just for love

When Ennis went to Jack's home, hoping to bring the ashes back to the breakback mountain, Jack's father said to him, "Jack used to read Ennis Delma and said, 'I'll bring him one day and let dad He has a lot of half-baked ideas about what to do when you move in, build a small house, run a farm. This spring...he said he would bring someone, and he Get a place to live, help with the farm, say the guy is his neighbor in Texas, and he's going to break up with his wife and come back here. Saying that, but most of Jack's ideas never came to fruition." Seeing this brought tears to my eyes. . . Because this reminds me of the time when Jack heard that Ennis had finished the divorce lawsuit, and happily drove 14 hours to find Ennis, ready to start a new life with him, but was rejected by Ennis on the grounds that he needed to accompany his daughter, How disappointed and miserable he must be at the moment.

In comparison, Jack is braver than Ennis when it comes to his inner feelings. He doesn't care about other people's opinions. He just wants to live with the people he loves simply and persistently. Just like the promise of countless new people before God, "Whether you are poor or rich, healthy or sick, I will be with you in all weal and woe, never betray you, and spend the future life together." And Ennis' image of the shadow of his childhood cannot be cast aside. Open everything and live the life he truly desires, until Jack died, he knew that he would never be able to erase the regret in his heart. I think the last sentence of Ennis: "Jack, I swear..." is to repeat their promise in the bottom of my heart, he may go to the Brokeback Mountain to build a farm, when the night falls, facing the Brokeback Mountain in the clouds, drink Sipping bean soup, listening to the babbling creek passing by my ears, thinking about Jack all night.

The only one who can witness their feelings is Brokeback Mountain.



This is the first time I have watched a movie so seriously, because I have never been able to understand gay. Men and men, women and women, even if they have mutual admiration in their hearts, how can they have the same impulse physically? I can't imagine that the most fundamental laws of nature since the birth of human beings are gradually being broken. When I saw Jack's eyes looking at Ennis, so ambiguous and seductive, I would still unconsciously think of him as a "female" side, and I would ask over and over again in my heart, why does he like "her"? Handsome appearance? Sexy lips? or something else? Or just because of the first kiss in the tent? Doesn't he feel awkward when he hugs "her"? Do you feel an electric shock when you touch a body that is no different from your own?

Despite all these questions, I was unknowingly overwhelmed by the performance of the actors, because, it was so natural, I would really be thrilled when they reunited 4 years later, I could really feel the moment when Ennis got the news of Jack's death Bone pain, I would cry with him, bury my head in that blood-stained shirt, and sniff his breath deeply. The so-called true love between men and women may not be as good as this.

Thanks to Director Ang Lee for quietly describing such a crowd misunderstood by most people for us, I believe that after watching this movie, people's views on gays will change, and I sincerely wish them the pursuit of true love.

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