Frequencies
Romance • 2013 • 1 hr 49 min
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very interesting concept, it's too complex for it's own good but can be enjoyable if you don't focus too much on the specifics
Lovely movie, the use of colors, the whole concept and the ENDING. It's amazing for a lowkey sci-fi romance.
I was blown away by the concept of this movie, and the way this world is set up. The romance was a plus.
One of the greatest movies I've ever seen!
In condemning destiny and praising music
Interesting premise with spotty execution. Good for a surreal, aesthetic chill.
The story is interesting but the execution is terrible the actors are cringy there was something off about it in general
The idea could have had some interesting developments. It didn't.
One of my favorite movies. Makes you think so much about what's going on. I showed it to everyone after I saw it. Watch it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A quite unexpected theme and ending. You should just resist for end of key conflicts being set up.
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A futuristic love story set in a world where emotions have been eradicated.
