Rio Lobo
1970 · 116 MIN · IMDB 6.7 · 14,399 VOTES · DIR. Howard Hawks
Overview
After the Civil War, a former Union colonel searches for the two traitors whose perfidy led to the loss of a close friend.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,175 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:03:03 Come on, pick up your feet.
00:07:13 - You'd better put it on extra heavy. - Yes, sir.
00:13:35 - Not much. - Bide's handling the gold.
00:18:12 - And I want them to be able to talk. - Yes, sir.
00:22:50 If you don't know, you better guess pretty good.
00:29:34 I thought you gave in a little too easy.
00:33:09 Was he hurt bad?
00:36:04 Are you working for the army, or is this personal?
00:39:42 That's a lie!
00:42:54 What did Tuscarora say in that letter?
00:46:54 - I just happen to have some. - Good.
00:51:01 They put the bodies on the poles and burned them.
00:56:56 - Would you like me to look? - I'm looking.
01:01:15 You'd better go on home.
01:04:45 Wait a minute. First, pour some water over my head.
01:08:14 - Do you have any suggestions? - Yes, I do.
01:11:57 You just stay where you are out there.
01:15:04 - I was there before he had it. - How far is it?
01:20:03 He's at another gate looking for Saint Peter.
01:24:03 And how long do you think before Hendricks will have us too?
01:27:28 - I will pray for you. - Good night.
01:32:17 They had men out, but we had Ketcham.
01:36:25 Thanks.
01:42:14 - Unloosen your belt. - What for?
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,175
Dialogue density10.1 lines / min
First line00:03:03
Final line01:42:14
Production Record
DirectorHoward Hawks
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes14,399