"Crash" Appreciation Thread

[Daniel.]

The car crash scene with Thandie Newton and Matt Dillon

The persian dude shooting the spanish dude's daughter....and her surviving because dude's daughter bought blanks....that invisible cloak....

The switch with Matt Dillon and Ryan Phillipe's character's.....

Origins of Marty Kaan in Don Cheadle's performance, his piece of shyt mother making him feel guilty for his brother's death......


So many powerful scenes.....

Didn't mind seeing that square jawed chicks titties, either

But yes....thank you Netflix for bringing this back to me.

In the Deep and Maybe Tomorrow to close the movie out too...uugghhhhh

 

[Rufus Dufus]

Dope movie

 

[Yessir_Araphat]

the goat scene


*ludacris goes on rant about racial discrimnation, how they are the only nikkas in the area, and they should be the ones who are scared*

Luda: "So why aren't we scared?"
Lorenz: "Cause we got guns?"
Luda: "You could be right"

*proceeds to carjack sandra bullock and encino man*

that opening had me like

 

[Tom]

i was thinking bout this movie the other day


i don't even remember why i originally thought it was good but I remember liking it


need to go back and rewatch it

 

[Bud Bundy]

thought you were talking about the sex/car crash fetish movie that came out in 96. busted many nuts to that movie.

 

[NSSVO]

People always hate on that movie though. I always thought it was a great watch.

 

[Turenne]

>>>>>>>> that generic moralising piece of piss released a half a decade ago.

 

[Majestic Pape]

This movie was Blind Side level nonsense. I'm sure white people loved it though (hence all of the awards).

 

[Danie84]

at the scene when I thought the Mexican guy daughter was killed.

Playing with people emotions like that.

 

[Turenne]

This movie was Blind Side level nonsense. I'm sure white people loved it though (hence all of the awards).

Agreed, its one of those films Hollywood makes to appear 'moral' and 'serious', while it actually has less depth then a episode of 'Two And A Half Men'.

 

[dennis roadman]

someone who liked that film...what was the plot?

 

[NoCones]

*pours some out for larenz tate's character*

 

[feelosofer]

I wasn't the best movie technically, but there were some powerful scenes.

 

[Street Knowledge]

Crash was ALWAYS a solid 3.5-4/5 movie. Not a classic, not some thing you wanted to see multiple times(only seen it twice) but good. That was pretty much the consensus from everyone.

It wasn't until AFTER it won best picture over Brokeback mountain Till all the revionist history started happening. Its the craziest flip ive ever seen in my life. You started people saying it sucked, worst movie to ever win best picture, terrible etc.

Acting like it was Soul plane

 

[Daniel.]

someone who liked that film...what was the plot?

Multiple stories/characters over a span of like 2 or 3 days in Cali based around racial tensions between different groups - many of them were connected in some way or form. It really touched on so many different things it's a little difficult to break down but it's overall theme (to me at least) is dealing with racial stereotypes and how they shape everyday interactions.