James Spader, Holly Hunter, Deborah Kara Unger
After getting into a serious car accident, a TV director discovers an underground sub-culture of scarred car crash fetish victims and tries to use that to rejuvenate his sex life with his wife.
DVD Release Date: November 17, 1998
Stats: 2,241 reviews
David Cronenberg?s ?Crash? isn?t for everybody. The theme of the film is sexually orientated to a particular fetish and really has nothing more to offer than adrenalin infused romps.
Don?t get me wrong, I?m not prudish when it comes to such films, but from the reviews I?ve pr...( read more)
If you don't want to bang Deborah Kara Unger after seeing this, it's time to remove your penis. Elias Koteas makes this 10 times weirder.
I've read the novel and seen Crash in a theatre. It is a pretty strange movie/play. But I still want to see it again when it comes on TV.
Typical Cronemberg thing: a great idea (original and totallly twisted) with somehow disappointing results. Well, all in all, it remains a bad-ass Cronemberg masterpiece :-)
I saw this for the first time recently, and afterwards all I had to say was "OMG. I love that film". Great characters, dialogue, mise en scene and cinematography is what I like most about Crash. Not a lot else matters. 'Sex and wrecks' was a quote on the back of the dvd case... t...( read more)
Not for all tastes. Extremely pretentious and fails in almost every single aspect except maybe for the somewhat smart and paranoic interpretation of human independence towards his most primitive instincts. Among the director's worst films.
59/100
I believe that only Cronenberg could ever assocciate those different themes car crashes and sex. This great inspiration give as a
dark, moody, erotically film which is exploring the issue of sexual fetishes, and their impact on one's life.
Through this film I realised who far ...( read more)
Yeah well try watching this on Acid knowing absolutely nothing about the movie and peaking in all the right parts.
OMG That movie is burning in My Head. 8 )
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