Directed by Gregory Hoblit
Written by Toby Emmerich
Cinematography by Alar Kivilo

Dennis Quaid as Frank Sullivan James Caviezel as John Sullivan Andre Braugher as Satch DeLeon Elizabeth Mitchell as Julia Sullivan Noah Emmerich as Gordo Hersch Shawn Doyle as Jack Shepard Jordan Bridges as Graham Gibson Melissa Errico as Samantha Thomas Daniel Henson as Johnny Sullivan (6 Years) Stephen Joffe as Gordo Hersch (8 Years) Jack McCormack as Commander O'Connell Peter MacNeill as Butch Foster

Running Time: 118 min.
Release Date: Apr. '00

Overall Call:
Frequency is an engaging father and son story that twists into a bit of an action thriller. Dennis Quaid and James Caviezel provide a believable basis as the father and son allowing the audience to have sympathy for their plight. As their history unfolds you gain pieces that release a bit of a mysterious twist for the third and final act. I would advise you not to try and pick apart the inevitable lack of consistency involving talking with the dead, as you will become frustrated. You will enjoy it much more just going along for the ride at face value. Many critics complained of the film being two movies in one. Two for one? I didn't have a problem with that; it made for a fun story. This was good in theatres and makes a great rental.

Reasons For Recommendation:
+ Fun cross genre storyline
+ Solid father son relationship portrayal turned in by Dennis Quaid and James Caviezel