Brokeback Mountain - Directing From The Heart: Ang Lee

[@charlesdeng8075]

In my imagination, they’re still living together happily ever after in that cottage jack mentioned...

[@nandanair9497]

💕

[@carsh5218]

It hurts a lot! If we would want a sequel as Call me by your name and pretend Jack never died. There’s no choice to make it without Heath Ledger because he’s gone as the character of Jack 😫😩. So this movie just died in the story and in real life 😩😫😖😭

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

I have pictured ennis telling jack he wants to finally be with him after jack tells him sometimes he misses him so much he can hardly stand it. If only…Sigh…

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

@@carsh5218 I think jacks death is very important to the story because the way I see it, it’s the only way Ennis figures out what they had together was love. And so even if Heath was alive, if only, that’s a terrible loss, this movie couldn’t and shouldn’t have a sequel. So it can stay the masterpiece that it is.

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

@will9578 👍

[@ledgehall]

Been more than a decade...a few plucks of the guitar, those stunning vistas, and i'm back again to that heartbreak. Such an extraordinary film.

[@mistyblueeyes4024]

Ditto!

[@ivansanjose7555]

Olé tu koño moreno kaaaarrmen

[@lorencarlin2087]

The original written story was short. Ang Lee turned it into an epic! The man was a master! All the actors were perfectly chosen. Not one slip. RIP Heath.

[@kimbabloom]

The purest love story I've ever had the privilege to watch. Ang's ability to say so much with so little is amazing. On the surface one may think that Jack was the character driving this incredible love but peel back the layer and it is Ennis who needed and kept it going in the most still, reserved way. The scene where he was sitting impatiently for hours waiting for Jack to show up after 4 years and the raw sexual energy he unleashed against the wall under the stairs caught out by Alma. The whole dynamic of their love turned after that even though it appeared he was more reticent. No doubt that Jack loved him but Ennis came to life at every meeting which I think sustained him through the years where he merely just existed. Sometimes I wish they made the movie again where this time they relented and lived out their dream together. What I wouldn't give to see that.

[@acdragonrider]

I am sorry but I just saw cheating. By delaying the inevitable, he really hurt not just himself but his relationship with Jack and to me what’s most important: Alma and his kids.

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

@@acdragonrider why are alma and the kids most important? Just cuz he got married? So what? Divorce is a thing. It’s a thing in the movie, in fact.

[@regaugetswemoabelo859]

@@thatgirlreacts5465 marrying to get divorced seems counterintuitive. Though in Ennis case I'm not mad about it. He is such an innocent man who really did move on with his life. I don't think he was ever gay just ended up loving Jack, who was the gay one. But like he said, once Brokeback Mountain(Jack) got him, it was hard to get loose.

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

@@regaugetswemoabelo859 lol there is nothing to be mad about in terms of divorce. And no one said “marrying to get divorced”. I said divorce exists and is a valid option if the marriage is no longer pleasant. And idk why you brought up sexuality let alone why you think you can decide if for the characters when they haven’t decided it for themselves.

[@SEBASTIAN-vr1oz]

@@acdragonrider and that's what made the film effective, ain't it? Huh?

[@ionutapetrei6481]

Never cried in the shower after a movie. I just watched it and it broke my heart. Definitely as a young gay man I had something to learn from it. The only regret I have is that I didn't watched it earlier.

[@brenden8548]

Ionut Apetrei I’m in the same boat you are. I just watched it last night and I’m still handling the heartbreak from it. Never given a movie 10/10 until now.

[@david07britneyv279v]

@@brenden8548 guys im on the same boat with yall

[@ivansanjose7555]

Olé tu koño moreno kaaaarrmen

[@adriannespring8598]

So much intimacy, beauty & tenderness with gorgeous heartache.

[@georgecantrell953]

as a young gay man, i was just hit so hard by this movie, ive never been so deeply touched by a movie

[@mistyblueeyes4024]

Jesus. Even the making of video of this movie made me cry. What an absolutely beautiful film. Ang, what can I even say. A master. And you could see all the film crew made this movie with love.

[@m.a.922]

This movie is so incredible that I've watched it three times this week (being the first time I'm watching it ever), and I'm still really sad and not over it. I think I'm just depressed and this movie isn't making me feel any better. It's a beautiful love story that just happens to be so freaken sad.

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

Same here.

[@dorisnoel8824]

Are you ok now?

[@elisagomez1862]

I hope you're doing better now, one day at a time 🙏

[@bolshevi3187]

The final scene with Heath was sensational - incredibly moving

[@captainoz2112]

Ang Lee = The Man

[@donnie214]

I’ve seen this movie over 70 times It was beautifully created and it will always be my favorite movie

[@hienthaitran7199]

simply, this is true love. majestic scenery, the man is little.

[@nandanair9497]

Miss you heath💔.we all love you

[@gilbertvittoz5111]

This movie is a pure masterpiece of Love simply!!, moving , heartbreaking!!. Beautiful music!! Do not forget" Boy of Honor", just as beautiful, although different!!. And many others!! Thank you so much Mr Ang Lee.

[@JamesHarris-hl2bm]

I remember the first time I saw this, was actually the first time I had ever seen Heath Ledger act, and I was floored! I think he was 25 or 26 and I'm thinking: He will not win the Oscar because of his age, but he was far and away the best actor that year. Shame that both he and Phillip Seymour Hoffman are gone. Liked Hoffman in Capote, actually Liked Toby Jones better in the role, but Hedger was a revelation in Brokeback Mountain, and it's a whole lot harder to do what Heath did in this film, as the performance was not really showy, but nuanced for the most part, but I never felt like I was watching an actor when watching Innis, that's how damned good he was in that performance. His best work by far.

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

I also love Seymour and grieve this great loss. Both fantastic actors. It makes me so sad they died young and over uncontrolled substance use.

[@luoyiwen1443]

This is a masterpiece... Love the fantastic casts and director Ang Lee.

[@whateveritwasitis]

when you can take some gay cowboys from the 60' Wyoming and get highly critical straight men to watch it over 20 times, than its a masterpiece. I love this move beginning to end; cinematography, casting, script, directing, just excellent. as close to perfect i think a movie can get.

[@haroldstella1398]

THIS IS A PERFECT MOVIE WHICH WILL RESONATE FOR MANY MANY YEARS TO COME!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@s.r.bhagat7749]

The most beautiful movie, miss u Heathy.

[@danielbautista3176]

Greatest Love stories I’ve seen Brokeback Mountain The Notebook Blue is the Warmest Colour The Princess Bride Before Sunrise

[@kathypop4]

FACTS ❤️

[@satyavrattiwari7810]

This is a heart-wrenching movie !

[@juliacatone9038]

Absolutely poignant and beautiful film why am I crying

[@jimw.4161]

Brilliant film! A masterpiece by a master director. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@CouveTJ]

Great soundtrack. Deserved an award. Hope it got one.

[@apollo1678]

I fell in love with this story, albeit of a sizeless cruelty. I would like a turnaround in Dellmar's life to develop.

[@Juudithshine]

One of those stories, where watching the movie first, then read the book/listen to the audio book is amazing even.

[@NicoleMacintyre52]

Love the movie 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@sujata15164]

Miss Heath😢

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

Ang Lee is a great director and his best movie outside of the drama genre is Hulk with Eric Bana

[@satyavrattiwari7810]

Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal have done an amazing job in this movie! But the irony is that in real life Ennis Del Mar (Heath ledger) died after filming The Dark Knight !!

[@tinoblanes1]

una de mis peliculas favoritas, el tema esgusto de cada quien, ademas sea como sea la historia esta muy bella y triste a la vez

[@heybella2867]

Love that cut from the stairs to the hug. Can feel how much they missed eachother Is the full conversation anywhere?

[@StefanDot]

incredible movie

[@吴大智-q2b]

太爱这部电影了😘😘，爱安叔😘😘

[@emotionaladolf9969]

This movie really moved me.Taught me its ok to be a cowboy and bum hack Heath and Jake and a sheep for good measure.

[@trick351]

I miss Heath 💔

[@Ysilverwestham]

where is this taken from? Is it from a DVD?

[@carultch]

Brokeback Mountain was directed by Ang Lee. The director said he was angry. Actually, he never said he was angry, that was just the director saying his own name.

[@katyagrad3704]

If you're going to make these kinds of low-hanging-fruit jokes, be accurate. It's the japanese who cant usually say "l", they say "r". It's the chinese or taiwanese who usually cant pronounce "r". Ang Lee is taiwanese.

[@green_lavender]

I can’t understand these “make fun of other people’s name” kind of joke. Where is the cultural sensitivity and understanding? Also don’t except Ang Lee to laugh to this Stan Lee joke, because Ang’s name actually means a lot to him. His father named him “An” 安 because his father’s whole family died in the war and in concentration camps. Ang’s father is the only person that made it out alive to Taiwan. His name “An” 安 is derived from De “An” county, his father’s ancestral home. Simply put, one may not always know the story behind peoples’ name, so stop making fun of it. What a lame joke 😒

[@Lobsterboy300]

My favorite part is when Jack falls over

[@mariliasousa7402]

Queria entendeeeeer

[@seanjohn2312]

6:17 bruh Jack twist transformed into Homer Hickam. His accent not his act.

[@วรรณ์ลดาเข็มทิศ]

6:16 this jake funny moments 5555

[@nabilacalista7810]

👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@acdragonrider]

Michelle Williams wasn’t interviewed for this bts featurette? 😔

[@green_lavender]

Michelle was interviewed, I believe the original bts is around 20 minutes long. There are different versions, this one focuses mainly on the person who brought it all together, which is Ang Lee. There is another one that focuses on scouting the scenes, and I remember one that focuses on the musics in Brokeback.

[@kyungchae5245]

It's sucks that heath died why do all celebrities die strangely but normal people don't die like them it's weird who just dies by a drug overdose or car crash or suicide it makes know since

[@ethannavarre-cantrell6748]

For every celebrity that dies of an overdose or mixed medication are 10 (if not more) regular people who died in the same manner. Their deaths are not news worthy

[@oktbrv]

😔

[@NitinYadav-pb5sm]

Where this movie shoot?? I wantlocation

[@muhamadadnan8947]

wyoming and alberta

[@NitinYadav-pb5sm]

@@muhamadadnan8947 thnk u so much

[@oktbrv]

Wyoming

[@randyhansen6122]

The town shots are a combination High River, Longview, Okotoks and Crossfields Alberta, the mountains are south and west of Calgary AB, farm land is southern Alberta.

[@mc8134]

Randy Hansen thanks

[@sandram8761]

I love Jake Gyllenhaal, I really do. But I didn't like him in this role. I thought he looked too out of place and acted too goofy for the role.