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

[Fran]

In the setup for the Thanksgiving scene, the screenplay describes L.D. Newsome as "Jack's prick of a father-in-law."  [p. 65]

[JulietteMontague]

The rocks Earl died on contained quartz.   


=comment=
Well, we don't want to assume anything here, but I think we can safely say that some of the rocks in BBM were the color of quartz.  Thanks, Juliette, for a good "Q".  (BTW, if you edit your sentence saying that most rocks, not all, contain quartz, you can delete this comment.)
Fran

=reply= Fran
ALL rocks contain quartz and I believed we were given more leeway with these difficult letters like Q.
Juliette   

=response=
The original comment was in response to the assumption where Earl died. 
Fran

[Pipedream]

Ennis and Jack went on so-called "fishing trips" on a regular basis.

[ThePirateBride]

Another term for cowboys is stompers.   

[JulietteMontague]

There’s plenty of thrusting going on in the tent those first two nights!   

[memento]

Jack and Ennis shared friendship, love and unity in their amazing 20-year romance.

[Front-Ranger]

Articles of clothing worn in the movie were purchased at a vintage clothing store in Alberta called Divine Decadence.

[Will-U]

When Ennis visited the Twist home and he went up to Jack's childhood bedroom,
"...and hot, afternoon sun pounding through the west window...." [story]

[Lumière]

None of the four main characters of BBM were xonerated by the end of the movie:
- Ennis lived with the guilt and regret of missing out on a life with Jack;
- Alma let her unhappiness fester for too many years;
- Lureen lost her husband after years in a loveless marriage;
- Jack, well, we all know what happened to Jack.   

[ProwlAmongUs]

Rather than spending a few days a year together, Jack would rather have been with Ennis year-round.