It deals with the unspoken turmoil of various racial groups that still goes on today in society but which is unsaid

Rating: 7/10 (13 November 2005)

Crash done by the same director of Magnolia involves the same mangling of sub plots that tie them all together at the end. It is not as artistic as Magnolia, but teaches an imperative moral story. Crash is almost like American Beauty as well. Although it pertains to racism. The characters deal with different scenarios between someone of another ethnic decree, and sheds a light on their stereotypical biasness that come out and feed into the racist perception, which has plagued our nation for the last 100 years. At the end of the movie the characters realize that their unspoken/spoken racist perceptions consequently, negatively effected them physically and mental as well as others. The characters soon do a u-turn such as Matt Dillion's character in the movie, where he risks his own life to save the Aftrican American woman stuck in a car, which earlier in the movie he sexually violates in front of her boyfriend, who was of the same ethnicity to show his racist views. This definitely moves the audience and makes you rethink of our own racist views and how deep they go and affect others.