with those who have worked alongside Chuck, as well as others who discuss the impact his work has had on American entertainment.

(Contains spoilers) Raiders, attacking the village of Goliath and young Ciro, transport Goliath's girlfriend, Guja, to the island of Salmanak. Goliath and Ciro follow. Salmanak, nominally ruled by a Sultan, is actually controlled by the vampire, Kobrak. Kobrak has an ally in the villainous Astra, a beautiful woman who exerts influence on the weak-willed Sultan. Meanwhile Goliath allies with Kurtik, leader of the Blue Men. The Sultan's soldiers soon capture Goliath but he escapes, after rescuing Guja, and together the two flee to a cave in the desert. There they discover the waxed bodies of Kobrak's victims and reunite with Kurtik. Kobrak arrives, puts Goliath in a pit, encloses him in a bell, and tortures him with sound waves. Goliath survives, thanks to balls of wax in his ears provided by the repentant Astra, but Kobrak succeeds in turning himself into a replica of Goliath. The "bad" Goliath and the "good" Goliath battle. Virtue triumphs, Kobrak's victims are revived, Kurtik is installed as the new ruler of Salmanak, and grateful citizens erect a giant statue of Goliath while Guja looks on approvingly.

Nimfa (Kris Bernal) - an ugly street vender - meets jeremy (Ryan Eigenmann) - a talented plastice surgeon - in a car accident. To compensate for what happened, jeremy offers to help Nimfa by giving her new face through surgery. In her desire to change her life and escape her situation, she willingly undergoes complete facial reconstruction. She later discovers that her face is copied from Rosette (Kris Bernal), a wealthy and married woman who happens to be jeremy's lover. Rosette wants to escape her life with her husband Homer (Rafael Rosell) and their kids. Forced to accept her circumstance, Nimfa becomes an imposer so Rosette and Jeremy can get away with their affair. Nimfa grows to love and appreciate the life Rosette never wanted. Everything turns upsides down when Rosette comes back to reclaim what is rightfully hers.

The gang's life is dull after taking down the mastermind behind their biggest villains until they are besieged by spooky ghosts, who are doppelgangers of themselves! Amidst old monsters that promise to ruin Halloween for everyone, Scooby-Doo and the Gang must solve the mystery while being forced to join forces with their nemesis. Will they manage to save the day and unearth this new wave of mysteries and secrets lurking beneath the surface?

"Bilocation" is a supernatural phenomenon in which an individual appears in two different places at the same time, which has been reported historically worldwide. What if your alter ego exceeds your experience and ability? And what if he/she tries to prevent you from standing in the way of him/her? Can you accept it, or will you kill the other "you"? Bilocation depicts the nightmare of an alter ego that endangers not only your identity but also your very existence. It is an imaginative psychological thriller unlike anything you've ever seen.