Crash
Directed by Paul HaggisIn post-Sept. 11 Los Angeles, tensions erupt when the lives of a Brentwood housewife, her district attorney husband, a Persian shopkeeper, two cops, a pair of carjackers and a Korean couple converge during a 36-hour period.
Crash Ratings & Reviews
- hyv9c6 July 2025Plot twist is 10/10 interesting and creative in thought to think of how many connections can angle at once. Good movie (not ai btw)
- Charles London16 March 2025Surprise winner for Best Picture at the 2005 Oscars, but it shouldn't have been a surprise. The Academy got it right. It was a great movie then and still is 20 years later.
- Marquise Irvin1 day agoI absolutely love this movie.
- Jessica Martin12 March 2026This is honestly.one of the most underrated films ever! It could really help the world and how it is now too. I think people would really understand the reasoning behind this movie alot more.
- gpi64218 February 2026A host of characters and story lines. One's time is spent stichting together the fragments shown in order to create a more meaningful appreciation of the actual characters. In summary, an intellectual film (well crafted) that needs more than one viewing to truly assess it's worth.
- dvanghel17 February 2025Some of the most heavy handed, on the nose writing ever released by a major studio. Any one of the storylines may have worked as a singular, but all in unison they come across as a satirical caricature. The dialogue in every scene beats us over the head with a sack full of capital R racism. Real racism is prevalent and subtle. This is neither.
- majidshah42728 October 2025Absolutely beautiful, well worthy winner of the best picture Oscar award, an absolute masterpiece 👏
- Paul Bufano23 August 2025This movie should have been titled Fart.
- David15 August 2025Fantastic movie on the reality of every day life.
- Tony8 August 2025One of the best movies that deals honestly with the racism that society as whiole displays in it's various formats, and the sheer number of awards this film received were fullyearned, and more. The writing is excellent, the acting supports the writing level to the hilt, providing the viewer with deeper insights than possibly first suggested. Dillon gives a masterclass in three facets of his life and psyche, each of which supports whole of his real persona, together with the contrasting characters of Cheadle, Howard, Peña, Bullock & Newton, together with the rest of the cast that brings it all together. The characters of Newton and Bullock are less explored though their subtle final realisations of themselves, without words, speaks absolute volumes. The closing music by Bird together with the accompanying video montage brings the movie to a just conclusion. When I find life is becoming just a pain, I can watch this movie and again fully appreciate the people in my life.
- Bootsy Stevenson6 March 2025A great great movie
- tellum29 May 2025I’m very judgmental for saying this, but liking this movie means you are ok with a racist sex offender being redeemed because he did his job. This is a major plot point of the movie that bothered me since release and legitimately frustrates me because there are plenty of people who save lives and benefit society, and they don’t ever sexually assault women or racially profile. The messaging in this movie is horrendous and always has been, and is an indictment on the Academy for awarding this garbage.
- Cubane13 April 2025It cleverly threads together many seemingly unrelated stories into each other, but many of the links fail to go beyond the superficial. Still, an enjoyable experience and a good time capsule into 2004 Los Angeles.
Crash Trivia
Crash was released on 10 September 2004.
Crash was directed by Paul Haggis.
Crash has a runtime of 1h 52m.
Crash was produced by Bob Yari, Cathy Schulman, Paul Haggis, Mark R. Harris, Bobby Moresco, Don Cheadle.
In post-Sept. 11 Los Angeles, tensions erupt when the lives of a Brentwood housewife, her district attorney husband, a Persian shopkeeper, two cops, a pair of carjackers and a Korean couple converge during a 36-hour period.
The key characters in Crash are Det. Graham Waters (Don Cheadle), Jean Cabot (Sandra Bullock), Rick Cabot (Brendan Fraser).
Crash is rated 15.
Crash is a Drama, Crime, Thriller film.
Crash has an audience rating of 8.8 out of 10.
Crash had a budget of US$6.5M.
Crash has made US$98.4M at the box office.