48 Hrs.
1982 · 96 MIN · IMDB 6.9 · 88,731 VOTES · DIR. Walter Hill
Overview
A hard-nosed cop reluctantly teams up with a wise-cracking criminal temporarily paroled to him, in order to track down a killer.
Dialogue Timeline — 639 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:03:07 I wonder what reservation they let him off of?
00:06:29 It'll be the Walden Hotel, near Broadway.
00:10:22 Rosie!
00:14:22 Ask who it is. Right?
00:19:40 When somebody steals your gun you usually file a report.
00:21:54 - Tell me, same guy? - Dick Fucking Tracy.
00:24:47 - Are you writing my life story? - Not likely.
00:27:14 - You need me more than you thought. - That shows you how desperate I am.
00:30:48 - Hammond, drop that gun. - Don't point that gun at me.
00:33:38 You're both going to do a little time. 30 days each...
00:36:19 - I heard him talk about it. - This is a bad neighbourhood.
00:39:38 As we're standing here talking, -
00:42:06 One of them was underage, another attacked a police officer.
00:45:16 TV has changed. Get this.
00:47:43 - not out on the streets with a charcoal-coloured loser.
00:51:11 It goes with the territory.
00:54:18 Watch that building while I have a sleep.
00:59:03 Look out!
01:07:09 - What's the goddamn number? - It's on my desk.
01:11:20 Thanks for calling.
01:15:38 - You're protecting a con! - Goddamn it!
01:18:59 They found the bus down in Chinatown.
01:25:17 Are you crazy, man? I was just bluffing.
29:00:01 It's been here three years.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed639
Dialogue density6.7 lines / min
First line00:03:07
Final line29:00:01
Production Record
DirectorWalter Hill
LanguageEnglish
Budget$12,000,000
Revenue$78,868,508
IMDb votes88,731