The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[Meryl]

Jack disliked the idea of knuckling under to Ennis's demand that they stay apart, but he chose to go along with it rather than lose Ennis altogether.

[Mikaela]

Movie poster spoofs featuring every male couple from cartoon hero He-Man and foe Skeletor (Grayskull Mountain) to lobbyist Jack Abramoff and Rep. Tom DeLay (in Kickback Mountain) litter the Internet.
USATODAY: Film spurs culture of gay cowboy jokes:      here

[Fran]

"It’s a story about the cowboys’ future, not their past as we hardly get a glimpse of their lives before that fateful day at Joe’s except for references of childhood experiences.  We follow them through their tumultuous marriages and the self-destructive decisions they make.  Their romance becomes a quicksand that they struggle in as they consider their homosexual relationship for the rest of their lives."

-- Justin Deimen, UrbanWire   [link]

[Toast]

The setting for Monroe's Supermarket is at the junction of Railway Street and Nanton Avenue, in Crossfield, Alberta.

[Mikaela]

At the early onset of autumn Ennis and Jack had to leave Brokeback Mountain on Aguirre's orders. 

[Fran]

"Brokeback Mountain is blessedly free of Hollywood condescension, despite the presence of outsized belt buckles and press-on nails.  There is not one character, major or minor, that devolves into caricature.  The movie is a triumph of spare dialogue, as actors communicate reams with their faces and bodies."

-- Matthew Kennedy, Bright Lights Film Journal   [review]

[Toast]

Brokeback demonstrated that there are plenty of Americans who are quite ready to deal with queerness.

I Would Like To Thank Ang Lee ...

[Meryl]

Ennis ridiculed Jack's suggestion that he move to Texas.

[Front-Ranger]

Ennis began the night of Tent Scene 1 beside the fire but when the fire went out he ended up sandwiched in a bedroll with Jack.

[Toast]

Tins of Corned Beef Hash are available for purchase at Monroe's Supermarket.