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Yardley B Nov 28 As a licensed amateur radio operator, I found the movie entertaining and the minor inconsistencies were fun to pick out. The spirit of radio shines through. See more Kyle M Nov 24 Functionally imperfect over sporadically contrived illogic, this original take on time travel is an entertaining ride filled with surprises to warrant the thrilling fragility regarding the associated continuum, all while elevated by gripping performances dynamically between Caviezel and Quaid that captivates towards a hopeful conclusion. (B) See more rashid W Oct 11 Amazing! I saw this as a kid, I thought it was great then. I’ve returned to it and it’s even better. Why can’t they write like this or make movies like this any more. See more s t Aug 23 I really miss such coherent, original movies. See more Apr 29 what if you could actually talk to a loved one...someone who's long gone for many years depending on the right radio frequency? Denis Quaid, Jim Caviezel, Andre Braugher, and Elizabeth Mitchell in a sci-fi thriller with a plot I wasn't prepared for no joke, a father and son separated by two timelines gain the ability to talk to each other via radioFrank, a fireman played by Quaid is this other man's son, John, a cop played by Caviezel and his father has been deceased since 1969 when a fire took his lifenow they both have the amazing opportunity to communicate despite being decades apart of course nobody else believes something like this could happen but the plot itself gets more sinister when certain reprecussions start taking place; some things in the past change while others in the future may prove disastrous now John and Frank have to figure out how to fix everything while still holding onto their connection this plot truly took several turns from what I was expecting but I'm glad it didn't lose sight of the emotional resonance making it mainly about the bond between father and son it's true we want to change the past but whatever's different can be better or worsewhat we think we know may end up actually being something else, we're always there for each other no matter when we are Quaid and Caviezel are sharp playing father and son giving the movie much needed weight as well as gripping suspense See more Stoner J @Stoner Apr 12 Underrated, awesome time bending thriller! See more Read all reviews

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