I've ordered the "Story to screenplay" book and received it yesterday. I am very late, I know!

I can't believe I've thought of buying it TWO YEARS after watching the movie for the first time...
Anyway, I don't regret it. It's a wonderful book for BBM lovers. I've only browsed the pages for now. It's like meet again an old friend in an unusual place... It's so strange to read the description of the scenes and to read the dialogues that I know by heart. Even if there are differences with the final thing.
I haven't read the short story since approximatively one year and a half. I think I will read it again to compare with the screenplay... must be interesting also.
I've read some scenes that are not in the short story (or not developed like in the movie), just to "see" how they are described. Of course it's very tough sometimes. Especially when Jack comes to see Ennis after the divorce...

Well, I am both happy and scared. I know that PBS is never far from me. And I feel that this book can send me away directly in PBS land...
I hope someone will have the curiosity to stop by this thread after all these years, because I have a question : what means
a beat which is written sometimes during the description? It's like
a pause?

Thanks!
