An excellent movie that everyone should see

Rating: 10/10 (2 February 2006)

This movie was released on Dec 9th 2005 with all the hype and press of any other movie. You would hear people talking about the "gay cowboy" movie and are you going to see it? Most straight people would say no politely though some would say hell no or something more offensive. Give the hype and press about this movie, I think the only thing to say after reading all of the bad reviews about it is plain. If you don't want to see a movie about homosexuals, don't go this this one. When "The passions of Christ" came out not long ago, I didn't rush right out to see it. Mainly because all the churches and religious right-wingers were saying how grand and wonderful that movie was. If I needed to know the story about Jesus and how he suffered, I would pick up my Bible and read it. I didn't need Mel Gibson telling me his version of what happened. People want to protest and boycott things that are different and maybe not their viewpoints in life but if they don't want to watch a wonderfully made movie about true love between two grown adult individuals then just don't watch it. NO ONE is forcing you to go and pay to watch it. I read one review where someone stated after watching part of the movie they got up and left because they figured out what it was about. Well DUH, I think the media had covered that one pretty much well in advance. I read a review that the people who made this movie were the same people who didn't love this country and family and things to that nation. Well, I didn't make the movie but I loved the movie and have seen it a few times with various friends. I love this great and wonderful country that allows us the freedoms and rights that to not only make a movie that might be somewhat controversial but also allows us to voice our opinions in praise or denial of said movie. A great philosopher once said "I might not agree with your beliefs, but I will defend your right to voice them". I think this movie will changes minds about love and realize that people no matter their gender, race, sexual orientation, can and do fall in love and that everyone has that inalienable and unequalled right.