doesn't it make you feel like the Aero was years ago?
I
still wish I could have made it to that.
I'm still 
at Buffy's "Hit List." I say something like that too: "That's it. She's on The List." In my thinking, it's a black list.
Why, thank you!
No scene makes a bigger impression on me about the passage of time than Ennis spooning Jack in the tent during the night after the 'Sometimes I miss you so much...' conversation. I just want to freeze it right there....rips my heart out every single time.
That scene is soooo wonderful and so touching. I know what you mean though; I really, really, really love that shot with all my heart!
This triggered something in my mind: Brokeback Mountain, to me, speaks volumes on how time escapes from us. Obvious, I know, what with unforgettable lines like "There ain't never enough time, never enough..." (I hope I got that right). But when I really start to feel the times changing in the movie is when Ennis pulls up in his truck on Brokeback on one of their camping trips. It's when Jack smiles at him and Ennis brings Better Most beans (but we don't actually get to see the beans; we just see this event from a distance).
Something about that scene really demonstrates, to me, the change taking place. And it kills me. Later on, as Gustavo's excellent "Riding Horses" plays when we see Jack and Ennis when peacefully riding around Brokeback Mountain carries a similar effect.
I still feel devastated for them and there's nothing I can do to save them now.
