The Emperor (and Hollywood) Has No Clothes

Rating: 1/10 (2 March 2006)

Well, I'm really in the minority (no pun intended) on this one. Crash is predictable, stereotypical (again, no pun intended), and a drawn out bore. I had to fast forward through a lot of this movie. The dialog is an unknown conversational style in which your basic every day person doesn't speak and this movie was supposed to be about every day people.
OK, there were a few good scenes, however, a few good scenes do not make a great movie. And of course all the progressive media movie critics went ga ga over this movie. Liberals and movie critics of the world unite!
The writer/director apparently believes every LA citizen is either a racist, potential criminal, adulterer, or angry. Well; maybe some but not all. If LA is truly this way, God help us all.
The best point or moral I got out of Crash ---- there are a lot of individual, scared, isolated, angry people out there. Even married ones. And when these people meet up, really bad things can happen. Therefore, we need to break down the barriers and start realizing we are all people living on one small planet and there ain't nobody else out there. Just try to connect in a nice way rather than kill somebody. I do like that idea.