Crossroads

1986 · 99 MIN · IMDB 7.1 · 18,357 VOTES · DIR. Walter Hill

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Overview

A wanna-be blues guitar virtuoso seeks a long-lost song by legendary musician, Robert Johnson.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,100 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:02:31 You ever record before?
00:08:17 - You're new here, ain't you? - This is my first day.
00:11:38 I figure you might be the last man alive to know where it is.
00:16:19 Now, you wanna play like Robert Johnson?
00:19:50 ...straight on down to the Delta. That's where it all started.
00:23:55 - What are you dressed like that for? - Because I'm a bluesman.
00:27:25 Snooks Jordan.
00:29:46 What are we gonna do now with $40?
00:33:39 What you waiting for?
00:36:10 Mighty fine watch. Let's move on down here and let's talk some business.
00:39:27 A nursing home? Oh, give me a break.
00:43:27 You know, on the house. And in return...
00:46:11 Where'd you get the gun?
00:48:40 He gives you a hard time? Yells at you and shit?
00:51:05 But I know a con man when I see one and I think he made up...
00:55:10 O.Z., uncuff them.
00:58:17 If you wanna be a bluesman, you gotta be able to use your whip.
01:01:53 You ain't supposed to believe nothing.
01:05:01 In a black man's juke?
01:08:40 I just played my first barrelhouse. I'm a bluesman now.
01:12:44 Where'd she go?
01:18:12 Lily always say you play all the time and flirt with the girls...
01:22:00 Ain't riding with the likes of you, smart-ass.
01:24:29 - I don't want you making no deals. - Take it easy.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,100
Dialogue density11.1 lines / min
First line00:02:31
Final line01:24:29

Production Record

DirectorWalter Hill
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$5,738,952
IMDb votes18,357