"Brokeback Mountain" this month won the Golden Globe award for best motion picture drama and top honors from the Producers Guild of America. Through Sunday, it had earned $42.1 million and had been remarkably successful in the conservative, red-state towns and cities that helped reelect Bush."Brokeback Mountain" is showing in at least two theaters in Waco, Texas, the closest city to Bush's home near Crawford. And it is doing quite well, said Ben Reynolds, manager of the Hollywood Jewel 16. It was the second most popular film in the complex last week, he said.
But Bush on Monday gave no indication that he intended to see the film when a young man raised the issue near the end of a lengthy, unscripted question-and-answer session.
Imagine that!George Bush has no intention of seeing Brokeback Mountain! How can this be you say? You know what, I am speechless and out of sarcastic remarks on this one. I mean for the life of me, I can't figure why anyone has any desire to see a friggin gay cowboy movie. I don't even really object to it as much as the whole thing looks sooo boring and silly to me.
Why is this news? Who gives a @&*(?
