Movie Review: Brokeback Mountain (2005)

Brokeback Mountain is an epic romance movie that won 3 Academy Awards and nominated for the Best Picture. I worked pretty hard to find this one movie but when I finally watched it, it was EPIC. As a matter of fact, I personally thinks the plot is the most interesting romance movie plot I've ever known.
This movie tells about a ranch hand named Ennis del Mar who met rodeo cowboy Jack Twist on their summer herding sheep job up on Brokeback Mountain. At first, they both acted awkward and all until they finally made a particular friendship. One night, Ennis was too drunk to go back herding the sheep and stayed with Jack at the camp, where they kissed (I don't know what happened next because I skipped this mature part haha).
Even though at first neither of Ennis or Jack admitted their loves toward each other, they eventually did and built a strong bond together. When the summer job ended, Ennis and Jack separated their ways and moved on by getting married and having children. But when Jack sent a postcard to Ennis after four years, the real complication began and the true power of love was shown.
This movie is full with BRILLIANT ELEMENTS; plot, conflicts, love, etc. The bond between Ennis and Jack was really sympathetic and unique (as a matter of fact right now I'm not too disgusted towards bisexual people after watching this movie). Even though this movie doesn't make me cry as hard as I did when I watched Titanic because I was a little disgusted considering they were gays, I finally realized that Brokeback Mountain totally moved my heart; both the sad ending and how others treat bisexual people even though they have rights to do whatever they want. The point is, if you're really into romance movies who aren't cheap, all-about-sex (gross), and the one that really moves your heart, you gotta find this movie and watch this.