Consumer

1. Falling Down Michael Douglas is a mild-mannered guy with a screwed-on-tight haircut who’s had it with everybody — Latino gang members, an Asian shop owner, mighty-white golfers, even a surplus-store-owning Nazi. Crash would go on to win Oscar and Oprah acclaim for exploring the meaning of race, alienation and L.A. traffic, but remember: This 1993 movie, badly marketed as a mere serial-killer flick, expended its bullets first — and with better accuracy.