Cinema at its absolutely very best.

Rating: 10/10 (21 September 2005)

This one follows the line of Grand Canyon and Magnolia. I say it "follows", but it actually goes far more deeper, as far deeper as I can recall when it comes to Hollywood taking into account complex stuff about human nature. Best attempts I had glimpsed until now, where some of Kenneth Branagh's, and that's it. Which in turn makes me wonder that director Paul Haggis must be definitely involved in some kind of serious school of self work. Sandra Bullock's appearance is quite short, but it's the first time I happen to watch her out of the usual silly "light" stereotype and she does really great. Indeed, almost everyone performs a brilliant role here. Many actors are to become famous from this film on. Remember. The only pity with Crash is that it is so good that you don't want it to end, and when it does you feel that it's going to take quite a long time before something equally good is made again. But that's life, isn't it? By the way reader, do you really think you know who you are?! Je, je, je. :) You have absolutely no idea. Believe me. Knowing such thing may take a lifetime of hard self work.