The simmering social and racial tensions of Do the Right Thing, the perspectives of the law enforcement, the lawmakers, the lawbreakers, and the people in between à la The Wire, and the hyperlinked narratives of Altman's best. Basically, what if the shitty Crash was actually NOT shitty? Unfortunately it feels like it's setting up something a bit more explosive than what we got but as it stands it's a pretty incisive drama about the issues plaguing the population of Hell (New Jersey).

The simmering social and racial tensions of Do the Right Thing, the perspectives of the law enforcement, the lawmakers, the lawbreakers, and the people in between à la The Wire, and the hyperlinked narratives of Altman's best. Basically, what if the shitty Crash was actually NOT shitty? Unfortunately it feels like it's setting up something a bit more explosive than what we got but as it stands it's a pretty incisive drama about the issues plaguing the population of Hell (New Jersey).