This movie makes sense.

Rating: 10/10 (18 May 2006)

"Crash" was recommended to me by friends and relations. After I watched this movie, I know why they recommended it to me. I feel this film not only touched on the racial issues that still do exist in today's society, but it also reminds us that underneath the physical surface, we are human beings with emotions, minds and souls. "Crash" also sheds light on how society keeps racism alive and thriving by not letting go of past incidents and issues. The irony/karma in the scene where the police officer pulls the accident victim from the car is POWERFUL. You just never know who is your friend one day and your nemesis the next.
I also feel this film strongly suggests that people do not stop and think about what exactly it is they are doing when they judge based on race. I do not feel this film is manipulative or over-stated...it is the real deal. Some of the issues portrayed in "Crash" are issues I and friends have experienced first-hand. I think it sends a strong message about how karma finds us when assumptions of others are made, especially when these assumptions are based strictly on race. I found this film very powerful, informative and it left me with a feeling of sadness that racism is still haunting and victimizing our society. Kudos!