A story to tell us about love, acceptance and lots more

Rating: 10/10 (16 March 2006)

It's a really touching story. It's very realistic movie, I didn't feel anything special like "wow, cool!" when I was watching. However, when I stepped out the cinema, I started to think about what happened, and why it happened that way. It's a very good movie to make people think about it even after the show. Some say it praises the two guys when they "brtray" their wives, and smear the straight people and the wives. However, what I see is how the people love others, how Elma endured the whole thing and how she tried to get her husband back. Ennis had a great responsibility to his family, and so to Jack. He's very poor, but he tried his best for them. Jack didn't sleep with those guys he knew. He didn't want to love other guys, so he slept with women, or went to Mexico. Lureen covered for her husband after his death. She didn't want people to know how "dirty" that man was. It's how they love others, and it's the most touching element that I see. Jack's parents were Chtistians, but they somehow accepted him, because nothing is more important than a family. You watch this movie, think about it, and learn from it.