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

[memento]

Ennis was hitting below the belt when he asked Jack if he had ever been to Mexico.

[Fran]

"The wind booms down the curved length of the trailer, and, under its roaring passage, he can hear the scratching of fine gravel and sand."  [prologue]

[southendmd]

Alma put a damper on things when she said to Ennis, "I'd have 'em if you'd support 'em".

[memento]

Ennis was at the end of his rope after Jack lassoed him and accidently hit him in the face.

[Fran]

"Lee said he was drawn to the film not to make a statement about gay rights, but because of the story’s central focus on love.  'What is love?  There’s no answer for it.  You can only grope for it, and you can only try to communicate that to an audience.'  He noted the expression 'falling in love' has connotations of danger.  'It can destroy you, and are you willing to take that chance?' he said."

-- from The Durango Telegraph   [link]

[southendmd]

In TS1, Jack had a firm grasp of the situation at hand.

=compliment= Paul
Great play on words.
Sandy

[memento]

Jack and Ennis had several hook-ups a year where they engaged in "fishing" and other activities.

[Fran]

"A singular guitar chord manages to invoke the sharp pang of hurt and empathy for the unrequited lovers each time another obstacle is thrown their way.  Nothing is done just to simply elicit emotions as each action is presented as pure and unbridled.  The interactions between the two leads are always sensitive, and never unnatural or overly sappy." 

-- Justin Deimen, Urban Wire    [link]

[southendmd]

Lashawn jarringly yakked her way through every scene she was in.

=aside= Sandy
Thanks for the compliment, especially coming from the master of the double-entendre.

[memento]

When Jack got the brush-off from Ennis, after he had driven fourteen hours to see him, it put a kink in his plans.