One scene in particular was in the opening, where Frank dives out of the way of an explosion. The film is shot in a super slow motion, but I swear you can see every detail in that frame, it really stood out as being impressive. New Line has done it again with this transfer. Frequency has a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack that is surprisingly active and dynamic. While a majority of the action is in the front three channels, the subwoofer and surrounds are constantly in use due to the soundtrack, of which there is an isolated score as well.
Dialogue is clear and has no signs of distortion.
There are a few gunshots, explosions and other assorted incidents to make all of your speakers earn their keep when playing this movie. It seems that most every new title that comes out from New Line is some sort of special edition. Frequency is certainly no exception. Still, it's very informative and worth a listen. I listened to it all the way through and even a few parts twice, as it sounds that good.