Crash

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Marshall P @RT84944605 Oct 29, 2026 People are wingeing on about the fact that the film seems to be a bit sermony - i.e. stuffing morality down your face, but why are they letting that get in the way of the fact that its an excellent film, with great performances, script, stories etc. If it was a lame duck and a bit sermony, well then yeah fine - nothing to see here. The sermon seems to be the heart of the film, so get over it. The guy wanted to make a film with that at the centre and here it is, get over it. Its also about the hypocrisy of life, and lots of other things. I loved it. See more

anto M @RT37561112 Oct 29, 2026 How It's Dated Remember when this was released America was trying to come to terms with 9/11and how interesting take on LA race relationshs seemed. It's switching from one storyline to another kept you engaged like Pulp Fiction. A wonderful cast with a script that gave everyone a starring role made this an event movie. One of those that had people talking about how we should get along in this world. But even then it had the feeling of movie making by committee,, address this issue, check. And age has been the cruelest judge. Crash won 63 awards including Best Picture Oscar, Best Screenplay Oscar and Best Editing Oscar. Amongst a whole lot of dislikeable characters is that the cop played by Matt Dillon is the most sympathetic character. But maybe that says more about me than I'd like to admit. The one thing that I believed in 2004 and now... The See more

Jeffrey K @Jeffreyw Sep 24, 2026 An intense movie about racism, hate and empathy. See more

Mickey B @Mickerdoo Sep 19, 2026 A collection of some hateful, racist people tripping over each other’s lives. Reminds of the dangers of broad generalization. See more

Skyler T @RT83774132 Sep 3, 2026 Snooze fest, this only won the Academy award because they were afraid to give it to a gay film at the time called Broke Back Mountain. See more

TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Jul 27, 2026 Crash is an intense and emotionally charged film that successfully connects multiple storylines into one powerful narrative. The movie follows several different characters whose lives unexpectedly collide, creating a story filled with conflict, tension, and deeply emotional moments. The biggest strength of the film is its incredible ensemble cast, with each actor bringing depth and realism to their role. Sandra Bullock delivers another memorable performance, and I truly am infatuated with Sandra Bullock and everything she’s in. She continues to prove why she is such a captivating actress. The screenplay does an excellent job developing each character while showing how their choices and experiences impact one another. The direction keeps the audience fully engaged, balancing multiple perspectives without losing focus. While Crash is not necessarily a film I would revisit often because of its heavy themes, it is still a powerful cinematic experience that leaves an impression. See more

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