A very good drama that hits the right notes.

Rating: 8/10 (30 October 2008)

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Review:
Set over the coarse of two nights and one day, Crash explores the issues of race on different people throughout L.A. Throughout the movie these different lives crash and collide with each other with unexpected results.
The brilliance of the acting, direction and screenplay show the capabilities of Paul Haggis's genius. The plot is thick of character and substance from start to end and doesn't linger to go for greatness in which it highly succeeds.
The screenplay is highly impressive as it weaves great lengths into showing the different issues that the film features. Its these features that help travel the film to the end without the audience feeling disappointed or wanting their money back.
Having a high ensemble cast such as Cheadle, Bullock, Fraser, Dillon, Newton and Phillipe gives the film even more of a sustained power. Each set of actors give a such a high calibre of emotion that it couldn't really have paid of without the work of Haggis or a good screenplay.
Veridct:
A daunting perceptive and unequalled examination of controversial subject matters that is rivetingly performed and profoundly directed.
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