Of course the film is called "Shane" but the name is said far too many times, within the film, to the point of it being an annoyance!
"There is only one hell: the one we live in now."
"Shane" is mostly said by the irritating kid, who is an all-round annoyance...
Like a bird on the wire, like a drunk in a midnight choir, I have tried in my way to be free
Goodbye.
shareTo both of the contributors to this thread, the solution is simple, for anyone but an imbecile: don't watch it.
shareI just watched the film and loved it. Having had much experience with little boys, I found young Brandon DeWilde adorable. Boys do idolize their heroes!
shareI just watched it on TCM, and I agree, the actor did a great job of showing his affection and idolization of Shane.
shareI don't understand the OP's statement. What were the characters supposed to say? "Hey, Melvin," "Stop him, Phil," "Come back, Jamal!"
"May I bone your kipper, Mademoiselle?"
No there's just no need to say his name at the start and/or at the end of every sentence. It's very contrived and annoying.
It's so horrible to see your own confusion and understand it.
No there's just no need to say his name at the start and/or at the end of every sentence. It's very contrived and annoying.
The kids father should have been his hero. Not some drifter riding through town. Shane and the kid were BOTH annoying as all hell. This film is incredibly OVERRATED!!!
"I don't want your watch, man. I want your friendship!" - Lightfoot
To both of the contributors to this thread, the solution is simple, for anyone but an imbecile: don't watch it.