A great movie about the complex human relations

Rating: 10/10 (23 February 2009)

In my point of view this movie is one of the best movies of the 2000's.
The biggest issues presented in this movie are racism and the misunderstandings that can lead from the smallest to the biggest problems.In this thought can be included the chain reaction of scenes what start's when the store owner does not understand than in order to be fixed the store's lock ,first it has to be repaired the door.But despite this he is accusing the repairer that he is cheating and it will not be paid.This lead's to a war between them with a miraculous end what is explained later with a simple fact. Another memorable piece from the movie is when officer Tom Hansen (Ryan Phillippe) shot's Peter (Lorenz Tate) thinking that the passenger will point a gun to him.Later too destroy the evidence Tom burn's his car what later it will be a worming object to some kids and too Cameron (Terrence Howard) who at last find's peace in his soul.
An other great theme of the movie is the human personality sometimes ugly, sometimes beautiful.This is perfectly exampled when in a moment officer John Ryan (Matt Dillon) is molesting a woman in the front of his husband and in another he saves her from a mortal crash.(From this scene is the movie's title inspired)
Mark Isham's soundtrack is greatly matching with the movie and Bird York's single "In The Deep" in the scene when everyone find's peace inside is the picture's highpoint.
Best movie made by Paul Haggis