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

[dot-matrix]

In the infamous Thanksgiving kitchen scene Ennis warns Alma not to trespass on his relationship with Jack.

[Fran]

Crash  pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Academy Awards history when it won Best Picture over the front-runner Brokeback Mountain.

                               

[Toast]

Gore Vidal on ‘Capote,’ ‘Brokeback Mountain’ --and Why ‘Match Point’ Is the Best Picture of 2005

So I was eager to see the movie about the two sheepherders, actually is what they are, they’re not cowboys. You can see there’s not a cow in the movie, just a lot of sheep. You can see how the two sheepherders might get tired of the sheep and begin to look to each other, as a kind of variation on a theme. I liked it, I thought it was quite moving, obviously thematically it’s important to do a picture like that about two ordinary men, seized at a time in which all this is forbidden and so on.

[southendmd]

When Jack picked up Lureen's red hat, he was wearing his grey, well-broken-in shirt.



=aside=
Thank you, Focus Features, for donating these items to the HRC auction.  Great cause.
This is one happy cowboy.

=reply= Paul
Congratz for winning the shirt off Jake's back.
Sandy

[memento]

When Jack first noticed Lureen, he thought she had an xtra-special something about her.

=aside=
Maybe it was her hat.

[Toast]

America's favorite movie critic
assesses the year's films
from Brokeback Mountain to Wallace & Gromit ....

Roger Ebert's Movie Yearbook 2007 includes every review by Ebert written in the 30 months from January 2004 through June 2006-about 650 in all. Also included are interviews with newsmakers such as Ang Lee, and Heath Ledger ...

[Fran]

An excerpt from a review of BBM at zBoneman.com:

"Overall though, Brokeback Mountain is a beautiful film. It's simply stunning to look at (Rodrigo Prieto's cinematography is masterful), and I was extremely moved by the entire experience.  As for the subject matter, I wasn't at all bothered by it.  You don't have to accept or understand homosexuality to understand what this film is trying to say.  As for myself, I have a simple philosophy about the lifestyle; I've never entirely understood it, but I've always accepted it, and perhaps that's how it should be, because it really isn't my lifestyle to understand.  The bottom line is, who are we to tell someone else who they can or cannot love.  In any event, Brokeback Mountain is simply a movie, and a darned good one at that."

[Fran]

Round 294!

Because more is more.

[southendmd]

Lureen sat very upright and alert while wearing her red hat.  Never know when a cute cowboy might come around.

[Dre]

Lureen is mounted (on the horse) sitting upright and firmly on her buttocks.