Bloody Sunday

2002 · 107 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 26,134 VOTES · DIR. Paul Greengrass

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Overview

The dramatised story of the Irish civil rights protest march on January 30 1972 which ended in a massacre by British troops.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,197 lines

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00:00:32 Excuse me, folks. Good to see you. How are you? How do?
00:05:43 Right.
00:10:46 Right. I know. I'm gonna sort it.
00:14:10 I want them lifted off the street today. We're gonna have these guys.
00:17:18 - Pray for us. It's going to be terrible. - Keep an eye on the young people.
00:21:23 through this dead ground, break through this wall, and sweep round
00:25:04 Wait, Frances. Give me a couple of minutes.
00:29:09 Chief Superintendent Lagan, sir.
00:32:48 You're going to get that wee girl into trouble, you know.
00:36:13 Who's going in front of the lorry, who's going behind.
00:41:09 ... we shall overcome some day
00:45:41 - This is where we hope they'll turn? - That's what they said.
00:49:46 Get back. Forget the Guildhall.
00:54:35 That wasn't rubber bullets. That was something different.
00:58:15 - Come on! - Let's go!
01:02:09 Don't do it, Patrick. Don't do it.
01:06:57 He's got a weapon!
01:11:27 The sub-units have now gone secure in that area.
01:16:23 Picked up three UKMs. Looked fucked, sir. Grey as hell.
01:20:22 What is force in a situation like this?
01:25:19 Bastards!
01:30:56 there was some sort of commotion on the left
01:36:38 I feel very ill-equipped to do any preaching to them after today.
01:41:47 How long, how long must we sing this song?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,197
Dialogue density11.2 lines / min
First line00:00:32
Final line01:41:47

Production Record

DirectorPaul Greengrass
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$773,228
IMDb votes26,134