film is very delicate, but it does not see the arrogance and arrogance of Hollywood blockbusters. Ang Lee is still very humanistic. I remember that the "Sense and Sensibility" he directed and filmed has a very good reputation. Interpreting the classic works of Westerners with the understanding of Easterners can still be accepted by both the East and the West, or it can be smooth. Or it's a coincidence, such an achievement is really not easy. The calm, gentle, slightly sympathetic portrayal of a gay couple is probably what makes this film so successful—it's not a quest for wonder, or exaggeration or accusation. In the almost perfect western scenery of the United States, there is always a sadness in my heart. It turns out that there can be more than friendship between two men!
In fact, they themselves may not be able to explain clearly what is between them. But they really need and depend on each other. One person occupies such an important place in another person's life. This is the first real "gay" film I've ever seen, not the kind that always seem gender-misaligned.
In fact, in the end, he still decided to attend his daughter's wedding, and since then, maybe he will no longer escape. In the past, he always chose to avoid his life and his responsibilities as a husband, father and even a man, but after he lost him, life finally made him understand something. Maybe the most beautiful memories can only stay in Broke Back Mountain forever. Life has to go on, why can't you accept yourself and accept life?
This is a story about love, but it is neither kitsch nor detached, just ordinary life, how many people can understand it?
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