'Brokeback Mountain' is the best love story of all time, and shows the difficult homosexual lifestyle powerfully.

Rating: Null/10 (3 July 2014)

Prejudice towards gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and trans-genders has sadly been part of American society for years. People with different than heterosexual sexual orientations are viewed as sinners and sick due to religion, immature feelings, or tradition. 'Brokeback Mountain' is the story of two men in Wyoming during the 1960's who are assigned a job to heard sheep up near Brokeback Mountain, a tall, magnificent mountain that has wilderness surrounded by it. Ennis Del Mar is a lonely, unsatisfied man who is played brilliantly by Heath Ledger. Ledger gives strong emotions and a terrific western accent to portray a cowboy better than John Wayne ever could. Jack Twist is a more outgoing and fun man who always tries to find a way out of things. He uses strong emotions like Heath Ledger and portrays a man struggling from the inside very powerfully. Ennis and Jack soon fall in love with each other, but have to keep their love a secret from their town in Wyoming or they will face death. Brokeback Mountain represents their love due to its beauty, magnificent scenery and rocky physiology due to Jack and Ennis having relationship struggles. The two men end up marrying women and having families to keep their secret safe. Ennis stays in Wyoming to marry Alma (Michelle Williams) and Jack moves to Texas to marry Lureen (Anne Hathaway).' Brokeback Mountain' is a story of secretive love and how no matter the consequences that can be faced, love is the most powerful thing on earth. This film is also an eye-opener to how many homosexuals there really are, no matter if they're married with kids, live in conservative regions, or even act as if they despise homosexuality. The fact that this film is quoted by the immature as 'that stupid gay cowboy movie" is absolutely sickening in the sense that they are missing out on a beautiful story that is extremely important and beautiful, and that they are insensitive to those who are homosexuals. Ang Lee's directing is very magnificent. The shots of the Wyoming scenery near the mountain are beautiful, and the direction of the small, realistic looking towns are very intriguing. He uses great shots and perfect lighting to portray a powerhouse love story. The acting is as powerful as ever that comes from a genius story. Love is a beautiful and hard thing to come by, and is especially hard to enjoy when you have little time to see your partner and have horrendous consequences. This film is a tribute to those in situations that tough, and is owed by the audience to see this masterpiece.