It could be worse.

Rating: 5/10 (22 August 2005)

OK, we're all racist and evil, and we can be heroic too. Did I get it right? The thing is, none of us all really seem to like mixing with other different people, as far as I can observe. Pretties will always hang around with pretties, fats with fats, and so and so. I see this every day. Managers don't sit at the table with eployees, and these don't sit with the domestic staff. Everybody seems to be OK with it. Then all these people go and watch "Crash" and find it terribly moving, only to come back to work and keep happily ignoring the lad from Sri Lanka who's emptying the bins. This kind of violence I would like to see more in movies like this. Five-year-olds wearing magic clocks are fine to make grandmas cry, but, well, aren't lunchtime TV films filled with similar stuff? Can we ask for a little bit of subtlety, folks? If this is the closest to political incorrectness that 2005 USA can deliver, then we should be worried. Who will save us from "brave" and "honest" films when Clint Eastwood dies?! Not a completely repellent film, however. It's entertaining and well performed.