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Ryan05 Member 32 Posts 5/05	Posted - Oct 22 2005 : 8:11PM I just saw a great trailer for Brokeback Mountain. It is the story of two cowboys, two hot cowboys that is, who fall in love while shepherding in the mountains.They love each other, but have to hide it because of society. This is the kind of movie I have been waiting to see. It encapsulates the idea that gay men have to sacrifice their love in order to look normal. What do you guys think? Click Here For TRAILER Releasing on: December 9th, 2005 Edited by - Ryan05 on Oct 22 2005 [Link]
malkira Member 323 Posts 6/02	Posted - Oct 22 2005 : 9:58PM I'll wait for the inevitable porn takeoff - Bareback Mountain. [Link]
Ryan05 Member 32 Posts 5/05	Posted - Oct 22 2005 : 10:28PM LOL. Good one! How about Bareass Mountain? or Ballsack Mountain? or Bearback Mountain? or... [Link]
GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00	Posted - Dec 11 2005 : 12:13AM The movie is fantastic and a serious tear-jerker. Ledger deserves an Oscar. (Gyllanhaal is great, too.) The story, in case you haven't read it, is here. ~ GaySatyr (ABB) Edited to change URL for story. Now hosted by Barnes & Noble Edited by - GaySatyr on 1/2/2006 3:04:40 PM [Link]
netguy Member 687 Posts 12/99	Posted - Dec 13 2005 : 8:55PM BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - The gay cowboy romance "Brokeback Mountain" positioned itself as a key Oscar competitor Tuesday, roping in seven Golden Globe nominations, including best dramatic picture and honors for actor Heath Ledger and director Ang Lee. [Link]

netguy Member 687 Posts 12/99	Posted - Dec 13 2005 : 8:56PM TransAmerica looks really good as well with Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives) click here Edited by - Netguy on 12/13/2005 8:57:29 PM [Link]
GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00	Posted - Dec 13 2005 : 9:12PM The fundies are ramping up a media campaign against Brokeback Mountain as was probably to be expected. ~ GaySatyr (ABB) [Link]
netguy Member 687 Posts 12/99	Posted - Dec 22 2005 : 9:43PM How graphic is the sex scenes? I keep reading they are, and of course this movie hasn't come to our local Lowes theater, although they did have a big poster up. [Link]
GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00	Posted - Dec 23 2005 : 12:48AM I consider the sex pretty tame (but then, I watch Titan Media gay porn). Let's put it this way: were they a male/female couple, the movie would probably have gotten a PG or, morel likely, PG-13 rating. ~ GaySatyr (ABB) [Link]
Ryan05 Member 32 Posts 5/05	Posted - Dec 23 2005 : 10:35PM I saw it, it was one of the best romance movies I have ever seen. I fell in love with Jake Gyllenhaal to be honest. The sex scenes were sometimes animalistic, but at other times very warm and romantic. There's nothing like it. It's funny how only certain theathers will carry the movie because it is about two gay men who are in love. We have a long way to go. [Link]
Billy Bathgate Member Choooooooch! 507 Posts 7/02	Posted - Dec 27 2005 : 8:55PM I prefer to see the glass as half full. I don't think there is going to be much of a reaction from the far right, at least not a reaction that a lot of people are going to bother to take notice of. Read Frank Rich’s column in the Sunday NY Times of 12/18/05, Two Gay Cowboys Hit a Home Run. In part: WHAT if they held a culture war and no one fired a shot? That's the compelling tale of ''Brokeback Mountain.'' Here is a heavily promoted American movie depicting two men having sex -- the precise sex act that was still a crime in some states until the Supreme Court struck down sodomy laws just two and a half years ago -- but there is no controversy, no Fox News tar and feathering, no roar from the religious right. ''Brokeback Mountain'' has instead become the unlikely Oscar favorite, propelled by its bicoastal sweep of critics' awards, by its unexpected dominance of the far less highfalutin Golden Globes and, perhaps most of all, by the lure of a gold rush. Last weekend it opened to the highest per-screen average of any movie this year...... ...in truth the audience doesn't have to be coerced to get it. This is where the country has been steadily moving of late. ''Brokeback Mountain,'' a Hollywood product after all, is not leading a revolution but ratifying one, fleshing out -- quite literally -- what most Americans now believe. It's not for nothing that the proposed constitutional ban on same-sex marriage vanished as soon as the election was over. Polls show that a large American majority support equal rights for gay couples as long as the unions aren't labeled ''marriage'' -- and given the current swift pace of change, that reservation, too, will probably fade in the next 5 to 10 years. The history of ''Brokeback Mountain'' as a film project in itself crystallizes how fast the climate has shifted. Mr. McMurtry and Ms. Ossana bought the screen rights to the Proulx story after it was published in The New Yorker in 1997. That was the same year the religious right declared a fatwa on Disney because Ellen DeGeneres came out of the closet in her ABC prime-time sitcom. In the eight years it took ''Brokeback Mountain'' to overcome Hollywood's shilly-shallying and at last be made, the Disney boycott collapsed and Ms. DeGeneres's star rose. She's now a mainstream daytime talk-show host competing with Oprah. No one has forgotten she's a lesbian. No one cares. Billy [Link]
Goofyfoot Member 186 Posts 1/04	Posted - Dec 28 2005 : 1:57AM Ryan05 wrote: It's funny how only certain theathers will carry the movie because it is about two gay men who are in love. We have a long way to go. Click to expand Only certain theaters carry it because I believe it is an indie release and that's the norm. It's playing at the Landmark in La Jolla which tends to run indie films. I saw it a week 1/2 ago with my girl and thought it was good. [Link]
GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00	Posted - Jan 2 2006 : 12:40PM This was posted on IMDb by someone so afraid of being outed, and, yet, so moved by seeing Brokeback Mountain, that he deleted his profile and account immediately after posting: I am 29 yrs old and still in the closet and hiding who I truly am.I grew up in a small town where i was a star athlete,prom king in high school,the all American boy so to speak.I cannot come out to my family or friends for reasons of maybe loosing all of them as well as my job.I once had a very special love in my life,he is dead now,he took his own life when he was only 23.He could not accept himself or could not trust others to accept who he was,i don't blame him for killing himself , I blame society! I miss him and there is not a day that goes by that i do not think of him,I am trying to hold back the tears as i write this.We met in college and our story is very similar to the one in this movie as well I'm sure a lot of peoples.If Tim were alive,(that was my true loves name)I know he would have fallen in love with this movie as i did and could now see the bit of hope that this film has shown me.I saw this film by my self and sat in the back of the theatre and in very sad beautiful way i felt like Tim was there with me.Its funny i never thought i would find such comfort by typing a bit of my story on an IMDb website.I hope to god this movie walks away with the Oscars it deserves,and i hope to god this movie makes it to main street theatres and not only limited ones (where i saw it)where i had to drive 2 hrs away from my home to see it.I've seen a lot of movies this year and even though a lot of them were quite good ,this one by far is the most powerful and unique,and groundbreaking!I also feel that it is the most timely,Other films about Jonny cash or about the McCarthy drama in the 50s,(as good as they are)should not be taking precedent over something so important and powerful as whats going on today with prejudice and the inhumane treatment of people.I also feel that Heathe ledgers performance is far more impressive and a challenge that he meets,than others who maybe giving great impersonations of people but are not nearly as deep and original as what Heathe ledger does in this film.If anyone reads this ,please spread the word to people and tell them the importance of this film it really could get people to think a little more,and maybe then more gay young men in the world would stop killing themselves,and more gay young men will stop being infected by HIV because they have no self worth or love for themselves to put on a condom.but can you blame them when their own families ,churches,friends,society is telling them that they are not to be loved or to love themselves! So when this movie finished i walked to my car,drove down a dark alley way,locked the doors and did what any other tough young cowboy did, I cried....some days I'm just barely hanging on but movies like this want to make me keep fighting,thank you broke back mountain Click to expand ~ GaySatyr (ABB) [Link]
Billy Bathgate Member Choooooooch! 507 Posts 7/02	Posted - Jan 2 2006 : 2:59PM Moving. If this movie inspires even a few people to love themselves for who they are, whatever their circumstances, it will be a success whatever money it makes. Billy [Link]
EroticVoyeur Member 27 Posts 5/05	Posted - Feb 1 2006 : 2:04AM Hi All, "Brokeback Mountain" is one of the best movies which I have seen in a very long time. The sex is not very graphic, for it is not a movie primarily about sex, but love and romance, and the tragic forces which keep two people apart. It's a very beautiful ... and tragic movie. I have recommended it to numerous people, and everyone who has seen it has loved it. If you haven't seen it yet, Go See It! It's well-written, beautifully acted and directed--simply a must-see! EV P. S. We, also, need as a community to get out there and support movies like this with our wallets. Those who make good movies with positive messages about gay people need to be rewarded. [Link]

AztecGold11 Member 514 Posts 8/05	Posted - Feb 1 2006 : 7:09PM I'm a straight fan of Heath Ledger..especially in A Knights Tale and The Patriot . How do they handle the sex? Do they kiss? Do they use gay stunt doubles? [Link]
GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00	Posted - Feb 1 2006 : 9:14PM AztecGold11 wrote: I'm a straight fan of Heath Ledger..especially in A Knights Tale and The Patriot . How do they handle the sex? Do they kiss? Do they use gay stunt doubles? Click to expand Jake uses a stunt double where he is to jump off a cliff into the river; however, both he and Heath do their own kissing and sex scenes. The sex is SO tame that, were this str8 sex and back in the early '80's, it would probably have been rated 'PG' instead of 'R.' ~ GaySatyr (ABB) [Link]
vodka tonic coolest cucumber who 1243 Posts 11/02	Posted - Feb 2 2006 : 2:51PM It was a beautiful love story. At one moment, when Jake Gyllenhaal visits male prostitutes in Mexico, I thought, OMG, please, no AIDS allegory, let him not catch a STD or something. One subject at a time. Thankfully, it remained a love story until the end. A very sad one, of course, but very pure too. [Link]
AztecGold11 Member 514 Posts 8/05	Posted - Feb 4 2006 : 8:42PM Do you think it was very difficult for these straight actors to kiss? I can't imagine kissing another woman in a sexual way. [Link]
netguy Member 687 Posts 12/99	Posted - Feb 5 2006 : 10:53PM I don't think its that difficult for actors these days. All in a days work! [Link]
GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00	Posted - Feb 5 2006 : 11:24PM I am absolutely amazed that Brokeback Mountain is STILL in the top 10 in terms of its box office receipts. (Not that I don't think it deserves the attention and attendance, mind you; I'm just really surprised at the numbers of people going to see it.) ~ GaySatyr (ABB) [Link]
AztecGold11 Member 514 Posts 8/05	Posted - Feb 5 2006 : 11:29PM GaySatyr wrote: I am absolutely amazed that Brokeback Mountain is STILL in the top 10 in terms of its box office receipts. (Not that I don't think it deserves the attention and attendance, mind you; I'm just really surprised at the numbers of people going to see it.) ~ GaySatyr (ABB) Click to expand I would like to see it-but will wait for the DVD. Isn't it usually 6 mo. from theatre to DVD? [Link]
EroticVoyeur Member 27 Posts 5/05	Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 7:20AM Aztec Gold, I don't think that it was that difficult for the actors to display affection for each other. They're actors and used to getting into characters. Also, actors tend to be a pretty free-spirited bunch. They had to realize, too, that they were in a terrific film, so that probably inspired them to give it their all. As for your seeing it, you really should go see it on the big screen. There are great scenes of the landscape of the mountains out West which look best in a movie theatre. Also, as I think I posted before, it's a good movie to support. I am pleased that it scored all the Oscar nominations, and I certainly hope that it wins as many Oscars as possible. Of course, an older female relative of mine, my mom, would disagree with me. Though she liked "Brokeback Mountain," she insists that the actor who deserves the Oscar for best actor is the man who played Truman in "Capote." Sorry, Heath! EV [Link]

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