Identity is a very thrilling and spooky film! The all star cast performed very well especially Ray Liotta, John C. McGinley, Amanda Peet, Jake Busey, Pruitt Taylor Vince, and John Cusak! The music by Alan Silvestri was good. The film is a little hard to understand so it not predictable! If you want to watch a horror, a mystery, a action, and a murder film then see Identity today because it has all of that in it!

Quietly unfolding like a sweet and simple fable, The Way Home is a touching, award-winning film about the common bonds that emerge between distant generations. Directed with delicate compassion by Jyong-Hyang Lee, it's the first South Korean film to receive distribution by a major American studio (under the art-house imprimatur of Paramount Classics), and begins when seven-year-old Sang-Woo (Yoo Seung-Ho) is left with his mute, stooped-over grandmother (Kim Eul-Boon) in her ramshackle hut in a rural region far from the comforts of Seoul.

In Thailand, Chongwai is welcoming his friends Ted, Ted's cousin May, his friend Kofei and Kofei's girlfriend April from Hong Kong. While on a tourist tour, they see an accident on the road, and when they return to Chongwai's home, they decide to tell ghost stories. Chongwai shows them a mystic book, The Ten Encounters, which describes ten ways to see spirits. They decide to play its game, which they can begin on any step. Once the game begins, they must finish it or forever be haunted by ghosts.

The film was based on the novel of the same title by Michael Pye. Numerous hands had a part in the screenplay as script doctors. The cover page of the screenplay credits Jon Bokenkamp with the original draft, Nicholas Kazan with subsequent revisions, Hilary Seitz with more revisions, and David Ayer with the last revisions (to February 28, 2003). The WGA screenwriting credit system ultimately awarded screenplay and adaptation credit to Bokenkamp alone.

Annie is a single mother with three sons, Mike, Miller and Ben, Jr.; as her husband Ben has died the previous year in a cable plant explosion. The film is set into motion when the school principal's fiancée, Jessica King (Katie Holmes), goes missing. Annie meets Jessica while in a conference with principal Wayne Collins (Greg Kinnear) over her eldest son Mike's (Lynnsee Provence) behavior, and receives a disturbing vision of Jessica during the conference.
Mike's behavior is borne out of subdued grief for his dead father (to whom he was very close) and his reluctant new role as the man of the house. His emotional hurts are further intensified when Annie seems to fail to take an interest in properly mourning her husband's death, presumably to establish a charade of strength that they no longer have now that her husband is gone.

Dean Corso (Johnny Depp) is a New York City rare-book dealer motivated solely by financial gain. In the event, wealthy book collector Boris Balkan (Frank Langella) hires Corso to authenticate the seventeenth-century book The Nine Gates of the Kingdom of Shadows, by Aristide Torchia; it is one of three extant copies, and now in Balkan’s possession. The book contains nine engravings that, when correctly deciphered and the interpretations properly spoken, will raise the Devil. Balkan suggests to Corso that the book might be a forgery, understanding that two other copies exist. Balkan hires Corso to travel to Europe, assess the two other known copies, and establish whether or not any of the three copies of The Nine Gates of the Kingdom of Shadows are genuine — and, if so, acquire them for Balkan, at any cost, or by any means.

In “the not-too-distant future”, where liberal eugenics is common and DNA plays the primary role in determining social class, Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) is conceived and born without the aid of this technology. As a result he is born with a high probability of heart disorder and a life expectancy of only 30.2 years. His parents regret this, and his younger brother, Anton, is conceived with the aid of genetic engineering. Growing up, their father clearly favors Anton, the stronger, taller and more perfect son. Vincent dreams of a career in space, but his parents remind him that his imperfections will preclude from ever achieving this. Vincent and Anton enjoy playing a game that they called "chicken" - both would swim out into the sea, and the first person to tire out and swim back to shore would be the loser. As children, Anton always won due to his superior genes. However, one day when they were older, Vincent, for reasons not entirely clear at the time, overtook and beat his brother. Anton cried out to his older brother for help as he was about to drown. Vincent saved him by pulling him to the shore. Vincent then left his home shortly thereafter.