Crash (2004) movie - Matt Dillon Thandie Newton Car Fire Scene

[noktimohh2010]

thank you man

[johnmcluskey]

There is something about this scene that makes it different from any other film and makes it so moving. The background of the story, Matt Dillon as an actor (seriously underrated) and Thandie Newton.

[1unknownable]

why does she shake her head at the end?

[Kanganize]

@1unknownable because she hates him

[AwesomeBritishKid]

@1unknownable because he's racist (they meet in another seen)

[Darkynn]

its almost like they reconcile at the end and he realizes how much of an ass he was

[Darkynn]

its a powerful, emotional scene you almost don't know how to react

[Darkynn]

Ya know this scene always brings me to tears. I am a male, Marine that fought in Fallujah Iraq.  You hate him for what he did earlier and yet you see how he risks his life to save her, its such a confusing scene. He realizes what he did, and she looks at him with compassion and loathing at the same time.

[Enzo1966full]

Belo trecho do filme, parabéns. A vida é muito irônica.

[timea52]

my favourite movie!everybody need to watch it need to understand it!

[evenmix1]

This film is a MASTERPIECE

[LordCarlSagan]

strong scene

[nicmafia]

love this scene. the look she gives him as she walks away with the medics. like a mix of shock, gratitude and loathing. the scene then jumps to him, on his knees and his body been anointed by sunlight like a divine redemption for his sins. amazing stuff.

[arbide3]

One of the greatest scenes I ever saw.

[typhone124]

the most best & beautifull scene ever !!! .thank you very much.

[DanteRizo]

If you did not see the movie, this officer molested her at a traffic stop in full view of her husband in a previous scene. The husband was incapable of defending her due to the racist behavior of the two armed officers. Now here, she sees him again, this time, he is trying to "help" her? that explains her first reaction to the officer's presence. "deprevation of law under the cover of authority" is powerful ploy used by some officers on citizens which do not know their rights. Great movie.

[M15949]

wow. Its been too long since i saw this movie.

i only wish i could forget it before i rewatch.

maybe some blunt trauma....

[mysweeteventhorizon]

Brilliant......thank you very much.

This was one of the two most powerful scenes in the movie....the other was with the locksmith and his daughter....

Well done!!!