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| oneeight seven, david steinberg, jim turner, gratis, lyle, ime etuk, paroles, richard lineback, sal lopez, dale winton, wordssong lyrics 2pac whats my name unknown, and the space between black and white., kelly macdonald, | (Venice, CA community United States) - See all my reviewsTwo young Black men walk out of an Italian community restaurant in Westwood wondering if the quality of service received was based on the color of their skin. A Caucasian couple deals with the aftermath of being carjacked. A Latino father tries to shield his daughter from the effects of racism in community their community. A Black police detective has difficulty sharing his problems with his Puerto Rican partner and lover. Two white cops deal with the older partner's racist leanings. A Black couple deals with racism on a daily basis. "Crash", written and directed by Paul Haggis ("Million Dollar Baby", TV's "EZ Streets") handles all of these characters, and more, in a way that demands your undivided attention. As you watch these characters come alive and interact with one another, you realize that you are watching the work of a highly skilled filmmaker. It is difficult to write about a film like "Crash". If I write in too much detail, I may give away a revelation or two, spoiling something in the film. |
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| Despite these similarities Haggis develops a unique story about a very important issue through digging into the roots of the issue. The terrific cast (Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon, Jennifer Esposito, William Fichtner, Brendan Fraser, Terrence Dashon Howard, Ludacris, Shaun Toub, Thandie Newton, Ryan Phillippe, Larenz Tate, Tony Danza) enhances the paroles visual experience by truly going deep into themselves while performing scenes with intense emotion. One of the best scenes is when Matt Dillion's character, Officer Ryan, tries to paroles help Christine (Thandie Newton) out of a car. paroles This scene will definitely strike a cord with all viewers, as both actors display their talent. In the end, Crash connects with the audience in a manner that offers both cerebral participation and deep reflection of self in regard to an important issue and it should periodically be reflected upon to prevent history from repeating itself. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) 177 of 276 people found the following review helpful: A Great Movie You Must See, May 6, 2005 Reviewer:thornhillatthemovies.com |
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