Brokeback Mountain

Illustrative and emotionally far-reaching, Brokeback Mountain is a movie whose juxtaposition embodies the sexual climate of the late 1900s. The complexity of both characters and the utter emotion each scene manages to conjure in as little effort makes the 2-hours emotionally descriptive. From being teenagers in the '60s to men in the '80s, the movie offers a landscape of evolution, and subtle reminders to the early budding of their relationship on the mountain. Every time they are together, there is truly an undeniable, clear chemistry and soulful attraction. It is truly a great film, one which holds your emotions captured and builds anger, tension, and, in the end, despair. 95/100 No, I'm not biased b/c I'm gay.