The Crash

This should be compulsory for all 16 and above kids at school. It shows how sensible kids can make mistakes and the outcomes of those mistakes and how it can affect families, friends, schools and everything in general. It depicts the feelings of uselessness that there is nothing you can do to fix things after that momentary loss of concentration. As a car accident survivor it brought back terrible memories. The film just shows that you dont have to be a drugged up or alcohol fueled speeder to become a statistic and it can and does just happen to normal people. I was amazed Id never heard or seen this before as it is 12 years old. I think all worried parnets should sit there children through this as it is harrowing and if it stops one accident it will have done its job.

The crash was an absolutely excellent watch. It was the most emotional and compelling drama I have ever watched. I feel it really put the message out there about teenagers driving loud and clear. I must admit I would now think twice about getting in the car with another person. It also hammers home safe driving, I like it because it is an interesting drama with an incredibly important message. The acting from everyone involved was brilliant, everyone was convincing and brought me to tears. I cried for so long after as you just think: What if that was me and my friends? Or me and my sister? The crew, cast producer, directors and everyone involved should be truly proud of this. The best thing I have seen on TV in a long time.

Well done. Get out the tissues it's a desperately sad story.

I admit, I wasn't expecting much from this film. I was wrong. The acting was truly remarkable and the message was loud and clear. I hope it made a lot of young people think and drive a bit more carefully. It's so easy to think you're invincible when you're young... This film really touched me. I thought about it for days after watching it. I also cried A LOT while watching, again, the acting was great. This kind of thing happen every day in real life and I had never seen a film before that focused on this matter, or at least entirely on this matter. Very well done to everyone involved. I wish there were more TV films like this.