C Walkz U said it!!!

Yessssss

It still made me cry but I’m glad it had a happy ending

My boyfriend and I went to see this and I remember sitting open mouthed at the end because I was so shocked that the film had a happy ending.

true!!!

Adolfo Albornoz BITCH WTF

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@@adolfoalbornoz3730 how do you know that?

@@nieshamae there’s a scene in the movie where he’s completely naked lol

@@adolfoalbornoz3730 words don’t begin to describe how uncomfortable i am in the studio today

Bea Barrios the Bus ride or the Gate?

and his huge penis🙈🙈🙈

Wilbur Wolf Johnny’s?

Bravo indeed👏

+jumanggy we think you should watch this twice too! :)

Alfred Chuah i agreed

I agree, this movie was more raw and open

No wonder that movie appeals to a lot of straight women and chic non-straight young adult males. GOC is amazing! I feel like it's a very honest film, I really like the characters' dynamics and I feel like it's really romantic, how one is reluctant and not really emotional, but willing to give in to another guy's tenderness and care, providing the intimacy that he lacked. I think a lot of masculine men might relate with that, not willing to open up, or they try to find for someone to provide to intimately. For CMBYN, I see it as toxic, I never really thought of it as romantic. An older guy lusts over a teenager, while a teenager longs for the guy that is showing indifference, and that indifference causes him to want the affection of someone 'hard-to-get.' Elio's character was complex, Oliver's wasn't. Plus the age gap is disturbing, Elio's infatuation had lead to misery, and the fact he probably knows it's gonna come to that. I see it as tragic than romantic/love.

I find both films equally amazing in completely different ways. Loved them both! 🙂✌🏻🙂

@@sehunnyexo89 have you considered reading the book? I found it offers a really nice insight and also helped me make more sense of the movie. It’s supposed to be Elio looking back on memories, not a real time event, I didn’t get the hype of the movie until I finished the book.

@@sehunnyexo89 I'm a straight woman and have not seen CBMYN and do not care to. But I've seen GOC (three times now) and it's easily one of the most beautiful films in existence. I typically have an appreciation for art that is authentic, raw and emotive. Stop generalising.

I’ve watched both films for the first time this week. Both very beautiful and moving

Yes. Except that these guys from Yorkshire farm didn't 'betray' what their heart actually tells like in Brokeback Mountain the men chose to marry women because they felt insecured about what they did, in God's Own Country, the men follow where their hearts go which is more positive and hopeful

Nah, they’re different. The character the relationship they have. It’s completely different

@Juan Alarcon, not the only person Juan, it made me think of Brokeback Mountain too... but there are also differences that have been mentioned before. John knows he is interested sexually in men, but is not emotionally invested in anything... and then Georghe comes and shows him how to care and how to love. The part when they are day and night working on the fence and with the caddle alone and in the cold that is where the resemblance to Brokeback Mountain appeared, but you can’t deny the “in your face” fighting/love making scene in God’s Own Country when John and Georghe had rough sex in the mud literally... and other than having a hopeful happy ending, this is not a journey of someone struggling with their sexuality, it is a journey about someone learning how to open as a human being, to express emotions and feelings and to care about something! Cheers.

Mise cuideachd. Unfortunately, I watched it to the end and sat here thinking, "Why the eff did you have to say that?" Kills the movie for me.

I'm gonna have to disagree with you. I have watched the film myself, and he didn't say much about how the story unfolded nor how the ending would be in the movie.

He made it pretty clear how their relationship turned out, which is one thing you _don't_ want to know in advance, since it's a major source of dramatic tension. But I'm cautious talking about it, because personally I don't want it spoiled any further.

@@ShadowinaCave many of the comments here make it clear that the movie has a happy ending so you can figure out how the relationship will end. it's how it was acted and portrayed that was more important.

Bo Wang haha so do I.I watched with subtitles :D

his character's father and grandmother were even harder to understand. even with the subtitles on, i couldn't understand it at times.

There's no subtitles

Thom35UO it’s available in other languages. I speak Mandarín

in uk its now on amazon firestick

We're-all- Human I’m in New Zealand 🇳🇿 is there anyway to watch it on internet surely there must be

try kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqt0iZmVndPPYWin.htmlhere is a link in the comments, no idea if it works, others say it does

Tanmoy Samanta except these guys didn't betray their heart by marrying women like the Brokeback Mountains guys did, lol

This film is partially based on the writer/director’s personal experience growing up in a farm, whereas Brokeback Mountain is fiction, so there might be similarities but definitely not a copy, for obvious reasons...

They’re completely different movies. There relationship is nothing like the men in brokeback mountain. As well as the characters themselves and the cinematography

When I watched the trailer that was my initial reaction. I was even apprehensive to watch it thinking & asking why would they even try to copycat a masterpiece such as Brokeback Mountain? But after watching the film, I realized that the only similarities between the 2 films are the gay theme & farm setting. And that was it. The rest is nothing like Brokeback Mountain.

The word is : acting.... He's an actor, pretend to be someone he's not, it's his job...... It's even an industry, so don't be a woke drama cu.... troll

In my opinion, if you want some film have happy ending , i think you can watch Shelter( 2007) or Man in an orange shirt( 2018) . Beside, if you want bad ending make your heart sting a bit , i strongly recommend Weekend (2011), Free fall ( 2013).

@@Phucrussell ok but I don't watch any movies or shows but I've seen all of those🤭