CRASH exposes many Americans' "social cancers" that are still existing --prejudice, bigotry, racism and indifference.

Rating: 9/10 (8 April 2006)

CRASH is a great movie that can become a "classic" if the use of unnecessary profanity is edited out. The Oscar winning movie that reveals the who, what, when, where, how and why class, ethnic, racial prejudice, bigotry and racism are still existing in America today, should be seen by all from various walks of life; religious upbringing; and profanity sensitivities. The acting performances were very good. The script had too much "research lecturing"; however, given the unorthodox creativity of the script and the screenwriter's agenda, it all fitted in. A CRASH 2 sequel should be made which would include other groups of people -- not portrayed in the film-- who are being victimized by many Americans' existing, slow healing and often denying--"social cancer". CRASH is the "societal Xray" we all need to see and analyze.