"Crash" revisited

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Thought this would be a left leaning knee jerk liberal extravaganza but was very surprised at a audaciously fair treatment of race relations in America (and to some extent the rest of the world.) No one escaped scrutiny or came across as an angel or a villain but a very human mixture of both.
While many have criticized Crash as contrived I thought the story was brilliantly done with a great screenplay, excellent direction and even perfectly toned soundtrack music.
Every scene worked for me and the way the story and events were interwoven over a dozen characters was just way above average. Lastly, the acting was overall excellent. Kudos to Paul Haggis!

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Topic - "Crash" revisited - EdM 12:51:21 09/11/05 (2)

Much prefer the original David Cronenberg 'Crash' from 1996. - Tony D. 14:14:10 09/20/05 (0)

Ed, I agree, saw it twice in theater release, and bought it the other day. - jeffreybehr 15:14:26 09/11/05 (0)

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