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2017 · Movie · R · your starting pointIf What Happened to Monday is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like What Happened to Monday, ranked
1. The Parent Trap (1998)
The intricate deception of identical siblings maintaining a shared secret identity drives both narratives, though one unfolds as high-stakes sci-fi thriller while the other mines heartfelt comedy from the same premise of sisters coordinating their public lives.
2. Freaky Friday (2003)
The body-swap premise forces characters to inhabit radically different daily lives and uncover secrets about their counterpart, creating tension through competing agendas and the clock ticking before they can reclaim their true identity.
3. The Midwich Cuckoos (2022)
The claustrophobic paranoia of enforced reproductive control and state surveillance that drives the mystery unfolds through intimate family dynamics rather than action sequences.
4. Cloned The Recreator Chronicles (2012)
The film explores identity and bodily autonomy through the lens of duplicates navigating a dystopian system, matching the existential stakes and claustrophobic tension that drive the premise of seven sisters against an oppressive regime.
5. The Other One (2017)
The intricate family dynamics and escalating revelations about hidden identities create the same sense of fractured truth unraveling under pressure, except here the deception stems from one man's double life rather than seven sisters' coordinated survival strategy.
6. Bad Sisters (2022)
The intricate web of sisterly secrets and protective loyalty unfolds through parallel timelines and unreliable perspectives as each sibling becomes a suspect in a mystery only they can solve.
7. Freakier Friday (2025)
The body-swap premise returns with higher stakes as multiple characters juggle mistaken identities across vastly different lives, forcing them to uncover secrets while racing against time.
8. Ordinary Days (2017)
The fragmented narrative structure—following multiple viewpoints across a single crisis—mirrors the tension of watching separate identities unravel as one goes missing.
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