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On Demand: Brokeback Mountain
Brokeback Mountain, one of the most critically-acclaimed, controversial films of 2005 is now available On Demand. Starring Academy Award nominees Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal, with a screenplay co-adapted by the legendary Larry McMurtry (The Last Picture Show, Lonesome Dove), and directed by Academy Award winner Ang Lee, Brokeback Mountain is the story of the forbidden relationship of two cowboys and the toll their secret takes upon themselves and those near them over the years. Find out more about ordering Brokeback Mountain On Demand.

IMDb Movie of the Day
Never mind the 30-year age difference between Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn -- Funny Face is a wonder of movie magic and romance, surrounded by a fabulous Gershwin score, stunning Givenchy gowns and the beauty of Paris at its most ooh-la-la. Astaire is famed fashion photographer Dick Avery (based on the legendary Richard Avedon), who's looking for a fresh face to inspire him; Hepburn is Jo Stockton, a bookstore clerk who takes her inspiration from a beatnik movement that rejects materialism. Swayed by Avery's charms, and the lure of a free trip to Paris to meet her favorite bohemian philosopher, Jo agrees to become the new face for Quality magazine, a fashion bible run by imperious editor Maggie Prescott (Kay Thompson). The three rush off to France faster than you can say "Oui, oui!" and Jo finds herself falling for her dapper photographer -- amidst a score that features such chestnuts as "S'Wonderful," "He Loves and She Loves" and "Let's Kiss and Make Up." Based on the Gershwins' 1927 musical -- which shared the movie's name and songs, but not much more -- Funny Face is basically a glorious, extended excuse for the fabulous singing and dancing of its three charming stars. Hepburn is beautiful as ever, and hilarious in a modern-dance number set in a Parisian nightclub; Thompson, who received an Oscar® nomination, dazzles with the film's first number, "Think Pink," and never lets up. And Astaire, at his most nimble and charming, proves himself a romantic lead for all time, no matter what his age. - Mark Englehart (more) (Movie of the Day Archive)

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