Worth watching if you can

Rating: 9/10 (25 December 2005)

I have not seen the whole movie as it's not even available in my country but just watching the trailer is enough to send me reaching for my Kleenex, especially the last part where Ennis hold the both shirts (one over another on a hanger) that he & JAck wore back at Brokeback mountain closely to his heart, quietly grieving for a love long lost is such a powerful image that just stay stuck in my mind.
For people who complained here that the film has too few dialogues & monotonous, let me just enlighten you a bit. In traditional eastern culture, silent can sometimes speak louder than words. It is exactly this tactic tat Lee Ang (which he should be rightfully called)ultilised to deliver his message across in a subtle yet powerful way. If you are more interested in movie where people & buildings get blown into pieces, people hacking people, movies that spoon-feed you with every possible detail, then you have already made a wrong move in watching Brokeback. Furthermor, this movie is NOT about gay cowboys, it's a movie about love and one that required the audience to ponder and reflect back.
For people with access to this movie, do yourself a favour to catch this one. It's a rare gem in todays' gores & overblown CG mega block busters.