#1
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:20pm
Perhaps, deleted scenes?
What are the special features on the "Brokeback" DVD?
#2
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:23pm
I would hope for E. Annie Proulx reading her essay "Blood on the Red Carpet" so everybody can see that she's not only the world's most sensitive and delicate writer, but also a terrific sport!
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#3
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:24pm
The features are:
-Directing from the Heart: Ang Lee
-From Script to Screen: Interviews with Larry McMurtry & Diana Ossana
-Sharing the Story: The Making of Brokeback Mountain
-And More!
I haven't watched them yet, so I'm not sure what the "and more" entails, but if there were deleted scenes, they probably would have listed them on the box.
-Directing from the Heart: Ang Lee
-From Script to Screen: Interviews with Larry McMurtry & Diana Ossana
-Sharing the Story: The Making of Brokeback Mountain
-And More!
I haven't watched them yet, so I'm not sure what the "and more" entails, but if there were deleted scenes, they probably would have listed them on the box.
#4
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:27pm
There's a feature called "Robbed!" which focuses on a group of message board posters whose tears of pride and joy turn to hate and rancor when the movie loses the big prize.
"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey
#5
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:35pm
there were no deleted scenes.
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#6
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:37pm
Really? I figured most of the dialogue had been filmed but cut.
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#7
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:40pm
I forget the color code for full-on snark alert.
#8
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:44pm
I was kinda of disappointed by the special features. Ah well.
I *still* haven't watched the movie yet. I might do that today.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I *still* haven't watched the movie yet. I might do that today.
#9
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:45pm
Why, Emcee, when you could watch "My Beautiful Laundrette" instead?
#10
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:50pm
shh, you know I like Brokeback. Wait, you didn't, right? I can't even remember who's on what side anymore!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#11
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:52pm
Nobody's on nobody's side...
when it comes to the big BM.
when it comes to the big BM.
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#12
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:53pm
I so saw that coming.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#13
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:54pm
I thought I heard there were some pretty explicit scenes between Jake and Heath that were cut.
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#14
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:55pm
I remember Ang Lee saying that he just didn't feel the need to show a lot of sex; he felt he could convey the depth of the love without having it be explicity sexual in order to make that obvious. I took it to mean that he didn't see the need to film more than the one scene that made it into the movie.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#15
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:55pm
No, Em, I liked it. 
I was just willing at first to accept that some people might not. But the snark has gotten kind of out of hand.
I guess I'll just weep into my boxed special edition of "Tales of the City" and hope for a kinder, gentler BWW someday.
I was just willing at first to accept that some people might not. But the snark has gotten kind of out of hand. I guess I'll just weep into my boxed special edition of "Tales of the City" and hope for a kinder, gentler BWW someday.
#16
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:57pm
*holds bwaysinger's hand* It's okay, we can band together.
I love the movie so much that I refuse to watch it.
.... paradox? I think so. Story of my life.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I love the movie so much that I refuse to watch it.
.... paradox? I think so. Story of my life.
#17
Posted: 5/16/06 at 3:58pm
wow, Em. Like the Rent movie.
Now THAT movie deserves some ire and ridicule.
Now THAT movie deserves some ire and ridicule.
#18
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:00pm
Well, I'm currently in a phase of refusal to watch that, either. Not because I hated it, because I'm... oh, hell, I have no idea. I'm stupid.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#19
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:02pm
Oh, grow a d*ck, p*ssyboy!
"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."
#20
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:10pm
Now Robbie, when I say those kinds of things to YOU, you sulk for months...
#21
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:11pm
Kelen, gurl, don't make me schlep my booty all the way out to Queens and beat you with my "should have won Best Picture at the 2006 Oscars" dvd...
#22
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:13pm
The snark may be out of hand, but was this thread really necessary? In the time it took to start the thread, the poster could have looked this up on Amazon.
"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey
#23
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:15pm
I'm just passively-agressively throwing my anger around at you, Kringas. I have nothing better to do today.
#24
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:21pm
It's cool. I'm always up for a new BM thread. Life seems empty without them.
Excuse me, though, I'm off to start a thread to find out what the special features were on the original release Chicago dvd.
Excuse me, though, I'm off to start a thread to find out what the special features were on the original release Chicago dvd.
"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey
#25
Posted: 5/16/06 at 4:23pm
I can't believe you don't know.
Frankly, I'm sad they canned the "how we kept Renee's face from being so shiny and puffy" featurette. I saw a rough cut and, frankly, I was amazed.
Frankly, I'm sad they canned the "how we kept Renee's face from being so shiny and puffy" featurette. I saw a rough cut and, frankly, I was amazed.
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