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I'm having real hard time rating this movie in our year of 2025 because it's aged so poorly and yet it is unintentionally funny - sort of cringeworthy funny, which makes it kind of enjoyable to watch. Crash has ironically become a parody of movies about racism in 90s and 00s.

I have no idea what the movie is trying to say but apparently americans loved this movie when it came out in 2004. Actors and director try really hard to make some point about different races and ethnicities but for me as an european the point remains a mystery and it all comes out painfully, cringeworthily funny.

What year is this? Does my time machine work and I'm back in 00s when ton of comedies like this were shown each year in cinemas?

This is a great 90 minute stupid and absurd comedy (the best kind). The length is perfect, jokes are pretty good for the golden age of the comedy (80s to 00s) and ecxellent for today. However, 20-30% percent of more jokes would have made this movie a 10/10 comedy for me. There's no such thing as too many jokes!

The lack of funny comedy movies nowadays makes me sad and hopefully this is the start of a big screen 90 minute comedy comeback. Hopefully the sad, depressive comedies of 2020s have seen their peak and die peacefully to make place for a funny, stupid, absurd comedy renessance.

I'm sure people who liked the first one, will like this one as well. However, for some reason I think that 35+ year old people will appreciate it more than youngsters, especially us millenial Lindsey Lohan fans who grew up with her excellent movies in the 90s and 00s. I must admit I'm really happy she got her life back together and is acting again.

On the negative side, it would have been a bit better if this was a 90 minute movie, which I find to be a perfect length for comedies. I really hope that Naked Gun and this movie will be the start of a big screen comedy comeback because last 10 years have been horrible to comedies.