"He's on the shores of Lake Campo, there's a log cabin, a little house, a little boat, and we should be looking for a weekend to go and drink some whiskey, catch a fish, get away from the hustle and bustle, and everybody doesn't mind who has an affair with whom, and doesn't mind expressing their thoughts bluntly." In everyone's heart, there is a brokeback mountain. - Brokeback Mountain
I love you, it has nothing to do with gender, but the same sex tends to have to endure more pressure from the world.
These two people must love each other enough to rely on a short reunion to support the long years without each other. But I think their wives are so miserable and pitiful, they obviously don't love them but they marry and have children, and what have they done wrong to be treated like this?
How on earth do men do they differentiate sex and love so clearly? This is sincerely admirable.
The male protagonist has two children after going to marriage, Jack is also, although the two have a family, but the home is not home without any warmth, there is no love, Jack only wants to go to Brokeback Mountain with the male protagonist, as before to live a carefree life.
They only meet once a year, and although the two are of the same sex, love and miss are far more than the ordinary love I see.
The most painful thing in the whole movie is the wife who carefully leaves a note in her husband's fish basket, she is in tears, her voice is exhausted, he is crazy and violent, life is wrapped up in everyone, no one can successfully escape.
When he cried that his family occupied all of his life, did he ever think that his wife would do the same?
He probably didn't want to think about it anymore, everyone wanted to fly, but when the burden was getting heavier, no one could fly. So real, people can't get rid of desire, whether it's Jack, who is lonely enough to ask for pleasure from others, or Ennis, who has overstepping his wife behind his back, even if family and love stand in front of them, they are slaves to desire.
People still can't be lonely, and loneliness will make them crazy. Love is great, let them go against ethics and go to the truth, and loneliness is the punishment they should not bear.
I love the episode "I don't want to say goodbye." I heard it a long time ago and felt sad and happy, people want to cry, just watched the movie and listened to this song, the movie did not make me cry, but this song made me want to cry a little.
A lifetime of upheaval and displacement could not rival that summer. Because of Jack, Ennis will live his whole life in a fog, unable to love or let go. And just like that, Jack did that.
That shirt is the real beauty, the beginning and the end of everything.
The most moving thing is not only the overlapping shirt at the end, but also their every hug, as if each hug is a permanent parting, two crazy beasts, deeply embedded in each other's body, as far as possible to reduce the distance between the flesh, two lonely and lonely hearts, love is the heart skeleton.
In fact, I have always been confused about the American way of life, they never seem to save money, they earn flowers every day, and they earn money after spending. It seems free, but what about later? There are also their families, parents raise to adulthood do not care, do not want to retire, just like this from generation to generation.
Jack's long-term wish was to spend the rest of his life on his farm with the people he loved, and he received the support of his parents but never waited for Ennis.
Ennis has been living in the shadow of watching gay couples tortured to death as a child, and can only hide in Brokeback Mountain again and again. Both are trapped in life and trapped in the economy, and the predecessors have mentioned economic independence and material foundation again and again, and perhaps these people have a real yearning for love in their hearts.
Director Ang Lee, filming this special feeling gently and delicately, in fact, it has nothing to do with same-sex love, but love and can't help it.
It is impossible to ignore the suffering of the female characters in the film, but the forbidden love that is not accepted by the world is doomed to tragedy and helplessness in the end. The fly in the ointment for me is that the beginning of love is missing, and some can't understand where this deep love comes from.
It can be said that the dialogue between the characters in "Brokeback Mountain" is countless, and it is replaced by the whistling wind on the western plains.
The simple, endless, and difficult to determine the source of the wind not only fully reflects the silence of the scene and the vastness of the space, creating a boundless artistic conception, but also communicates the inside and outside of the painting, communicates the past, the present and the future, leads the audience's thoughts to the infinite life and universe, and expresses the loneliness of homosexuality in the film as a universal and eternal human experience.
Although you can't experience love between the same sex, you can only compare it to worldly love, and you can't be together from the moment you love each other, until you suddenly leave, only to find that you are so important, and losing you to me, everything is meaningless.
Although many people cannot understand the love of the two protagonists, in my opinion, they do not love each other, they only love a longing lifestyle and a certain self-memory, not satisfied with the current state of life but afraid of the end, can only use the excuse of love to indulge themselves between the two ways of life.
What is the comment of everyone on this?