what was ur best scene in crash

Well, i like the movie for its appreach towards the fatc that things can go wrong even with nice people and even bad people can cgange...i mean there seems to be a cycle. Everyone changes. People can change! There were many scenes that were touchy and good but here's what i liked... when the Iraqi realized that he nearly committed a grave mistake when he shot the innocent little gal, but suprisingly the bullets were blank. I think he would never forgive himself for life if the bullets were real. When the black lady was grateful to matt damon for saving her life..even after all the hatred she had for him and even after all that had happened. This made me realize that we all have a chance to be good even if we are not! But then bad things happen too. Remember the good cop (dont remember his name) ended up shooting the black man in his car at the end of the movie. Bad thing happen too.

i feel that the shot near the end where the young white cop kills the black guy he was giving lift to and then sees the same idol as on his dash board

I liked the scene where Thandie Newton had the car wreck and was trapped in her car and Matt Dillon was the cop to get her out. That was touching. And, the scene with the store owner who shot at the man and his daughter ran out (towards the end), I liked it also. I liked the whole movie though.

I liked the scene when Officer Ryan (Matt Dillion) saves Christine (Thandie Newton) from her car when she crashes and it starts on fire. At first I didn't think he was going to be able to because the other cops were pulling him away, but when he did...it was great!:) I love Matt Dillion.

My favourite scene is when the persian man shoots the little girl - it was so emotional. It was great that all he shot was blanks and the little girl was okay. I felt really sorry for the persian guy - i know some people probably hated him but i could really understand his situation and i was glad that he didn't kill the little girl. another good part was how the movie made me feel sorry for matt dillon's character after seeing his father with urinary tract disease and how he saved the woman he intimidated in front of her husband. At first i really hated him. I guess that's the best thing about this movie and what makes it so great. It is because it shows many different sides of each character - making you realise that people are not always what they appear to be at first impressions.

I like when the guy runs into the police man that feels up his wife and finally loses his temper about it. I like how the police man tries to make it better. That movie was full of irony, wasn't it?

Well, it seems as though as I comment on one of my favorite films, I am in good company in saying the "car wreck" scene was totally amazing. And the cheese factor could have been high but it worked on so many levels instead. Especially the first time you see it. To me, you feel the desperation of every character involved in the scene so vividly that it sticks with you for days. And the choice to trust the person who has hurt you the most to save your life, how profound is that? And as for the scene that wraps it up, setting the slaves free, Ludacris really carries the movie out in style.