Don't know why the fuss!! The only decent part was the actual crash scene, and the only actor of note among this 'all star cast' was Matt Dillon. If you wish to see a better film highlighting the topic of race watch American History X. Far more powerful and though-provoking.

This is one of the best american films I have seen - one made for grown-ups with intelligence rather than the usual college student brigade. A truly thought-provoking film and one which shows an unashamed self-honesty to the american psyche. Wonderful performances throughout, particularly by Don Cheadle (what a brilliant actor). It's a real rollercoaster and maybe not the type of film you can watch too often but should be a part of everyone's collection.

"Crash" sees director Paul Haggis bring true life to the screen as he explores the racism and hate towards other cultures in the city. The plot doesn't exactly focus on one person alone, instead it focuses on several events with different people exploring their views on racism. This film completely blew me away with it's superb acting and story. I was touched and extremely moved by "Crash" as it makes us all realise how terrible the racism is in the city. Paul Haggis unfortunately missed out on the best director Oscar in 2005 but if it were up to me I would have easily handed the award over to him myself as his excellent direction created such an amazing film which also won best picture in 2005 and rightfully so as this is not only the best film of 2005 but also one of the best for years and years. Not to be missed.