We are all racsist to a degree..

Rating: Null/10 (20 September 2003)

and I for one liked the film for it's brutal honest opening. That kind
of crime does happen and it's good to see it out in the open where we
can all be affected by it. Ed Norton gives a great performance that
would of fallen far short of the mark had it been acted out by Matt
Damon or a Chris O'Donnell. Ed nails it with all the fury and hatred
that boils up and out from his maddening existence! He does what many
have done and many more will do. When we can't accept that our fate is
in our own hands and of our own choosing, we lash out at who or whomever
we feel is responsible! We all do it to each other in one way or
another. It may not be a masterpiece like the Godfather, but it has enough good
moments to make it stick in your mind and that alone makes it a pretty
decent film. How many of you can remember much about the last 25 movies
you spent 9-10 bucks on? But how many of you, 5 years later, still hear
the cracking of the skull on the curb? How many still see the insane
demonic eyes of Ed Norton's character as the cops drag h