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I don't think I will go see Brokeback Mountain. I am wondering if that makes me intolerant in some way. It's starting to bug me.

It is true that the only people I go to the movies with are men and I am not gay. I hope that there isn't a fear of my going to this movie with a man causing me to be...
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atomh8:
dude, chill out. I don't particularly want to go see brokeback mountain cause I don't think it looks like a movie thats worth paying 10 bucks to go to. I don't have anything against it, but the storyline just doesn't look interesting to me, and I would imagine that a number of other people feel this way about it. smile
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So, this is my first Journal entry, not that anyone will read it, but stranger things have happened.

I saw happy endings this weekend and it was such a pleasant surprise I can't really express it in words or even pictures. It was lovely and amazing and wonderful.

I really enjoyed the opposite of sex, dan roos' first movie, but I enjoyed it in perverse...
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lividthebear:
I don't think I will go see Brokeback Mountain. I am wondering if that makes me intolerant in some way. It's starting to bug me.

It is true that the only people I go to the movies with are men and I am not gay. I hope that there isn't a fear of my going to this movie with a man causing me to be wrongly labelled. Why should I care?

I can honestly say that I don't like westerns, but I cant' say that I don't like love stories and I don't think I can say I don't like movies that deal with Homosexuality.

Some examples of movies that I do like that deal with Homosexuality:

1) Boys Don't Cry - Okay, so this is powerful and the ending will really tug at your heart strings if you have them

2) Midnight Cowboy - Badass, that's all I can say

3) Opposite of Sex - Don Roos is a grown ass filmmaker and this movie with the kid from Roseanne and RoboCop is about as good as it gets.

4) The Bird Cage - That shit is hilarious

I'm torn, I don't know why I don't want to go, but I don't, I really don't.