The Movie Crash?

Question

Personally- I thought Crash was an awesome movie. It is such a good topic for deep discussions, so here's a question i'd like to know all your opinions on: who do u think was the most morally reprehensible character and the most morally upstanding character in the movie Crash? My opinion: reprehensible= Sandra Bullock's character, the DA's wife and upstanding= the Latino Locksmith

Answer 1

What a brilliant movie! It had deep meaning and was very thought provoking. I'm glad people can appreciate that - especially these days. The most unappealing character was Matt Dillon (I forgot the name of his character) - he turned out to be okay in the end, but he was just disgusting throughout the whole movie....actually, I didn't find any of the other characters morally upstanding except for the hispanic guy in the white couple's house.

Answer 2

sorry, i'm a math kid, not an english kid... what does reprehensible and morally upstanding mean?

um... i thought the part where that persian guy shot the girl was really sad... it made almost everyone cry.

the locksmith was a very very good guy. he loved his daughter so much and was such a good dad, that's how i want to be towards my own child.

Answer 3

i thought that movie shouldn't have been a movie. i agree it had an important moral, but i felt that it would have been better on a tv special or something it was too much of a soap opera, like whe sandra bollock fell down the staircase i lauged out loud, it didn't add to the plot at all. babel was far better i think. but i'm sure the rest of the country will probably disagree with me and call me a racist, but that's life.

Answer 4

i honestly hated the movie, everyone i saw it with thought it sucked. but to answer your question the most reprehensible is the racist cop and the the upstanding is the Mexican who was also in WTC.