A Taboo subject makes a good film?

Rating: 1/10 (31 March 2006)

Crash is purely about racism. All the time, in your face. Every scene is about it, so much so that the screenwriters forgot to write a film. They tackled the issue with a crappy predictable uninspiring laughably solemn film.
It's unrealistic, it's boring, it is crying out for plot or real story lines. Decent action wouldn't have gone amiss. "Crash" reeks of pointless solemn sentimentality.
If you are impressed by a bunch of actors judging each other by looks for 2 hours with no realism or plot, watch this film. If you have an intellectual capacity above that of a drone, give this one a miss. Or if you've already seen it, PLEASE realise what this film really is.
Anyone can be racist; anyone can film someone being racist. Not everyone can write a good film about it, as proved to us by Paul Haggis.
Paul, you're a rich man now. You've conned the public with your phoney lame film. But you never tricked me.
To sum Crash up: Racism; people dying because of racists; good people become bad, bad people become good. (then add a whole bunch of sentimental unrealistic action and you have it.)