However, Frequency relies on sort of coincidental timelines, and by what I mean by that is there might be an extreme change in a person but they will still end up in the same spot. In one scene, something Frank does in the past changes the future immensely, and John sees it before his eyes, but his friends are still there afterwards, talking about essentially the same thing. Still, in terms of plot, Frequency works. The acting is decent enough although the Queens accents get annoying at a time. It is sort of corny to see these two grown men crying on different ends of a radio, but it is only a couple of minutes out of the movie.
Frequency is a great movie.
Whether firefighting or taking on a serial killer, it manages to create a great deal of suspense. The ending is very entertaining. Furthermore, starting about halfway through the film, Frequency has already made a fan base that can laugh at the intentionally funny parts that might be deemed as just stupid in other, less well-done films. A Reviews Erik Samdahl 2001. All other material, including movies, of their respected owners.