Product: Frequency (2000)
Rating: 4.0
A film you should see with your Moms and Dads
"Frequency" is one of the year's best films and unfortunately, will go unnoticed in 2000. It's a touching, first rate drama that combines science fiction and family drama via a ham radio. Caviezel plays John Sullivan, an NYPD detective who contacts his dad, Frank Sullivan (Quaid) thirty years into the past. As a result, their contact results in a trigger effect of events that will affect both their lives and they've got to do something about it. My mother said she loved the film because it's about the bond between a father and son. Everyone I've talked to has something positive to say about "Frequency" and when I finally saw it, I loved it. It touches on the subject of father and son working as a team and trying to race against time. One review said "Frequency" is finally an excuse for grown men to cry because of it's story. "Frequency" is definitely a film you should see with your dad and your mom regardless because it's a very touching film that tugs the heart strings. Quaid is always good at playing Everyman characters that people can identify with an audience and Caviezel shows his talent as John. Definitely a film worth watching.