sci fi film question

That film where they fly around the sun and instead of returning to Earth
land on another Earth where everything is reversed. Guy goes mad and throws
himself in to a mirror at the end. Don't know why.

What's it called?

 

Weird. Someone at work asked me that this morning.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064519/

 

Nice one. Good coincidence though.

 

is that the one where he realises whats going on when he sees a
plastic bag inside out ?
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I think so.

 

Mad I was talking about that yesterday, saying I think thats how
Russian was invented
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Ooh, ooh, a film I actually know about. Marvelous.

Doppelganger. Shite film, but somehow fascinating.

 

Wasn't it only called Doppelganger in the States?

 

Don't think so. ISTR that title and I've certainly never seen it in
the states.

 

no, it was only /not/ called Doppelganger in the States.

 

Perhaps there were two of them?

 

Why?

 

well, on reflection, you could be right.

 

presumably they found "Journey to the Far Side of the Sun" a more
helpful title.

 

But Doppelganger is more apt.

 

Yes, but most film-watching merkins are thick. Remember the Betelgeuse
thread?

 

Why?

 

Or maybe they didn't want to be mistaken for the dire Drew Barrymore
flick 25 years or so into the future.

 

yes, but septics probably wouldn't go and see something that sounds
like a foreign language film.

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064519/alternateversions

is kinda apt.

I love the second bullet point.