In Brokeback Mountain, Jack died and when Heath's character finds out by calling Jack's wife, there was a scene of Jack getting beat up and slashed by this group of guys.
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"Jack getting hurt" is Jack getting murdered.  The story his wife tells is probably what she was told to explain the circumstances of death, though both she and Ennis know better.  She isn't going to come out and tell anyone that her husband was killed because of what happened in Mexico, among other things.
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The clock reaches 6:00, ending the time limit. Zep and Alison fight over a gun while Det. Tapp rushes to save her. The fight turns into a chase as Det. Tapp tries to catch Zep before he can get to the room. Believing that his wife and daughter are still in danger, Gordon finally saws off his own foot thinking that it is the only way to save his family, while Adam cries out unsuccessfully, trying to tell Dr. Gordon to stop.\n\nDet. Tapp nearly emerges victorious, but is shot by Zep, who rushes to the washroom and leaves him to die. Free of his shackle after sawing off his foot, Gordon shoots Adam. Very soon after, Zep reaches the washroom and is tackled by Adam, who is injured but still alive and beats Zep to death with the toilet lid. After a tearful goodbye, Gordon leaves, saying he has to get help, or he'll bleed to death.\n\nAdam, however, is still shackled to the wall. He searches Zep’s pockets for a key, but instead finds another cassette. Zep was manipulated by Jigsaw all along. He was being forced to kidnap Dr. Gordon's wife and daughter, or be killed by a poison coursing through his system.\n\nThe real Jigsaw, it turns out, was actually Dr. Gordon's patient John and has been pretending to be the “corpse” on the floor. John rises up and tells him the key to his chains is in the bathtub, but had been swept away when Adam first awoke. John has been making people kill themselves to make them learn life lessons, as he himself is bitter from his approaching death from an inoperable brain tumor. Adam is shocked by the moment and John abandons him, turning off the lights and locking him in the room. “Game over,” he says, ending the film with Adam trapped in the pitch-black washroom, screaming into the credits.
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damn it let the man rest. and some slap his wife as she walk down the isle for letting the wwe disgrace that mans legacy
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Private Investigator, Nat Marley, ran across his old friend, Annie, who had become homeless.  When Annie fainted from a heart condition, Marley applied first aid until the ambulance arrived to transport her to the hospital.  \nThe woman decided it was necessary to make out her willand asked Marley to find her son, Jackie.  \nBecause of his kindness to Annie, Nat was approached by a rich widow named Joanna Whittaker.  Mrs. Whittaker told Nat he resembled her late husband and she wanted to give him all her properties.  Mrs. Whittakers maid, Martha, overheard this offer.  She had been convinced all the properties would become hers when Mrs. Whittaker died and now realized that was not to be. In her rage, she killed Mrs. Whittaker, stole what money she could get her hands on and fled to Las Vegas where she lost it all gambling.\n[very rough, but I think it gives you an idea of the proper voice and procedures]
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Tristan and Isolode sounds like the best movie.  I want to see it sometime. I son't really think Brokeback Mountains great though. More of a contreversial movie than anything.
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No he had nothing to do with it. Remember the part when Jack's parents tell Ennis about Jack coming visit the farm with other guy. It means they were actually involved in some kind of relationship. I think somebody else, from town, must have murdered him ... due to the fact that more and more people were starting to realize about Jack's sexual orientation. i.e. When he hits on the rodeo clown buying him a beer.
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The movie was kind of sad. When Cal had to compete with his brother Aron for the love of their father. I understand the sibling rivalry going on and the war issues.
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I think it's left up to us, the audience to decide what really happened to Jack. I've seen the movie a couple of times and have thought about the same thing, but I'm still not sure which story to believe. But I'm leaning towards Jack getting killed by the townspeople who found out he was gay because Jack was more open about his sexuality.
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there out to get u, cause you trouble, kill u. something like that goe's back to the wild west when gun men were out to kill each other.\n\nluv xx kh
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in that particular moment, I dont believe tha they were upset for killing those men because they were in fear for their lives.  I think at that moment fear had basically taken over all emotions at the time since one man was just as scared as the other.  Burt Reynolds saved their hides in that scene and the acting performance done by Jon Voight, Ned Beatty, and even the two hillbillies was in my opinion why it won the Academy Award for best picture.  I assure you, go back and watch that part again and you will notice it more each time you watch it, they are crying because of the fear that was bottled up and the fact that they believed they were going to die.  Excellent movie the only thing I didnt like about it was it gave banjo players like me a bad stereotype.  I have all my teeth by the way.
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Will has a son with Vince and Grace has a daughter with Leo. Their children end up meeting in college and get married. Karen loses all her money because everything that Stan owned was borrowed. She finds out when her and Jack go out to dinner and her credit card doesn't work. While she is trying to find out why it doesn't work from the restaurant manager, Jack talks to Beverly Leslie and he offers him money to hook up. He laughs it off but Karen convinces him to do it because she has no more money and she says that he needs to take care of her like she did all those years. He ends up hooking up with him. A gust of wind blows Beverly Leslie off the balcony of their apartment and he dies leaving Jack all his money. Karen, Jack and Rosario end up living together.
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In "Whac-a-mole" a teenage waiter, Jack, vomits over a table, and his heart stops beating. His younger brother and sister, Will and Kama, watch this event, and tell the paramedics that they can't call their parents because they're dead.\n\nTritter seizes Wilson's car, while the rest of the team review Jack's heart attack. Jack had taken drugs until his parents had died, but was now clean. Foreman takes a MRI and afterwards Cameron injects Jack to see if a spasm is the cause. \n\nWilson's prescriptions are cancelled as part of Tritter's investigations, while House's test results reveals Jack has Heptatis A.  Wilson tells House the team has to write his prescriptions while he's under investigation.\n\nForeman, the next day, tells Jack he can soon go home. This is cancelled when blood runs out of his nose and ear. The team have to find the source at the restaurant, and Chase has to find a sample of Jack's vomit. This isn't before he refuses to give House a prescription for Vicodin.\n\nWilson instructs Cameron on dealing with his patients, but she won't commit to anything without examining them, and not with Tritter watching them. Jack's condition becomes an infection that is clearly weakening his bones when Foreman examines him again.\n\nHouse gains a new cain, while Cameron, Foreman and Chase discover Jack has syphilis, Eikenna and botulism.  Though they manage to clear the infections over night, Jack then has seizures.  House is convinced that Jack's drug use is the root of the problems - and that he needs to loose wait. The doctors have to sit with him in the hospital sauna, where he insists he's off drugs, and has another seizure.\n\nForeman gives Jack another MRI, and although initially it looks clear, his brain is riddled with tumours, and House won't start radiation. When he finishes his Vicodin, he approaches Cuddy who writes a prescroption.\n\nForeman finds Jack had absecess from the fungal infection, Aspergiss.  House decides he needs to introduce new infections to discover Jack's genetic illness. When his lungs shut down, House pronounces it is Chronic Granulomatosis Disease, and Jack needs a bone marrow transplat. He won't allow Will to give him bone marrow until he's 18.\n\nWhile House finds Wilson closing his practice, Wilson tells House to get help, but it's obvious it's not. Foreman is crushed while Jack sees his brother and sister off to a orphanage because he won't allow Will to donate bone marrow.
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Oh, yeah, that's definately him!  Good catch!  What do you think about what Jack did?  Pretty smart, I thought.\n\nHey, here's what I don't get.  Wouldn't it have been better for everyone if Henry/Ben would have just found Jack in the first place, and then offered to help the lostaways in return for Jack's surgery?  I mean, why act all hostile when he needed help?\n\nBTW, they better NOT kill off Sawyer!!!  Kill Kate or the Hobbit (they're both annoying) but not Sawyer!!!
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With the capture of the "Bad Guy". The Team realized a ring that the man thought belonged to his brother actually belonged to the bartender he killed. He was hit hard by the proof & kind of colapsed into himself. Very sad. Sheldon was freed of course.
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Near the end of "Once upon a time in America", James Woods confesses that he cheated his friend for a number of years, married the girl his friend loved and took away his friends and business.  After the confession he asks Robert De Niro to kill him, since he is going to die soon anyway and he says that Only De Niro has the right to kill him.  DeNiro refuses and walks away from the mansion.  There is a garbage truck going by the street, with the power compactor running.  The gut wrenching part of this death scene is that you don´t actually see JAmes Woods die, he just disapears as the truck goes by, but you just KNOW that he threw himself inside the garbage truck.  I think this was one of the most catartic death scenes I´ve ever saw.
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Yes, he was a bull rider that died at a young age and in his prime. They also made a movie about him starring Luke Perry.
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yep, and crying is totally acceptable cos although it was only a film, real live people died in this way!