| Crash Review |
| by Jerry Saravia |
| Racism in America is prevalent. Racism in L.A. is just
as prevalent. "Crash" is a movie that attempts to explore
the racial attitudes and stereotypes of L.A., though it is a
credit to writer-director Paul Haggis that he assumes the
race...more |
| Crash Review |
| by webmaster@themovieaddict.com |
| las, here is a film mired by its excesses; one that comes so curiously
close to moments of cinematic brilliance that all but embody the
captivating possibilities of film-making, before disappointingly
devolving backwards into a predictable, hammy and...more |
| Crash Review |
| by Hermione Pen |
| If each of us were merely the personification of a vehicle, then Henry
Ford would not be happy with how things have progressed. The roads are
populated with human versions that come in a rainbow of colors. Crash,
a film by Paul Haggis, is an ensemble...more |
| Crash Review |
| by dnb@dca.net |
| Cultures collide in "Crash," an ensemble piece set in Los Angeles and
featuring, among others, Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon,
Jennifer Esposito, William Fitchner, Brendan Fraser, Nona Gaye,
Terrence Dashon Howard, Thandie Newton, Ryan...more |
| Crash Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| CRASH, a movie set ironically during the Christmas season, would have much
more aptly been called RACE, as its large and talented cast chews up the
scenery, packing every sentence with some racial insult. A funny and
sometimes downright hilarious...more |
| Crash Review |
| by samseescinema |
| It may sound silly, but Crash almost tricks us into thinking it's a
great film. For me, it was good, but certainly not great. You see,
it's an ensemble film that has a few great stories out of its many.
Like a symphony that has a great violin line, but a...more |
| Crash Review |
| by Liam Cullin (Rating: 8/10) |
| I'm still trying to figure out why this movie was called "Crash". There's a
minor car crash at the beginning and a bigger car crash in the middle, but
neither are central to the movie - as in they aren't what the movie is about.
Instead, the movie is...more |
