I agree about not wanting a flashback to the fight. It seems like it would interupt the scene in a weird way. People who don't get it can just watch it again. And Mandy (LG), I agree about "I'm nothin, I'm nowhere." Sorry everyone!
I really hate when the girls are asking if Ennis will be home in time for the church picnic. Something about their voices just gets on my nerves.
I agree about not wanting a flashback to the fight. It seems like it would interupt the scene in a weird way. People who don't get it can just watch it again.
I wish there had been a shot of Ennis looking up - just a quick glance - when Jack first drove off in the truck after coming down from BBM the first time. It takes a bit of a stretch for anyone who hasn't read the short story to get that Ennis is upset about leaving Jack. You have a reaction shot of Jack's regret, but not Ennis' and it looks like Ennis' reaction comes out of nowhere. You have to really keep the fight on the mountain and Ennis pouting in mind to make sense of that scene.
Have Jake redo the 'waiting for Ennis because the bear scared off the mules' scene. His outburst at Ennis when he first shows up sounds forced.
Quote from: delalluvia on April 26, 2006, 07:54:28 pmHave Jake redo the 'waiting for Ennis because the bear scared off the mules' scene. His outburst at Ennis when he first shows up sounds forced.Interesting... I always thought that line was supposed to sound forced, because he wasn't really angry with Ennis, he was worried sick, he was just trying to sound angry... I think these are even the directions in the story to screenplay book... or maybe it's in the story? I don't know, but I read that somewhere... anyone?
I leave for one day, and yall done lost your minds.This movie is perfect. Perfect, I tell you. :-)))
The bit that drives me up the post is Munroe still sitting calmly in his chair, ashtray balanced on the arm after the "Jack Nasty" scene. All that screaming and crying would have me bounding out of my seat in an instant.