some guns aren't ment for some holsters

dont include me in your gayness ya douche.

It's just another indy film. They're all about gay cowboys eating pudding.

ROFL

saul good hit it on the head--

sadly enough, my woman wants me to go see it with her--I pointed out that it's about gay cowboys--aka, I put my fucking foot down and said there's no fucking way I'd see it

-EB-...then I teabagged her

ROFL :clap:

They are saying that this movie will win some Academy Awards. With the subject matter, I'm sure liberal Hollywood with give this movie plenty of awards.

Blah blah blah (Hate Gays) blah blah blah (Damn libreral Hollyweird)...Blah blah blah...

blah blah blah (anyone who doesn't think like me is wrong) blah blah blah (Americans are no longer allowed to have a sense of humor where are the thought police) blah blah blah (damned right wing neocons).

Yes, that's what I meant. Anyone who doesn't think like me is wrong. You got me.

blah blah blah (tired talking points from both sides) blah blah blah (thread headed to DC at this rate) blah blah blah (blah blah blah)

The guy starring it is was really good in Donnie Darko. Jake G. (won't even attempt to spell his last name.)

I think I'll skip this one. A cowboy romance sounds boring as hell, now throw in the fact that it is a guy on guy romance....could it get any worse?

I don't consider myself particularly homophobic. But I have a feeling this movie would test my limits. No thank you.

I don't know. All the reviews (not just critic reviews, but "normal" people review) I've read really like it. Like I said, it's based on a story by a great author (lady who wrote The Shipping New), and it's done by a great director (guy who did Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon).

Hey,

If you want to flip a bar stool upside down, Get a big buttered tub, and go pay $8 to watch Stumpbroke Mountain: A donkey love story. Thats your right.

I'm sure reviews will give that flick 4 thnapth.

The clip shown this morning on the news was more than enough to let me know I'm not seeing it.

I'm with you, about as appealing as Roseanne and Tom Arnold remaking Body Heat.