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?
00:05:54 See you tomorrow.
00:10:58 They mightn't believe you, but it's worth a try.
00:14:34 'Paul' Company, 'Charlie' Company, that's it.
00:18:01 Here, boys, listen. No trouble today. I mean it.
00:21:59 - They've seen pictures? - Yes.
00:25:50 I have the world's press in here wanting things done yesterday.
00:30:07 You know the Paras aren't a low-key regiment.
00:33:50 Can we not have this conversation at the table, please?
00:37:48 And we won't have to worry.
00:43:08 So, in your opinion, we will not get a pig through the wall? Over.
00:47:29 - As we predicted. - Good job we planned this contingency.
00:52:00 We'll go round this way. We'll go round the other way to the Guildhall.
00:56:25 They've got a lot of aggro just the other side of the wall, some kids.
01:00:18 The dismantling of Stormont and an end to Unionist domination.
01:04:51 Bastards!
01:09:36 Get an ambulance!
01:15:27 We see a gunman. We went left and right flanks and took him out.
01:19:08 Our men were attacked by hooligans on the parade.
01:24:07 - I have the list. - Are they male or female?
01:30:21 I'm W2 Norton. This is Sergeant Bridge who'll be taking a statement.
01:35:57 And I just want to say this to the British Government.
01:41:17 And this battle's yet begun
200:03:00 of the Derry Young Hooligans.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,197
Dialogue density11.2 lines / min
First line00:00:32
Final line200:03:00

Production Record

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