Overdosed stereotypes

Rating: 4/10 (25 June 2013)

The movie of Paul Haggis got three Oscars in 2006. Unreasonable! All humans are shown in stereotypes, with all kind of prejudices. I know this was in mind of the director, but it is made in a really unrealistic way.
The movie starts with an hysteric little Asian women (Alexis Rhee) and a feisty Latina (Jennifer Esposito), who have a car accident and shout at each other. In the next scene their are two criminal Blacks (Larenz Tate and Chris Bridges) who steal the big car of a white, considered, rich prosecutor (Brendan Fraser) and his racist wife (Sandra Bullock), who accuses the locksmith (Michael Pena), a poor Latino, to be criminal. There's also a scene where two police officers (Matt Dillon and Ryan Phillippe)stop the car of the rich black TV-series director (Terrence Dashon Howard) and his wife (Thandie Newton). One of the officers molests the wife, but nothing happens to him, because neither her husband, nor the non-racist officer, helps her. And then, in the end of the movie, the victim and the cop meets again, this time in a burning car, caused by an accident, and he rescues her. Of course there is also one crazy Iranian, and a racist, old gun-shop owner. Every type of stereotype in just 112 min. That is to much!
The plot is full of contingencies, that would never happen like this in real life. Most of the characters are just so typical stereotypes, they are just existing in our minds. It was funny to watch them crashing into each other in some scenes, but at least it was not as good as most of the other reviews say.