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i don't understand what all the fuss about brokeback mountain is about. brokeback mountain is also known as the romantic tale of 2 cowboys who hump each other's ass.
we're prejudiced towards gays.
why?
1) a guy cheating on his wife is considered an asshole who should be castrated and have his dick shoved down his own throat.
however, a film about a guy who cheats on his wife with another guy is considered a 'romantic tale', and how it shows that true love can overcome all boundaries and how ass-humping is a good exercise blah blah.
2) people are too worried that they would be seen as homophobic if they simply say that the movie is gay. so they say all kinds of crap about it to make themselves seem like nice sensitive people who can understand gays.
"oh it was so romantic and the couple were so in love and and and."
3) from what little bits i've seen from the oscars, the movie seemed very funny. like really laugh-out-loud type of funny. but people are too nice to notice this.
the guys had weird southern accents that sounded like they were trying too hard to sound authentic which made them sound weird instead. or maybe that's how southern people really sound like.
one of the parts i saw was when the jake gyllenhaal character was complaining to his partner that he doesn't get it in the ass enough, because they seldom meet up or something.
"do yew knaw 'ow 'ard eat is?" he said. it made me giggle.
despite all these weird happenings, it is still a 'great' movie. this is because people are giving special treatment to gays. they are prejudiced but are worried that other's would know about their homophobia, so they pretend that everything is ok.
if everybody were truely accepting of gays, the movie would just be another love story, just another movie with weird accents. because it is so normal, no one would care.
but it's not, because we're prejudiced.
we're prejudiced towards gays.
why?
1) a guy cheating on his wife is considered an asshole who should be castrated and have his dick shoved down his own throat.
however, a film about a guy who cheats on his wife with another guy is considered a 'romantic tale', and how it shows that true love can overcome all boundaries and how ass-humping is a good exercise blah blah.
2) people are too worried that they would be seen as homophobic if they simply say that the movie is gay. so they say all kinds of crap about it to make themselves seem like nice sensitive people who can understand gays.
"oh it was so romantic and the couple were so in love and and and."
3) from what little bits i've seen from the oscars, the movie seemed very funny. like really laugh-out-loud type of funny. but people are too nice to notice this.
the guys had weird southern accents that sounded like they were trying too hard to sound authentic which made them sound weird instead. or maybe that's how southern people really sound like.
one of the parts i saw was when the jake gyllenhaal character was complaining to his partner that he doesn't get it in the ass enough, because they seldom meet up or something.
"do yew knaw 'ow 'ard eat is?" he said. it made me giggle.
despite all these weird happenings, it is still a 'great' movie. this is because people are giving special treatment to gays. they are prejudiced but are worried that other's would know about their homophobia, so they pretend that everything is ok.
if everybody were truely accepting of gays, the movie would just be another love story, just another movie with weird accents. because it is so normal, no one would care.
but it's not, because we're prejudiced.
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