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| sales, michael weston, 1981 in sports, hbo, themes, davina, boobies, movie, trisha lafache, christopher carley, | If it sounds like I'm gushing, I am. "Crash" is a great traditional art film. This is the type of film that should humble other filmmakers when they realize that someone has traditional art written and created something so great. How can they ever compare. Maybe "Crash" will spur artists to create more great films. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) Customer Reviews Average Customer Review: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. 0 of 1 people found the following review helpful: "Everybody's a Little Bit Racist", March 22, 2006 Reviewer:Ellyn Ritterskamp (Charlotte, traditional art NC USA) - See all my reviews "Everybody's a Little Bit Racist" is a song from the Broadway musical "Avenue Q," and that's what this movie makes me realize. |
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| "Crash" takes place over 36 hours in Los Angeles. The scenes set during the day are bright, a bit overexposed and grainy from bright sun. Some of the transitions are also caused by bright flashes of sun. Transitioning to night, there is little difference, because Los Angeles is so inundated with light. When the characters move to less boobies populated areas, the film becomes darker, and grainier, due to boobies the lack of light. This visual style fits the setting. It is more than a little refreshing to find a filmmaker who creates a film that has a lot of artistic boobies flourish, but the flourishes only enhance the story. Too often filmmakers feel it necessary to show all of the tricks they can do, whether it serves the story or not. Haggis does show off some tricks, but they don't feel intrusive. |
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