|
After a number of months hearing when and once more a heap of excellent comments about "Brokeback Mountain" movie I lastly had the opportunity to see this movie in show business. I know I'm kind of late, even Oscars have passed, but it took at some point for the movie to show up in my town. Curious feeling exactly what I felt when the motion picture began playing, after hearing many comments about the film I went to the point from which I currently knew, a minimum of from the morbid side, what the story had to do with and who was whom on the screen. At least that's what I thought. It all beginnings in the distance; one truck passing by the hills and then we discover one young guy outside a workplace that appears to be far away from every little thing. Our 2nd character shows up almost pushing his old black truck. It is now that we realize what they are looking for ... they require a task. They are hired to take care of sheep in the mountains of Wyoming, they will spend the summertime together in the mountains, they will work and live side by side during all those days. No one presumes anything "out of regular" is happening in the story. However something new happens, something from the routine jobs of those working days and nights at "Brokeback Mountain". Something has actually arisen in between the two guys, it is like a storm originating from nowhere that has actually entered their lives which will mark them for life. It seems to be simply a passionate episode of the lonely at the beginning, a dream that none will ever know. Reality directs something different, what simply occurred, will continue happening when and once more, they are attached permanently by a force that makes or bends the will of anybody; something we could call, enjoy. Summertime is over and both men have to return to their worlds far from the mountain, to their previous lives, however inside them in a secret spot they understand those lives exist no more. They have actually been faced with their most inner reality and it will not go away. They do not belong to that traditional culture, they belong just to each various other since those day in the mountains. He hasn't had much luck in life because youth and it appears to accentuate daily, now even his spouse understands about his inclinations. Things fail at "del Mar's" house, marital relationship brakes and he is laid off fighting for life in a culture that would stone him to death if they just understood. There are bright minutes too, and those take place at "Brokeback" where he regularly meets Jack who takes a trip from far away Texas to meet the only love he has actually known. They have actually simply had a bad encounter in their paradise, they part away with the promise of meeting once again and repair exactly what could be repaired when all of a sudden the story takes us to a scene where "del Mar" obtains the notice of Jack's death in a cold post card with letters that say "deceased". And now Ennis del Mar has been left aside from society, with his love eternally longing for Jack and a little girl that will get wed quickly and who does not understand his dad is a loner for a reason; and love will not count. movie review
Related Articles -
movie, review,
| 
