Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon
A Brentwood housewife and her DA husband - a Persian store owner - two police detectives, who are also lovers - an African-American television director and his wife, a Mexican locksmith, two car-jacke...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 6, 2005
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September 16, 2009Conceited and contrived, Crash is quite sickening really. This is Hollywood at its very worst and very typical of Paul Haggis. This is just tripe dressed up to be Oscar fodder and an absolute insult to intelligence.
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April 27, 2009Crash is one of the Oscar winning movies of recent years that deserve every piece of praise they got. Not only does it deal with a very delicate topic, racism in all its forms, in a very honest and true fashion, it is also brilliantly told. How the lives of all the characters inv...( read more)
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April 11, 2009The winner of the Best Picture Oscar at the 2006 Academy Awards, this is a film I hold in extremely high regard. It's one of those very modern films that has an ensemble cast filled with fantastic performances and it tackles a red hot subject - rascism. The film walks a fine line...( read more)
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November 13, 2009L'ho visto nel mio periodo ossessione per Los Angeles, e penso che questo abbia contribuito a farmelo amare pazzamente.
C'è una scena, quella in cui Matt Dillon tira fuori dalla macchina capovolta e in fiamme Thandie Newton, che aveva precedentemente semi-stuprato, che è un qual...( read more) -
Critic Reviews
May 6, 2005
Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com
May 6, 2005
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
Crash, Paul Haggis' flawed but riveting tale of racism in contemporary Los Angeles, has moments so powerful they're instantly seared into your memory; you'll watch without blinking, barely breathing. full review
May 6, 2005
David Edelstein, Slate
The theme is racism. Let me say that again: The theme is racism. I could say it 500 more times because that's how many times the movie says it, in every single scene. full review
May 5, 2005
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Haggis writes with such directness and such a good ear for everyday speech that the characters seem real and plausible after only a few words. His cast is uniformly strong; the actors sidestep cliches... full review
May 5, 2005
Claudia Puig, USA Today
Audiences may cringe as Haggis taps into the kind of offensive images that surreptitiously seep into the brains of even the most open-minded. His point is simple: No one is immune. full review
May 5, 2005
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
Americans from radically different backgrounds are brought together by a grim serendipity in Paul Haggis's frustrating directorial debut. full review
May 4, 2005
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
The script confronts prejudice with unvarnished nastiness. full review
May 4, 2005
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Despite its preachy moments, the film is a knockout. In a multiplex starved for ambition, why kick a film with an excess of it? full review
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July 13, 2008I've never been moved by any movie until I saw this one. No movie has shown such harsh reality & the cancer of this society. Tops my list!
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February 26, 2008I've removed everyone on my friends list who gave this less than a 3/5 or trash talked it. Give me a break, open your eyes and get educated.
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December 15, 2007People who have trashed this movie with bad ratings and reviews may as well be those narrow-minded individuals who are blind to what's really taking place in society and to their own prejudices. Hello??!!! It won best movie of the year! It's an eye-opening movie that portrays the reality of what American society has become. It makes you pause for a while to rearrange your stance in life and the gravity of your actions to others. Causes you to think & rethink Don Cheadle's soliloquy at the beginning of the movie. It is my opinion that every human being should see this film...
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December 12, 2007just wanna add that this is not a documentary so its bound to be artificial. it not even a docudrama.
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December 8, 2007one of the most racist movies made about anti-racist. totally pretious and contrived. totally fake.(yuck!)
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November 4, 2007My favorite movie ever,all the characters ar great,in fact the most "populars",Sandra Bullock and Brendan Fraser are the ones that maybe are not in the level of all the others,like Michael Pena,the scene with his daugther its the hardest scene I ever seen,the only movie that made my cry.....well,maybe the end of Braveheart also....
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