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

[Toast]

Ennis quirked his mouth as he started to say more words than he said in a whole year.

[dot-matrix]

Randall Malone was trying to set himself up as a rival for Jack's affection.

[memento]

Ennis was flying by the seat of his pants when he lowered his pants in Tent Scene I.

[Toast]

There are a number of toastable events in the movie:
Birth of Bobby Twist,
Kurt and Jr.'s marriage,
Carving a turkey all by yourself,
The Del Mar divorce - oops.

=aside= Toast
You certainly are getting a lot of mileage out of your moniker - noun, verb, adjective. You still can do an adverb.
Sandy

[Fran]

"Brokeback may have a strong sexual undertone and gripping emotional power, but as the director reveals, he used a minimalist approach for the sex scenes and even rolled the camera unrehearsed." 

-- I-Ching Ng, East West Magazine

[memento]

"Another vowel that really identifies Wyoming is the ‘i’ in pineapple. It’s very slight, say, compared to Texas where they’d say “pineapple upsy-ide down cake’ with a longer stress on that ‘i.’” 
 -- “How do you make an Aussie and a California boy sound so convincingly cowboy that their accents aren’t even noticed?” by Penelope Whitney Link

[Toast]

And what's the image of the real America through (Ennis' trailer) window? Why it's flat. It's a dreary rural wheatscape, if you will, with no features to interest the eye, no textures to assuage the soul. There's nothing interesting to it. It expresses someone's idea of repressed America, where gay men are forced to bury their personalities and violent conformism is the rule of the day.
To paraphrase Gertrude Stein, there's no there there.   

[Fran]

"Brokeback Mountain  xcels in virtually every way it’s possible for a film to excel.  With superb acting, penetrating, spare dialogue, a gorgeous setting, a gripping plot, and heart-wrenching, mythic themes, Brokeback Mountain  could soon take its place as a classic American Western."

-- Jenny Shank, New West

[memento]

Lureen's yellow-dyed hair got yellower and yellower as she aged.

[Toast]

As the story continues, Proulx describes Ennis' "propensity to roll to the wall and sleep as soon as he hit the bed," which implies that Ennis and Alma zeallessly put up with being married.

=Thanks= Fran
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