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Ennis resolutely insists he'll sleep outdoors, but the cold drives him into Jack's tent, where the two awkwardly, then roughly, have sex. Incidentally, that scene -- short and with the men mostly clothed -- is the only onscreen gay sexual encounter in the film.

Bold emphasis mine.

"Only one"? Weeeelllll wooooo-hoooooo!! Take the whole family!!! There's only one gay sex scene. Just one. We are indeed blessed to have film makers of such taste, modesty and understatedness. I mean hell, they could have shown sodomy from the get go until the final credits but instead, they gave us only a single, tastefully done humping scene. Excellent.

Gag!!!

Whoever wrote this review is a homo. Period. He's positively thrilled at the homosexual fantasy he's just witnessed and it sticks out like a sore thumb. This film is just a homo's wet dream and nothing more. The themes, i.e "inside every straight guy there's a little bit of the homosexual" and "even tough ranch hands like to walk on the wild side occasionally", are simply perverse.

" A serious contemplation of loneliness and connection", my fanny.

USCCB shows why the recent Vatican document and current seminary visitation are so desperately needed.