An extremely well-executed product of a powerful and intelligent concept for a film. Directed with all the subtlety of a car crash, though, and blunt to the point of inaccuracy.
Crash
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Crash
Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon, Terrence Howard, Thandie Newton
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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Id: 10905458
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Recent Reviews
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December 13, 2009
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December 11, 2009
Follows the intertwining and racially charged stories of ten or more characters in Los Angeles, including a racist cop (Matt Dillon), a pair of black car thieves, a Hispanic locksmith, and a Persian immigrant shopkeeper. Beautifully acted by a huge ensemble cast and wonderfully ...( read more)
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September 16, 2009
Conceited 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, 2009
Crash 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, 2009
The 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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December 22, 2009
Great thought provoking film...the intertwining of stories was very clever!!! defo deserved all the praise it received!!!
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December 10, 2009
I'm a Brit, but it seems the same issues exist wherever you go. Thought provoking
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December 10, 2009
The deserving winner of the Oscar for Best Picture in 2006 is an incredibly poignant morality study on racism, intolerance and xenophobia, so intense and powerful that it hits the most loathsome sores of society in a very much unsettling way - and it can certainly make you cry an...( read more)
