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Sundae · 02-12-2011, 03:01 PM

Brokeback Mountain

It was on TV the other night, but I only caught it 30 minutes in.
So I Sky+'d it anyway, but had the real sensation I 'd missed out and gave up on it within 10 minutes.

So I went to CEX - the place I sold many of my precious box sets when I was drinking.
As it's an older film, widely distributed they had it for £2.99. That'll do I thought.

Wow. More ex-y sexy than I thought. More emotional than I thought. And more realistic at the end. Major life events happen off screen and don't have cannons and fireworks and signal flares. And they hurt far more than buggery,

I cried spoons (being realistic - that's a lot).
Will watch again as a bittersweet treat like Manon des Sources, Muriel's Wedding etc

02-12-2011, 03:01 PM	#3
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	Brokeback Mountain It was on TV the other night, but I only caught it 30 minutes in. So I Sky+'d it anyway, but had the real sensation I 'd missed out and gave up on it within 10 minutes. So I went to CEX - the place I sold many of my precious box sets when I was drinking. As it's an older film, widely distributed they had it for £2.99. That'll do I thought. Wow. More ex-y sexy than I thought. More emotional than I thought. And more realistic at the end. Major life events happen off screen and don't have cannons and fireworks and signal flares. And they hurt far more than buggery, I cried spoons (being realistic - that's a lot). Will watch again as a bittersweet treat like Manon des Sources, Muriel's Wedding etc __________________ Life's hard you know, so strike a pose on a Cadillac