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

[Meryl]

Ennis's shortcomings as a provider were grist for Alma's case for divorce.


=congratz= Fran
On achieving 1500 posts!

=congratz= Will
On achieving 400 posts!

=aside= Toast
Say it isn't so! 

[Fran]

"Brokeback Mountain exudes atmosphere; it could well be considered to be the third lead in the film.  That atmosphere is captured by two extraordinary designers:  cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto (Frida, 21 Grams), whose Ansel Adams-influenced backgrounds are the best travel brochure Wyoming ever had, and composer Gustavo Santaolalla (The Motorcycle Diaries), whose plaintive guitar settings are the musical equivalent of hearing a heart break."

-- Gabriel Shanks, Mixed Reviews [review]

[memento]

When Ennis said: "You may be a sinner, but I ain't yet had the opportunity", he
was insinuating that he was a virgin.

=congratz= Fran
On 1500 Frantastic posts and Fran letters.
Sandy

[Front-Ranger]

Ennis helped Jack start his jerry-built pickup.

=aside=
ABCs without Toast is like a picnic without bread or wine, or thou.

[Mikaela]

Movie poster spoofs featuring every male couple from cartoon hero He-Man and foe Skeletor (Grayskull Mountain) to lobbyist Jack Abramoff and Rep. Tom DeLay (in Kickback Mountain) litter the Internet.
USAToday article here

[southendmd]

Ennis was ingenious when it came to impromptu lubrication.


=congratz= Fran
On your 1500 ingenious posts.
You go, girl!

[memento]

In spite of all their "fishing trips", Ennis missed the boat on having a happy life together with Jack.
=aside= Toast.
I will very much miss my Toast with my coffee in the mornings.
Sandy

[Meryl]

Compared to Ennis, Jack tended to be more needy and vulnerable.

[Front-Ranger]

Ennis's little family enjoyed an outing to the Independence Day fireworks, until Ennis got all wigged out by a couple of bikers. Later, Ennis endured a very uncomfortable outing by Alma, and then wigged out in front of a biker bar.

=Congratz= Fran
Congratulations on 1.5K wonderful posts!

[Fran]

From a review of the BBM DVD:

"A US TV special 'Sharing The Story' serves as the customary 'Making Of' featurette.  It traces the roots of the project back to the time when, as Schamus describes, 'It was known as the greatest unproducable screenplay ever written.'  There's also a smattering of behind-the-scenes footage as the film finally goes before the cameras." 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/films/2006/04/21/brokeback_mountain_dvd_2006_review.shtml

=aside= Everyone who noticed
Thank you for the good wishes on my 1,500 posts.
Thank you, Toast, for being first!