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Abbey Normal said:My husband saw an article today that discussed the "Oscar buzz" for Brokeback Mountain. (Sorry, he doesn't remember whose article it was).
So, those of you who predicted that Hollywood would fall over themselves to honor this pic were correct.
Btw, for anyone interested, the tag line for the movie is "Love is a force of Nature"
Abbey Normal said:Great tag line, Bonnie!
Bonnie said:What Im wondering is just who exactly is this movie supposed to relate to?? Im assuming gay men which makes up what about 5% of the population? The joke here is that Hollywood actually thinks mainstream anyone is interested in Cowboy gay love. So I have to think this movie was made in the hopes that people other than gay men will see it and somehow be inspired to "understand the gay cowboy dilemna?? OR they just wanted to praise eachother at how open minded and tolerant they all are in Hollywood and we the little people are supposed to be educated to this and gravel at their feet yelling "thank you for enlightening us"..........
Abbey Normal said:Oops, Bonnie I meant great signature line- yours about Vietnam. It's so perfect.
KarlMarx said:The movie just is a promotion for the gay lifestyle... face it. They tried to pull the same thing last summer in the movie about Alexander the Great at the expense of historical accuracy. Of course, Alexander bombed, too.
Of course, all the Hollywood libs, the Park Avenue elites, the academics and so on are going to be falling over each other trying to get to see this movie. They'll be trying to out do each other to heap praise on this film in front of the first available camera, at cocktail parties or any available column in their local paper. It's the latest "thing", they'll want to fit in and get status.
And of course, this movie is going to win some academy award. Hollywood is going to break its back contorting itself to convince the rest of us podunks that we're missing something great.
theHawk said:How can anyone not be a Salma fan...
True. Scorsese thanked the protesters for drawing such attention to the film.mom4 said:Hopefully, conservatives will just blow this off. If people think it's that big of a deal, they will go see it just to see what the controversy is. Remember the Last Temptation of Christ... that movie would never have gained the notoriety it did if conservatives wouldn't have put up such a fuss.
Actually, that percentage is the total of gay men and women.Bonnie said:Im assuming gay men which makes up what about 5% of the population?
Pale Rider said:Well, actually fuzz, and I hate to be the one to point this out, because I think Salma Hayek is extremely hot, but in the movie "Frida", she did a lesbian love scene, and yes, they were naked, and romping and rolling around together.
Hagbard Celine said:I don't know why, but for some reason I thought this movie was called, "Bareback Mountain." I don't know why I would've thought that!
The ClayTaurus said:Let's be honest, the real problem many have is with male homo sex, not general homo sex. People will line up all day long to watch girl on girl action.
I disagree. The actual sexual content in the movie is problem quite limited. Movie goers are not going so they can see two men getting it on rather to see the story of the men in a contrary lifestyle and how they and others live with that. I am equally disinterested in seeing the same scenario if it was about about two women.