[buwaya]

Some people take movies much too seriously.

[finnman69]

Poor Mark Morford. Hettht gonna hafffff a hitttthhhyyy fit.

[jveritas]

What a bunch of selfish people, not only they want to impose their perverted agenda on America but they are sore losers as well.

[A CA Guy]

They want acceptance into society as NORMAL.

They are not normal people and most do not like them.

Out of fairness to them in the workplace though, people tolerate them and as long as they do their job nobody cares who or what they screw at home.

But, in general, nobody but them want to hear them talk about their lusts, odd views and they will NEVER be accepted as normal in society because they are NOT!

We love the sinners, and reject the sin,
We don't parade sins or promote them as normal in most of the main stream culture.

IMO, that was the peak of gay cinema's attempt for acceptance and I think now you are going to see it decline in main stream movies.

Nobody likes them, and nobody cares about their lifestyle.

They can cry all they want, but all they do by forcing their lifestyle on mainstream America IMO is foster more resentment.

We don't care or want to know about their feelings, choices or who or what they are bedding these days. EOM

[Indy Pendance]

Just wait until the military set up shop on campus. Poor rangers....

[dhs12345]

"I felt like 'Brokeback Mountain' was a film that brought Americans together over issues of homophobia,"

LOL! He has to be kidding right?

It was an attempt by Liberals in Hollywood to make it appear that homosexuality is mainstream.

[mlc9852]

These people are seriously mentally ill!

[indcons]

"This was supposed to have been the big "gay" year at the Oscars, with "Brokeback," "Capote" and "Transamerica" all vying for major awards. Many saw "Brokeback" as a kind of great gay hope for best picture."

And some people claim that there is no homosexual agenda.

[dhs12345]

"It's an outright sign of homophobia in our country. ('Crash') won no awards before this. It makes me sick."

My what a sore loser. Not very *tolerant*!

[trubluolyguy]

It was a piece of $hit movie that no one other than ass rammers and their fans went to see. It made very little money and to have it shoved on middle america was, at best, offensive.

[wolfcreek]

The only thing that would change my opinion (homophobe?) of Gays is if there weren't any! Too Bad Butt Monkeys!

[bayourant]

This whole thing is predictable. The stories were already written if it didnt win. Just find a few names to fill into the story. I expect the gay bi community doesnt give a big flip. I actually went to go see the movies. It was a decent movie not that bad. It would have been interesting if the movies was set in a pre 60's era I thought. Should have it been nominated? Probally. But I thought the movies on the whole last year were not great. Crash INCLUDED

[Republicus2001]

I'm waiting for the movie about gay rodeo clowns

[Galveston Grl]

We need a major sensitivity re-education program for Hollywierd. It is not nice to make gay men cry.

[zerosix]

Dry your eyes, girls. Tears simply ruin the taffeta of your Prom Gown.

[NCC-1701]

"..."It's an outright sign of homophobia in our country. ('Crash') won no awards before this. It makes me sick."...

Through their eyes, this is how it's seen. A slight, but neccessary correction:
"It's an outright sign of HETEROphobia in our country. ('Crash') won no awards before this. It makes me sick."

[RightWingAtheist]

Call the waaahmbulance. These people are almost as bad as those who complained about Brokeback even being nominated without seeing it.

[Clint N. Suhks]

I'm deeply saddened, troubled and puzzled.

[dfwgator]

"I felt like 'Brokeback Mountain' was a film that brought Americans together over issues of homophobia," said Grant Colfax,

Cheer up, Grant. You always have the Tony Awards.

[onyx]

Some CRIED?

OMG. How utterly pathetic.