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

[Fran]

"Nearly a decade ago, Annie Proulx wrote a story featuring intensely filmable people (modern cowboys) getting up to something pretty unfilmable...."

-- David Lipsky, Rolling Stone   

[southendmd]

Cassie did her vampish best to rope Ennis.

=comment=
Now I understand why Ennis can't dance in the "Devil's Right Hand" hair-flinging scene:  he has to pee.

[memento]

Cassie was no wallflower when she dragged Ennis onto the dance floor.

=comment=
Ennis probably would have preferred to have been a wallflower in the men's room.

[Toast]

Jack was the xecrator in this scene from Annie Proulx: 
"You're too much for me, Ennis, you son of a whoreson bitch. I wish I knew how to quit you."

=aside= Paul
Ping !

[Fran]

In the Toronto area, Brokeback Mountain  was screened at Yorkville’s Alliance Atlantis Cumberland Cinemas.

[memento]

Ennis enjoyed the zanyism of Jack's antics when he was doing the rodeo cowboy impersonation.

[memento]

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[LauraGigs]

Ennis' childhood trauma was the albatross around his neck — preventing him from finding joy with Jack.

[Toast]

Old Mr. Twist says that their part of Jack's ashes will be buried in the family plot and not on the Brokeback Mountain.

[Fran]

Joe Aguirre:  "What I want, camp tender in the main camp where the Forest Service says, but the herder" -- pointing at Jack with a chop of his hand -- "pitch a pup tent on the q.t. with the sheep, out a sight, and he's goin' a sleep there."  [screenplay]