Brokeback Mountain....what did you think of it?
366887
Let me first say that the subject matter did not bother me AT ALL. \n\nBut I was a little disappointed. I felt like the love story part (which was quite crucial to the story) wasnt developed enough. It didnt seem to me that the two were "in love." I felt that Heath Ledger's character wasnt really IN LOVE with his lover. I thought that the passion and physical desire was definitely there, but I just didnt see the evidence of LOVE on his part. That was disappointing to me. \n\nBut other than that, I thought they did a good job with it. I thought that the acting was phenomenal!
353344
Watch "Brokeback Mountain."
265401
I saw it on Friday. It was a bit strange and far fetched in places but generally I thought it was really interesting and profound. My boyfriend didn't like it though. He thought it was a load of crap!
372725
i did. i liked it. it's in my list of top romance movies...the others are shining through, possession and the notebook. i didnt cry as hard when i watched the notebook though. i only ended up with my eyes being misty. i liked the last part best, when the guy truly realized how much he loved the girl and took the seat where he knew he most definitely would die. i just loved that part. you could see his fear...heck, who isnt afraid of death...yet he chose to die for the girl. now that is love. lol. and im not the kind who easily gets mushy mind you. i can relate more to the guys situation than the girl. ;)
94232
I loved that movie! After I saw it I could not get the songs out of my head!! I think that movie is SO great! Not only are the songs great but the dancing and actors were awesome, too!                              \nI LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!
442478
Absolutely horrendous.  I thought the mini-series was pretty bad (considering how low budget it was); but it was light-years better than that Disney crap.\n\nShudder.  To think I actually looked forward to the movie.
451283
One of the best movies I've seen in awhile. Some friends at work have been making jokes about it ("Butt-Crack Mountain", etc) but after I saw it, I stopped laughing at them. I've heard folks say it was a pro-gay film but the movie didn't glorify homosexuality at all. In fact, it scared some people even furthur into the closet. My wife and I talked about it for days after we saw it. It will stay in your thoughts for some time after you see it.
779559
it was pretty interesting. good acting, interesting plot, somehow it didnt nail it though.\n\ni didnt figure out the plot at all. i was still stumped why hoffman would keep talking to ferrell. i figure'd he write him off as a nutjob.
824214
Yes! Excellent movie and scenery.  My daughter says it is her new favorite.  I especially liked it because the book, "My Friend Flicka" was one of my favorites as a child.  And Tim McGraw was totally perfect as the dad.  I wonder about the mom though...she didn't really seem to fit in with the setting, more of a hippie type than a rancher.
365813
Yes, I have seen Stay Alive and I was pleasantly surprised. I waited two weeks after it came out and read peoples' responses on Yahoo Answers. Most of the people said it sucked, but my boyfriend wanted to see it so we went. Like I said, I was surprised because everyone said it was bad, but my boyfriend and I really liked it. \n\nI guess it depends on the individual, because a lot of people liked The Hills Have Eyes and I thought it was STUPID!!!!
604030
I loved it, it ruled! Best movie of that past 10 years.\n(since Braveheart)\n\nThe only flaws were: \n not enough sephiroth\nand no chocobo's :( lol\n\neither way, it was GREAT
1011350
I rented it by chance and I thought it was great! Very good! I thought it was going to be another Hollywood action film, but it was not. Pretty violent. Some fucked up characters. etc... (don't want to spoil the film)
474106
I think everybody needs to wake up and realize that this type of movie was going to be made sooner or later.  I'm actually surprised it took this long.  Walmart would be slitting thier throats if they didn't sell the movie, b/c there are quite a few people out there that have seen and enjoyed the film.  I haven't seen it and don't have a desire to, and that has absolutely nothing to do with the fact the the lead characters are homosexuals.  To not sell Broke Back Mountain would lead to removing many other titles from the shelves as well, including Rent.  It has homosexual characters in it.  Broke Back Mountain is to 2006 as Song of The South was to the 1980's.  This too will pass
364345
Yep! Just saw it tonight! I loved it, it was great. I couldn't stop laughing when everyone at the boxing ring were breaking their necks...and I start laughing every time I think of it lol.\n\n\nFor those who haven't seen it yet! DO it now!
375101
I enjoyed it. Anything that takes itself too seriously deserves to be put up to ridicule, and that includes the Church.\n\nBesides that, the jokes were funny and well-timed, the plot was coherent within its own setting, the casting was perfect enough that I couldn't see anyone else playing the parts (especially Linda Fiorentino and Alan Rickman), and the cynicism toed the line between mockery and adoration.
918833
I saw it a few months ago at the Toronto Film Festival - I had to leave about a half-hour before it ended to get to my next movie.  I have no desire to see the part I missed.  What I saw of it was very formulaic, and (although I actually really like Crowe), it was hard to buy him as a romantic lead in a feel-good comedy (well, dramedy).\n\nIf you like RC, I'd skip "A Good Year" and re-watch him in "L.A. Confidential."
158078
i never used to think so until i saw brokeback mountain.......KEEP YOUR BOOTS ON!!