Brokeback Mountain Analysis

Many films have come and gone without audiences remembering even the title of the film. However, Ang Lee's film Brokeback Mountain (2005) (BKM, exp. 1) is a controversial film that stuck different emotions among viewers such as, “'Gay cowboy movie' shatters stereotypes” (Clinton, sec. 2) with two handsome young cowboys Ennis Del Mar (Heath Ledger) and Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal) who fall in love, which is not viewer’s typical western genre expectation. While Ang Lee's, Brokeback Mountain, will remain an important piece of cinema now and one hundred years in the future because, the genre of the film makes it memorable to audiences, stimulating cinematography and sound, the incredible use of mise-en-scene, and the film not conforming to America's ideology.
First, the genre of this film makes it memorable to audiences for years to come since the classic
Overall, the American ideology had little acceptance to homosexuality and this film plunks the public issue right in their face which in return delivers mixed emotions for the audience. Important to realize, that films like Brokeback Mountain, allows the gay community to express their ideologies to the public to ease the negative insight and present a story of romance and tragedy in the lives of the homosexual environment with hopes of acceptance, as a result, the American ideology has changed towards homosexuals because not only are homosexuals better accepted but also can legally marry in the united states.
Indeed, while Ang Lee's, Brokeback Mountain, will remain an important piece of cinema now and one hundred years in the future, the elements used in the film, which makes it memorable to audiences. In fact, this film allowed viewers to look at a love story of two people outside of American’s acceptable ideology of a man and a woman, but with two rugged