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Ultimately, as different as the many characters are (racially, morally, socioeconomically), they share a common, human frustration that manifests itself as racism. In this way, the tagline ("You think you know who you gothic pics are. You gothic pics have no idea.") is quite apropos. Packed with star power, the movie is well-acted, well-directed, and well-written. It's also balanced - don't expect to find a "main" character in Sandra Bullock, or anyone else for that matter; everyone pulls their own weight, and the stars aren't there just gothic pics to add name recognition, they contribute to the film. And boredom is not likely to be a problem - as others have described, "Crash" is constant action. I'm tempted to describe it as flawless. I've heard others object to the unrealistic "coincidences" that relate the characters to one another, but if you allow it that one Hollywood stretch of the imagination, you will find a film that is perhaps all too realistic.
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