Amazingly honest portrayal of race relations

Rating: 10/10 (1 February 2006)

I'll keep it short: This movie blew me away plot twist after plot twist. I have not seen a "real"-er version of race relations in America depicted in any film. Crash blows past Do The Right Thing by first acknowledging racial stereotypes but then creating personalities to the characters and adding complexities to the stereotypes. Each negative character is softened by plot developments, and each positive character is darkened by plot developments as well. No one is "innocent" and no one is "guilty." Just like in reality, they are all just actors in America's diverse cultural fabric with consequences for their actions, prejudices, and charity. See this movie. Discuss this movie.