How many of you have seen the movie "Brokeback Mountain"?
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Watched it a few times, each time gets me more.  The love is sooooo deep, much deeper than Titanic.  I don't usually cry, but it did it.
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"Crash" was a pretty interesting film. I liked it very much, though sometimes it seemed to be pretty derivative. It reminded me of "Short Cuts" (which is a great movie), and a lot of other ensemble films that I'd liked a lot better. \n\n"Brokeback Mountain," on the other hand, was slow, but really beautifully shot, and completely original. Since your question is just between these two, I'd've voted for "Brokeback."
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Ya loved it! The Indian family was shown nicely... Typical mommie with that line - "khasmano bla bla" And ya the football coach was a real cutiee :-D \n\nThe main girl acted well too. Dark yet had this good presence... N her gay friend hehe!!\n\nI knew of the actress Kiera only after this movie n she went on to get nominated for oscars this yr!!
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Well, I've seen them both, and while I think that Brokeback Mountain was a great film and that you should see it when you get the chance, I really liked V for Vendetta more. They're really completely different movies so it's hard to compare them. If I could only see one, I would see V, because it touches on many themes, has some good action, and really gives you something to think about (not that Brokeback doesn't, but the message in V is more broad). While Brokeback is good, V is incredible.
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I saw it the day it came out (which was also my birthday) and I love it.  I'm actually thinking about going to Walmart at Midnight to get it first thing Tuesday.  I'm a huge Rascal Flatts and Nascar fan, so this was the perfect movie for me.\n\nBasically, the movie is about a big shot car who ends up getting stuck in a small town and he comes to realize that it's not so bad slowing down in life and enjoying the little things.  Life doesn't have to be go go go all the time.
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Well, there are many points of viw on this one.\n  Brokeback Mountain is critically acclaimd by many, beign the favorite at the Oscars.\n  The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe is also an amazing cinematic experience.\n\nIt all comes down to what kind of movie do you like?
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I don't think so.\n\nThe story, the music, and the acting of Brokeback Mountain touches the soul few movies can. It's universal. Women, men, gay, and straight, from all walks of life and cultures, who possess the same human decency of kindness and conscience, resonate in the same ways. That's the kind of beauty in BBM that grabs people and makes them cry.\n\nNeedless to say, those who are afraid to watch the movie, or cannot experience the true meaning of it, would not have much to say about it.  To say I have lived, I must have experienced.  This movie is an experience of a life-time.
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I saw the movie on opening day. It is now my all time favorite movie. If you like anything that goes fast, or you like motorcycles of any type, or if you like Anthony Hopkins or if you like New Zealand you will probably love the movie. If you don't like that stuff, you might like the movie. If you are a movie critic, you might think it is just okay. I would see it again and I would buy the DVD.\n\nJust as a warning, the movie has inspired me to go to Bonneville. I am going to try to go this year to check it out and hopefully I can plan to race next year.
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Brokeback Mountain. It's great.
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i loved the movie!! it's called The Country Bears and you can find it at any store that sells movies.
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Crash was a better movie.  I think as much as Brokeback wanted to make a statement about gay romance, most of the country as well as the Academy isn't comfortable with a premise that is so anachronistic.  \n\nAnd Crash addressed a topic that MORE people can relate too in a setting that is very very much like real life.\n\n"Capote" was a better movie than Brokeback mountain and it got the awards it deserved.  Its almost as if Ang Lee said "Hmm let's take the least gay icon in American History and make it gay."  PLUS...it really looked more like an essay on bi-sexuality and lust, rather than the charming love story every other sheep out there bleats it out to be.
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It was good.  I watched it at the drive in back this past summer/spring.  I plan to watch it again.  It wasn't the best romantic movie that I ever saw but it was one worth recommending.
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Me! And I absolutely loved it.  I didn't remember seeing it until I came across a website dedicated to it.  It's a lovely and sad movie that brings back so many memories.
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I dont know but Brokeback Mountain was a good movie
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It made me cry. I recommend that you see it. It's an inspirational and educational movie.
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A must see!\n\nAng Lee's upcoming film "Brokeback Mountain" about two young cowboys (Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal) who tumble into love while herding sheep through the Wyoming mountain range during the early '60s, was excluded from the Cannes screening schedule altogether reports After Elton. \n\nGiven Ang Lee's track history, the elimination from the running at Cannes is of note, especially since the contenders this year are helmed by indie cinema darlings like Lars Von Trier, David Cronenberg, Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch, and Gus Van Sant (who was originally slotted to direct Brokeback). However, Cannes has also never accepted a film of Lee's for competition, and reportedly don't particularly like him. So the film's rejection from the lineup may have nothing to do with the movie itself, rather with who's directing it.\n\nWhy the project didn't measure up at Cannes remains unknown, though the trades reported two weeks earlier that "Brokeback Mountain" was "looking wobbly for Competition," and confided that the film reportedly "underwhelmed the selection committee."\n\nThis comes at odds with other recent reports that many studio executives were "moved to tears" at a recent screening of it. "It's a great American love story," says a source to the paper who confirmed it is unabashed about the gay relationship that is central to the film and there are sex scenes. Whether the famous Heath Ledger skinny dipping photos that surfaced last year were part of the film is unsure though they won't be in the movie's final edit. \n\nOne of my most reliable sources who also happens to be one of Dark Horizons' greatest supporters (and a really good friend) also confirmed that people were crying and loving the film at a recent US screening.
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yeah i watched the film... it was very touching.... i cried... especially when she died... and yet everytime i watch it now... i still know she dies... and i still want to cry! \n\n(i watched it like 50+times LOL)