Lottery Ticket
2010 · 99 MIN · IMDB 5.1 · 11,744 VOTES · DIR. Erik White
Overview
Kevin Carson is a young man living in the projects who has to survive a three-day weekend after his opportunistic neighbors find out he's holding a winning lottery ticket worth $370 million
Dialogue Timeline — 1,724 lines
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00:01:13 On this hot and steamy fourth of July weekend...
00:05:20 ''Little girls''? Don't worry, Kevin ain't getting no pu
00:08:19 Why you gotta talk to old dude?
00:11:14 -And? What? -l got a job.
00:15:06 l blame the school systems, really.
00:18:38 Don't you know crime don't pay?
00:22:05 What you mean, they're? Weren't nobody even there.
00:26:12 l gotta call somebody!
00:29:28 Sit down. See? That's why l didn't
00:32:39 Y'all move away from here!
00:36:15 -Wait, wait, wait. -We love you, Kevin.
00:39:48 Yeah, and my stomach.
00:43:23 ...but l can't take this.
00:48:12 Hey, hey, hey. Let me get some water.
00:52:48 ...l'd have hit you with a four-punch combination.
00:56:42 Hey, look, when l first got a little money, it wasn't 300 million...
01:01:07 Why come l can't eat shrimps and steak?
01:06:21 -...and we good. -And then what?
01:10:05 Like, look at how some of these rappers always talk about, ''Shout out to my 'hood.''
01:15:05 That's why you was knocked out.
01:18:46 Kevin, you got that Bobby Brown look in your eyes, man. What you doing?
01:22:12 Kevin, you have to give back all his money.
01:26:08 l think he's about tired of you harassing him.
01:30:49 Damn. Mr. Washington's pretty cool for a serial killer.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,724
Dialogue density17.4 lines / min
First line00:01:13
Final line01:30:49
Production Record
DirectorErik White
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes11,744