Brokeback Mountain

I've seen this movie a handful of times already, but tonight I got to see it on the big screen for its 20th anniversary, and it hit me harder than ever. Not only did watching it in the tiny theater in the back of a regal cinemas with a dozen or so other queer people add another layer to the beautiful, tragic magic of this film, but also the fact that so much of it's conflict and messaging are still extremely relevant today. 20 years, and we still haven't made enough progress for people like Jack and Ennis to feel safe in this world. My favorite movie forever, and I'm grateful to have gotten to share it with some fellow cowpoke <3