Brokeback Mountain Wins Oscar For Best Adapted Screenplay

[@YugeYun]

I read the story of Annie Proulx and I totally agree with this Oscar. It was actually quite short novel and as amazing as it is, I had a feeling the story seems kinda hard to translate into a screenplay. Thus the writers did amazing job. There were some new scenes and none of them seemed wrong, but carried the story so that it would become more complete.

[@Anastasiarockz]

jake and heath

[@12sylviahong]

He was wearing jeans and cowboy boots!!!!! 😭😭😭

[@Nevrandil]

Aw Dustin :D Tell you what though...have rarely seen anyone so unmoved and bored as Dianna Ossana..

[@khoocheepeng]

they all good

[@users1992]

she looks exhausted

[@ALE280290]

Dustin Hoffman rules!!

[@JasperKenneth06]

Tootsie!

[@Juanchosinmiedo]

Yes, me too my friend.

[@MaryOnNeverland]

very important words he said!

[@marneebox]

Best Adapted Screenplay: (how it should have been) Larry McMurtry & Diana Ossana, "Brokeback Mountain"*(WINNER) Jeffrey Caine, "The Constant Gardener" Liev Schreiber, "Everything Is Illuminated" Steve Kloves, "Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire" Josh Olson, "A History Of Violence"

[@joshuagarbett]

If he is fucked off now all of a sudden Because I’ve blocked him for a change Just call it the winds of change - Steve Buscemi - Randall Boggs - Monsters Inc

[@HELLBOY583]

Diana Ossana is way too tall for the mike :-P

[@marneebox]

obviously. the harry potter films are excellent and they deserved to be awarded or even nominated amongst "the best". the academy really snub them.

[@xJokerPokerDreamerx]

wow she doesn't even look happy when she won 0w0"

[@ali-tube2967]

I think she was deeply moved...hear her words. There are different ways to express feelings, not always childish screaming.

[@Juanchosinmiedo]

Me too.

[@eleonoramorelli204]

Me too :(