Brokeback Mountain

I would literally talk for ages about this masterpiece of a movie. I would just spend days to analyze these characters. Any Delmar was a traditional man who wanted a traditional marriage. But he found himself doing a major sin in his eyes and his traditional mind. Where he grew up and the stuff he saw as a kid probably affected him so he turned out that way yes that’s something We all know, Jack didn’t witness the same thing ennis went through when he was a kid, but the difference is that Jack fought to change and embrace his true self yes they both married women throughout, but Jack knew his true self while Ennis just tried to deny his identity and this was the 60s we’re talking about so it was a big deal what Jack did , a scene that crushed me as when ennis said to Jack, ‘you know what they do to boys like you in Mexico’ and that just proves my point, he didn’t count himself as one like he considered Jack being the only queer one or the only one you’re with is identity, but didn’t any is just wanted the relationship wanted the emotion that he felt with Jack, but didn’t want the label and he didn’t want to be identified as that as something that could get him killed like he saw when he was a kid and was truly worried about Jack and loves him but he he was too afraid to just let it go and accept what he is , this might be irrelevant, but they remind me of yin and Yang like they complete each other . with the love ennis has but don’t know how to show it and tries to deny it and the emptiness jack has when Ennis isn’t around and and tries to search for him in every other man while ennis tries to get on with other girls to deny the yearning for Jack? peak cinema