Crash Movie 1996 Review at Jennifer Winkfield blog

Crash Movie 1996 Review. david cronenberg's uncompromising adaptation of jg ballard's 70s novel crash still shocks and disturbs despite a lack of character empathy. another standout in his repertoire is crash, released in 1996. for a movie obsessed with the connection between sexual intercourse and car accidents, david cronenberg's crash could hardly be more stationary. The film stars james spader as a film producer named james ballard who, while driving home from work one night, crashes into another car, sending the passenger of the car flying through his windshield. it is a strange and insightful film about human sexual compulsion (“belle de jour,” “peeping tom,” and “damage,” are others). a raw and unsettling morality piece on modern angst and urban disconnect, crash examines. for a movie obsessed with the connection between sexual.

a raw and unsettling morality piece on modern angst and urban disconnect, crash examines. it is a strange and insightful film about human sexual compulsion (“belle de jour,” “peeping tom,” and “damage,” are others). for a movie obsessed with the connection between sexual. another standout in his repertoire is crash, released in 1996. david cronenberg's uncompromising adaptation of jg ballard's 70s novel crash still shocks and disturbs despite a lack of character empathy. for a movie obsessed with the connection between sexual intercourse and car accidents, david cronenberg's crash could hardly be more stationary. The film stars james spader as a film producer named james ballard who, while driving home from work one night, crashes into another car, sending the passenger of the car flying through his windshield.

Crash (1996) The Criterion Collection

Crash Movie 1996 Review another standout in his repertoire is crash, released in 1996. for a movie obsessed with the connection between sexual intercourse and car accidents, david cronenberg's crash could hardly be more stationary. david cronenberg's uncompromising adaptation of jg ballard's 70s novel crash still shocks and disturbs despite a lack of character empathy. another standout in his repertoire is crash, released in 1996. The film stars james spader as a film producer named james ballard who, while driving home from work one night, crashes into another car, sending the passenger of the car flying through his windshield. a raw and unsettling morality piece on modern angst and urban disconnect, crash examines. it is a strange and insightful film about human sexual compulsion (“belle de jour,” “peeping tom,” and “damage,” are others). for a movie obsessed with the connection between sexual.