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@fuckyeahedwardburns
Ed Burns once again creates an honest and heartfelt movie that's funny, relatable, and most of all, entertaining.
Ben Lyons, film critic and scholar.
Hey guys! Sorry it's been so silent around here. But things should start heating up soon with the imminent release of NGJ. The indie film world is about to be revolutionized again, ya heard!
KNOW (again).
Part 3 of our popular "Burns in a cloud" series... This time featuring the screenplay to Edward's Sidewalks of New York. It's pretty clear that Edward "knows" himself. LOL.
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Saw #niceguyjohnny at #BFF2010 last night.Reminds me of a fav Bruce lyric.."dreams will not be thwarted, faith will be rewarded."
--Kelle Thompson, Twitter. (Retweeted by Edward Burns.)
This got me thinking. I know there's some movie that Sean Penn did where he took a Bruce song and turned it into a whole movie. I don't remember which one, but I know it wasn't one of the hits or the really good ones. Anyways, I was thinking: wouldn't it be so awesome if Edward did the same thing? Took one of The Boss's songs as a starting point and turned it into a whole movie? Think about that, guys! SO AWESOME, RIGHT?
But then, what song to pick? You need something that works for both of them. I think I have it.
FOUR WORDS:
GIRLS IN THEIR SUMMER CLOTHES!
All time fav flick is Annie Hall. My fav of my own Sidewalks of New York, followed by Nice Guy Johnny
-- Edward Burns, Twitter.
Not sure if I agree with Edward on his choice for favorite Burns film (it's "Sophie's Choice," but I'd personally go with Purple Violets). I can't really speak to the selection of Annie Hall (really haven't seen much Woody Allen, although my friends tell me I'd really like him because he's kind of the old Jewish version of Edward Burns), but I'm sure bumping it up on my Netflix queue.
Youtube user "ourspecialday" created this montage set to Kylie Minogue. Tell me if I'm crazy, but I think I detect a sexual undercurrent to it. Nonetheless, it's nice to see our boy getting some love.
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KNOW.
The response to text cloud version of Edward's Twitter stream has been huge, so I thought I'd expand on that concept. I wanted to cut past the promotion and randomness of the Twitter posts and get to the heart of Edward's art. Thus, I present to you, the script to She's The One in cloud form. I think it's a marvel and a testament.
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Edward Burns + Tom Petty together! (From the She's the One soundtrack, obviously.) People always fixate on Simon & Garfunkel and The Graduate or Aimee Mann and Magnolia, but never this combo. That makes me crazy because THESE TWO ARE SO GOOD TOGETHER!
"Why do I make films? Robert Bresson said it best. "To Make visible that which without you might perhaps never be seen"
Edward Burns, more right than he'll ever know, via Twitter
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So you're asking yourself, "What am I looking at here?" The answer: nothing less than the inner workings of a genius. The above graphic is a word cloud constructed out of Edward's Twitter feed from July 1, 2010 through September 16, 2010. The most commonly used words appear in larger text, while lesser used words appear in smaller text. Looks like someone's been thinking quite a bit about Nice Guy Johnny, and it's not just your humble author.
Kind of a lot to take in, isn't it?
Click here to navigate to a hi-res version of Edward's word cloud.
Graphic courtesy of our friends at wordle.net.
Great news, guys! I've been hearing about all these film fests going on right now and Nice Guy Johnny hasn't shown at a single one. You really mean to tell me that Sofia Coppola's Somewhere (zzzzz) would have won Venice if NGJ was there? NOPE.
Now comes this awesome news that NGJ is opening the prestigious Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival! Congrats, Edward and crew!
I'm probably in the minority, but I really REALLY love Life Or Something Like It.
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NOT TRUE!
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After LIFE
Lanie: What would you do if you only had a week to live?
Pete: I would go to all the people I care about, and I would try memorize their faces.
-Pete (Edward Burns) dropping the science on Lanie (Angelina Jolie) in LIFE OR SOMETHING LIKE IT. With gems like that, you've gotta wonder if Edward wrote some of his own dialogue here.
Click through for some great travel tips on taking in the flora and fauna of Burnsie's old stomping grounds: beautiful Long Island, New York. I know I'm saving up for a trip!
Hey you guys! Did you know that Edward's comic book, Dock Walloper, was originally conceived as an Irish gangster movie set in the prohibition era?! That's what Edward writes in his introduction to the comic book (see image above). I'm sure Dock Walloper is awesome, but I really hope that one day we'll get to see Edward's gangster picture. I know Miller's Crossing is supposedly about the same thing, but I just don't think the Coen Brothers are equipped to capture the culture the way Edward would.
