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Najlepiej pożyczyć od kogos taką płytkę i sprawdzić czy pójdzie.

jeśli u kogoś, kto nie może znaleźć książki, jest Empik, to radziłabym zamówić. łącznie 9,90, czyli za przesyłkę nic. ja po trzech czy czterech dniach dostałam...

Ale jak to za przesyłkę nic? Jak się zamawia w Empiku, nawet przez internet, to można potem odebrać w wybranym salonie Empiku-najbliższym, to wtedy jest za darmo. W Empiku koszt to 9,49 plus przesyłka:odbiór w salonie- 0zł, przesyłka pocztowa (płatność z góry) - 12 zł, przesyłka pocztowa (płatność przy odbiorze) - 16zł, przesyłka kurierska(płatność z góry)- 14zł, przesyłka kurierska(płatność przy odbiorze)- 17zł.

Greg30 napisał:

A apropo widziałem również hd dvd , widescreen version ? Czy ktoś się już z tym spotkał. Zaraz bym zamówił tylko obawiam się czy moje dvd wygeneruje obraz z czegoś takiego, czy trzeba mieć jakiś wypasiony sprzęt ?

Trzeba miec odtwarzacz HD-DVD np.w kinie domowym albo w kompie

Moongirl, chodziło mi właśnie o odbiór w salonie. dlatego napisałam "jeśli u kogoś, kto nie może znaleźć książki, jest Empik". bo tak to obojętnie, gdzie się zamówi, i tak koszty wyjdą większe.

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a ja polecam takie małe coś na przypomnienie:P

Wysłany: Pon 9:46, 16 Mar 2009

Zamówiłam książkę przez internet, po paru dniach odebrałam w Empiku, to tylko 9,49 za tyle wzruszeń Wink

Chyba tak jak większość zaskoczyłam się objętością książki, to tylko 50 stron przeczytanych w niecałą godzinę.
No ale cóż, to jest opowiadanie a nie powieść, szkoda, bo jak dla mnie mogłaby mieć 500 stron, hihi

Dzisiejszej nocy przyszło duchowi do głowy takie oto pytanie: czy zaglądaliście kiedyś do Wikipedii na stronę poświęconą Ennisowi?:

Cytat:

Ennis Del Mar
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ennis del Mar (Del Mar in the film) is the fictional main character of the short story "Brokeback Mountain" by Annie Proulx and the 2005 Academy Award-winning film adaptation of the same name directed by Ang Lee. Ennis's story is depicted by his complex, sexual, and romantic relationship with Jack Twist in the American West from 1963 to 1983.

"Ennis del Mar" literally translates as "Island of the Sea". Ennis is Irish for island and del mar is Spanish for "of the sea".

In the film, Ennis was portrayed by the Australian actor Heath Ledger, who was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance.

Characterization

In an interview about her work, and "Brokeback Mountain" in particular, Proulx stated Ennis Del Mar was a "confused Wyoming ranch [kid]" who finds himself in a personal sexual situation he did not foresee, nor can understand. She said both men were "beguiled by the cowboy myth," and "Ennis tries to be one but never gets beyond ranch hand work."[1][2] Ennis is also the more closed-down party of his and Jack's relationship, being more reluctant to show affection towards Jack. When Jack brings up suggestions about them living together, or even just Ennis moving to Texas, which is his home state, Ennis always declines, sometimes in a very harsh way.

Sexual orientation

One mystery surrounding Ennis Del Mar (as well as Jack Twist) is his correct sexual orientation, if any specific one at all. He has sexual and emotional relationships, of varying and fluctuating degrees, with Jack, his wife Alma, and his girlfriend Cassie.

Some film critics identified Ennis as bisexual rather than strictly homosexual. Sex researcher Fritz Klein stated he felt Ennis to be "a bit more toward the straight side of being bisexual."[3] Ledger himself was quoted as stating in Time: "I don't think Ennis could be labeled as gay. Without Jack Twist, I don't know that he ever would have come out... I think the whole point was that it was two souls that fell in love with each other." The film's producer, James Schamus, and LGBT-related non-fiction author Eric Marcus opined that the characters were both gay.[4]

Fictional character history

While on a 1963 shepherding job on the fictional Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming, ranch hand Ennis meets and falls in love with rodeo cowboy Jack Twist (portrayed in the film by Jake Gyllenhaal).

When the two 19-year-old men first begin work on Brokeback Mountain, Ennis is stationed at the base camp while Jack watches after the sheep higher on the mountain. They initially meet only for meals at the base camp, where they gradually become friends. After a time they switch roles, with Jack taking over duties at base camp and Ennis tending the flock. One night, after the two share a bottle of whiskey, Ennis decides to remain at the base camp overnight instead of returning up the mountain. The weather becomes bitterly cold that night, and Ennis (in only a sleeping bag without a tent) is at first reluctant to even sleep in the same tent as Jack, who insists he join him rather than freeze, but later that night the men share a brief, intense sexual encounter. Over the remainder of the summer, their sexual and emotional relationship deepens further.

After the job is finished, the two part ways. Ennis marries his long-term fiancée Alma Beers (portrayed in the film by Michelle Williams) in November of 1963, and starts a family, having two daughters. Jack moves to Texas, where he marries a former rodeo performer named Lureen (portrayed by Anne Hathaway) and fathers a son.

Four years later, Ennis receives a postcard from Jack asking if he wants to meet when Jack passes through the area. The men reunite, and their passion immediately rekindles. Jack broaches the subject of creating a life together on a small ranch. Ennis, unwilling to leave his family and haunted by a childhood memory of the torture and murder of a suspected homosexual couple in his hometown, fears that such an arrangement can only end in tragedy. Unable to be open about their relationship, Ennis and Jack settle for infrequent meetings on camping trips in the mountains.

As the years pass, Ennis' marriage deteriorates. Unknown to him, Alma knows about his relationship with Jack, having earlier seen the two men passionately kissing upon their reunion. In late 1975, Alma divorces Ennis, takes custody of their two daughters, and marries her former employer. Jack hopes that Ennis' divorce will allow them to live together, but Ennis still refuses to move away from his children (with whom he has visitation rights) and remains uncomfortable with the idea of living with another man. Meanwhile, his oldest daughter, Alma Junior, now in her teens, visits Ennis on a periodic basis, and has become one of his best (and only) friends, in addition to their father-daughter relationship. Ennis eventually meets and dates waitress Cassie Cartwright (portrayed in the film by Linda Cardellini). The relationship fails when Ennis ceases communications with her. On a 1983 trip with Jack to the mountains, Ennis insists that to keep his job, he cannot meet with Jack again before November. Ennis and Jack's frustrations finally erupt into a bitter argument, the struggle becoming a desperate embrace. However, the two men part upset.

Months later, a postcard Ennis sent to Jack, about meeting in November, has returned to the post office, stamped deceased. In a strained telephone conversation, Jack's wife Lureen tells Ennis that Jack died in an accident while changing a tire. While she explains what happened, images of Jack being beaten to death by three men flash on the screen--an ambiguous scene in which it is left up to the viewers whether these images illustrate what actually happened or simply Ennis's thoughts of what he fears might have happened based upon his memories of a similar gay-bashing in his town when he was young. During the strained conversation, it is implied that Jack had become an alcoholic. Lureen tells Ennis that Jack wished to have his ashes scattered on Brokeback Mountain. She suggests that Ennis contact Jack's parents about this.

Ennis visits Jack's parents and offers to take Jack's ashes to Brokeback Mountain. Jack's father refuses, insisting that Jack's remains be buried in the family plot. He also tells Ennis that Jack had wanted to bring another man back to his parents' ranch so they could live together and revitalize the ranch. Years ago, Jack had made Ennis a similar offer. Jack's mother is more welcoming, and she allows Ennis to see Jack's boyhood bedroom. While in the room, Ennis discovers two old shirts hidden in the back of the closet. The shirts are the ones the two men were wearing on their last day on Brokeback Mountain in 1963; Jack's shirt is covering Ennis'. Both shirts are now spotted with blood, from a brief fist-fight the two had on Brokeback Mountain. Ennis takes the now rolled-up shirts with him; Jack's mother silently offers him a paper sack for carrying them.

Some time after Ennis meets Jack's parents, Alma Jr. visits him at his home, a ramshackle trailer by the highway. Now 19 years old, she is preparing to marry and asks for her father's consent in giving her away at the wedding. Ennis seems initially reluctant, citing that he might have to work, but decides, sharing white wine in dirty glasses with his daughter, that he will do it. Ennis asks if her fiance, Kurt, loves her, and she affirms that he does.

At the end of the story, Ennis opens his own closet to reveal that he has hung the two shirts, with his plaid shirt now hugging Jack's blue shirt (reversed from the way he had discovered them at the Twist home in Lightning Flat), inside the door beneath a postcard of Brokeback Mountain. Ennis carefully fastens the top button of Jack's shirt. With tears in his eyes, Ennis mutters, "Jack, I swear ...".

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duch_jerry'ego napisał:

Dzisiejszej nocy przyszło duchowi do głowy takie oto pytanie: czy zaglądaliście kiedyś do Wikipedii na stronę poświęconą Ennisowi?

Ja zaglądałam, parokrotnie Wink

- i z całego togo poruszającego tekstu jedno zdanie szczególnie mocno wryło mi się w pamięć, mianowicie:

"Ennis del Mar" literally translates as "Island of the Sea". Ennis is Irish for "island" and del mar is Spanish for "of the sea".

- W tych trzech słowach jest cały Ennis....

Echa BBM wciąż pobrzmiewają.... Very Happy

"To był pocałunek dekady"
Brytyjczycy wybrali najsłynniejszy pocałunek pierwszej dekady XXI wieku.[...]
Dalszy ciąg tutaj:

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Jak dla mnie, obiektywnie, to te trzy pocałunki powinny zajmowac jedno miejsce - w końcu są: dwie babki, dwóch facetów plus para mieszana - czyli wszystkie możliwe kombinacje - dowód na to, że świat się zmienia. Moim zdaniem na lepsze - niech żyje różnorodnośc Very Happy

Nie chcę, żeby zabrzmiało to źle, ale to niczyj interes, tylko nasz.
To jest między nim a mną - mówi Jake. Nie przepadał za otwieraniem
się przed dziennikarzami i muszę to uszanować. Zależało mu na karierze
i życiu prywatnym
. Był bardzo troskliwym i cudownym człowiekiem. Za każdym razem,
gdy ktoś zadaje mi o niego pytanie, to wydaje mi się, jakby on siedział
obok mnie. Wiem, że tylko przewróciłby oczami, bo taki właśnie był.

Był z nami, ale nie był obecny duchem. Widać było, że przeżywa
wielka tragedię. Obaj z Heathem byli sobie bardzo bliscy.
W przerwach między ujęciami, Jake po prostu siedział na krzesełku i patrzył przed siebie pustym wzrokiem - mówi filmowiec, zdradzając, że na razie reżyser Jim Sheridan postanowił zająć się realizacją scen bez udziału Gyllenhaala, aby pozwolić aktorowi na odzyskanie równowagi.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv_9IuO1tkA

Bussy Phillips i Jake

rodzice chrzestni Matildy Smile

na zdjęciu jest córka Bussy ,Matilda jest duo większa

lila napisał:

Bussy Phillips i Jake

rodzice chrzestni Matildy Smile

na zdjęciu jest córka Bussy ,Matilda jest duo większa

Dziękuję Lilo za wklejanie zdjęć Smile

Swoją droga to masz talent do ich wyszukiwania

Jake zdardził w wywiadzie że jest "zdesperowany"
żeby zagrac ponownie z Michelle Williams....