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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #240 on: Sep 25, 2010, 03:34 PM »
Quote from: myprivatejack on Sep 25, 2010, 03:07 PM
;D ;D ;D Very good ¡ Thanks,rdx.Yes,it's sure that "the husbands" got an enourmous sense of rhythm...of a concrete rhythm,at least ¡  ^-^

Ms myprivatejack & Mr lancecowboy, thanks.

 ;D A concrete rhythm indeed.

But, please, do comment what do you hear Lashawn saying.

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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #241 on: Oct 05, 2010, 08:24 PM »
Quote from: rdx on Sep 25, 2010, 11:05 AM
Yup, some observation "once in a while".. :s)

It has been bothering me a little bit since the first couple of viewings: what is Lashawn exactly saying 'about the rhythm' in this scene?
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My repeated review of this scene in slo-mo sound indicates to me the following:
"Our husbands ain’t the least bit interested in dancin’. They ain’t got a smidgen a’ rhythm between ‘em."
'Course Lashawn is doin' whut she does best here - talk - without actually thinkin' much - IMHO. Don't know 'bout Randle, but compared to the other offerings at this benefit, it would seem that Jack Twist was demonstratin' plenty a' rhythm.
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #242 on: Oct 06, 2010, 11:14 AM »
Quote from: jackster on Oct 05, 2010, 08:24 PM
"Our husbands ain’t the least bit interested in dancin’. They ain’t got a smidgen a’ rhythm between ‘em."
Don't know 'bout Randle, but compared to the other offerings at this benefit, it would seem that Jack Twist was demonstratin' plenty a' rhythm.
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Yup, thanks Mr jackster; I rest my case and trust a native speaker.  :c)
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #243 on: Oct 06, 2010, 10:53 PM »
All this talk of rhythm got me wondering...the screenplay sure got more than a few lines of beautiful irony in it.

"They ain't got a smidgen of rhythm between them."

"Texans don't drink coffee?"

"...got balls the size of apples."

The look on Jack's face dancing with Loreen while the song plays...

"You can kiss the bride, and if you don't I will."

I will have to keep a record of 'em when I watch the movie again. Something to distract me from all 'em tears.  :(
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #244 on: Oct 07, 2010, 04:23 AM »
Quote from: lancecowboy on Oct 06, 2010, 10:53 PM
"You can kiss the bride, and if you don't I will."
Always makes me think of whut it'd be like in the "bizzarro world"

"You can kiss the groom, and if you don't I will"


And speakin' of kissin' - tell me this ain't whut Jack's thinkin' right now:


And a' course much later, they're both thinkin':


 :^^) :^^) :^^) :^^)

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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #245 on: Oct 08, 2010, 02:07 PM »
Quote from: jackster on Oct 07, 2010, 04:23 AM
"You can kiss the groom, and if you don't I will"

And speakin' of kissin' - tell me this ain't whut Jack's thinkin' right now:

And a' course much later, they're both thinkin':

 :*(

These are great jackster! Thanks! Ennis as the innocent groom... :^^)
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #246 on: Jan 16, 2011, 08:53 AM »
Wicked BBS, do you mean this very thread? Hope so.
Thus, I'm gonna repeat my question - can anyone besides me and Loreen - hear Jack saying 'Come' before kissing Ennis in SNIT? It wasn't before yesterday that I heard it.
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #247 on: Jan 16, 2011, 12:03 PM »
Yes, "Come 'ere" as tpe put it here.

As far as I know, it doesn't show on (any) subtitles.

Just for your information & technocratic observations :i :

the subtitles in this scene on the North American DVD(s) [undoubtedly the most realiable source] are as follows:






The subtitle lines are placed on the speaker's side. On the Blu-ray they are centered.

I, a non-native-speaker, must say that I do need to 'stretch my imagination' a little bit to hear Jack saying "Lie back. Come on".
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #248 on: Jan 16, 2011, 03:00 PM »
Quote from: Dangerina on Jan 16, 2011, 08:53 AM
Wicked BBS, do you mean this very thread? Hope so.Thus, I'm gonna repeat my question - can anyone besides me and Loreen - hear Jack saying 'Come' before kissing Ennis in SNIT? It wasn't before yesterday that I heard it.

Whoever WICKED BBS is ...   %(   But the very  #) -ic BBS has to state this is not the mentioned thread  ...  :s)

I'm sure I read about it somewhere else. If it should come into my mind, I will let you know ....
meanwhile, I take this thread for very interesting, too, I noticed  ...  :)
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #249 on: Jan 17, 2011, 05:23 AM »
Quote from: rdx on Jan 16, 2011, 12:03 PM
Yes, "Come 'ere" as tpe put it here.

As far as I know, it doesn't show on (any) subtitles.

Just for your information & technocratic observations :i :

the subtitles in this scene on the North American DVD(s) [undoubtedly the most realiable source] are as follows:






The subtitle lines are placed on the speaker's side. On the Blu-ray they are centered.

I, a non-native-speaker, must say that I do need to 'stretch my imagination' a little bit to hear Jack saying "Lie back. Come on".
It took me thousands of times to hear 'Come'ere", I wonder how many times it will take for me to here 'lie back'  (:*
Though thank you, rdx!!!!
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #250 on: Mar 26, 2011, 03:44 PM »
I got a question and didn't really know where to post this



What does (I presume) Jack say at about 18 seconds? Something about working and drinking together? I know it's not in the final movie, but I'm curious
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #251 on: Mar 27, 2011, 01:00 PM »
Kitty, I hear "since we're goin' be workin' together, I reckon it's time we start drinkin' together". The line is in all the earlier scripts and comes directly after Jack says "Nice to know you, Ennis Del Mar." Obviously it was filmed but dropped by the final cut.

It's retention in the trailer is a little odd but not as odd as the inclusion in the trailer of the (cut) sneering mechanics scene.
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #252 on: Mar 27, 2011, 01:15 PM »
And before ya know it, they start sleepin' together :*(

Those mechanics...I got a gut feeling they're the ones who...ya know...got him :-\\
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #253 on: Mar 28, 2011, 07:03 AM »
Hey look at this:



Jack's not wearing his wedding ring ??? I know he was wearing it in this scene...
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #254 on: Mar 28, 2011, 08:14 AM »
 :s) strange indeed  O0
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #255 on: Mar 28, 2011, 08:56 AM »
He was wearing it when they were sitting down, cos you see him smoking, so I don't get it :-\\
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #256 on: Mar 28, 2011, 03:00 PM »
Quote from: kitty on Mar 28, 2011, 08:56 AM
He was wearing it when they were sitting down, cos you see him smoking, so I don't get it :-\\

You're right, Kitty, it is odd. As you point out, he's wearing the ring at the dinner table, not wearing it on the dance floor and then is wearing it again when he's chatting with Randall outside.

I've just checked the Call Sheets to see if they provide any clues - for instance, was the scene shot over two days - but they don't. Shooting of the interior scene took up part of one day - Wednesday, July 28, 2004, to be exact - so there would be no reason for Jake G. to take off the ring during the shooting of this scene. The exterior scene of Jack and Randall was shot the following day but by then the ring is back on. So I have no ready explanation for the mystery of the disappearing and reappearing ring.

Understandably, to utilize David Harbour's (Randall) availability, the sneering mechanics scene which shows Jack and Randall pulling out of the gas station in opposite directions, was shot on the same day as the dance scene.
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #257 on: Mar 30, 2011, 05:32 AM »
Quote from: chowhound on Mar 28, 2011, 03:00 PM
You're right, Kitty, it is odd. As you point out, he's wearing the ring at the dinner table, not wearing it on the dance floor and then is wearing it again when he's chatting with Randall outside.

I've just checked the Call Sheets to see if they provide any clues - for instance, was the scene shot over two days - but they don't. Shooting of the interior scene took up part of one day - Wednesday, July 28, 2004, to be exact - so there would be no reason for Jake G. to take off the ring during the shooting of this scene. The exterior scene of Jack and Randall was shot the following day but by then the ring is back on. So I have no ready explanation for the mystery of the disappearing and reappearing ring.

Understandably, to utilize David Harbour's (Randall) availability, the sneering mechanics scene which shows Jack and Randall pulling out of the gas station in opposite directions, was shot on the same day as the dance scene.

I still feel like decking that guy ^*)
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #258 on: Mar 30, 2011, 05:54 AM »
You know, I don't think Jack would've done it. He wasn't Ennis and Jack knew that, I guess he was just frustrated (I know the feeling :-\\).
I don't think he could've replaced Ennis, he loved him too much, and even if he'd tried, I don't think it woul've worked, it's not what his heart wanted...
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #259 on: Mar 31, 2011, 02:48 PM »
Just something I thought of earlier...

You know in the reunion when Ennis tells Alma that he and Jack are going for a "drink"?

Well I'm sure they had a "drink" alright :-X

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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #260 on: Apr 03, 2011, 01:29 PM »
The Water Walking Jesus scene...you know how Ennis asks about the Pentecost, and Jack says he thinks "fellas like you and me march off to hell"?

Well I didn't know what the Pentecost was, so I looked it up, and I found this:


http://www.stpaulskingsville.org/pentecost.htm

Jack's interpretation seems way off...was he just trying to create an opening, to test Ennis, see what kind of reaction he got? (Let's face it, he got a good one ;))
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #261 on: Apr 03, 2011, 02:45 PM »
Any opportunity  ;D  O0
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #262 on: Apr 03, 2011, 02:47 PM »
And it sure paid off ;)
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #263 on: Apr 03, 2011, 02:58 PM »
Oh yeah  ;D
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #264 on: Apr 06, 2011, 02:37 PM »
Something I noticed...you know the YEEHAW! scene where they talk about their families, that starts with Jack flicking his belt buckle? When he sits down and pours some whiskey into Ennis' cup, he starts talking about his dad, keep watching both of them when he says "Never taught me a thing, never once came to see me ride" he and Ennis both lift their bottle/cup and take a drink at EXACTLY the same time!

It sure made me giggle ;D
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #265 on: Apr 06, 2011, 03:38 PM »
 :cr) I'll pay more attention the next time !  :t) By the way, the "Yeehaw !" scene is one of my favourite , so good to see them so happy and relaxed, can't stop smiling watching it !  <^(
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #266 on: Apr 09, 2011, 08:00 AM »
I'm seriously starting to think that the Randall thing was a set-up :s)

1) The first time Jack and Lureen meet him and LaShawn is at that dance, yet Randall's talking about going away somewhere?

2) Lureen knows Jack has a fishing buddy (Ennis), but she, like Alma, must have noticed that no fish were brought back.

3) Don't you think it's a strange coincidence that Randall mentions fishing, of all things? With Lureen knowing about Jack's "fishing" buddy?

4) If Lureen was suspicious of Jack and Ennis, perhaps she was paying Randall to, I dunno, get close to Jack and confirm her suspicions that Jack is gay?

5) I never got the impression that Lureen liked LaShawn all that much, yet she gets her out of the way - to give Randall the opportunity to move in on Jack?

6) When Ennis calls Lureen, she doesn't exactly seem like a grieving widow, and she seems to realise exactly who she's talking to


My conclusion? Lureen was suspicious that Jack was gay, and cheating on her. She pays Randall to act of a like mind, and get close to Jack. She finds out Jack plans to leave her for him, and sets the tire iron guys on him.
It could have been a set up, and Jack, being as heartbroken as he was over Ennis, fell for it :-\\

I'm a Psychology student, so it's little wonder I'm thinking on this so much ;D
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #267 on: Apr 17, 2011, 08:55 AM »
I was watching the movie last night, and during the FNIT I swear I could hear Jack saying F**k me (t)
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #268 on: Apr 18, 2011, 10:01 AM »
Quote from: kitty on Apr 17, 2011, 08:55 AM
I was watching the movie last night, and during the FNIT I swear I could hear Jack saying F**k me (t)

Yes,there're some persons who say this too...but I have only heard something like "Iiiiiiiii"... :(   
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Re: scenes of observation
« Reply #269 on: Apr 18, 2011, 12:03 PM »
Okay, when Ennis pulls Jack's jeans down and spits into his hand and, well ya know :P
you hear him gasp, then Jack gasps, then Ennis gasps again and then I think Jack says F**k, then Ennis gasps again and Jack says "me", I'm sure it's there (^)
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