The Honeymooners

2005 · 90 MIN · IMDB 3.5 · 7,647 VOTES · DIR. John Schultz

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Overview

Working class New York bus driver Ralph Kramden is always coming up with get-rich-quick schemes for him and his best friend, Ed Norton, who's always around to help him get in (and out of) trouble.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,544 lines

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00:00:49 This is DJ Suckaslam spinning it old school tonight
00:06:01 I'm calling my boy Norton. He works in the sewers.
00:09:16 Well, no, not exactly.
00:12:30 - Well, she's selling her duplex. - It's a huge duplex.
00:15:34 Living paycheck to paycheck, hand-to-mouth
00:19:32 The Rainbrella Kangol.
00:24:17 - A Pullman train car. - Train car?
00:27:41 Aren't we all?
00:32:11 and it was supposed to be Dutch, but I paid?
00:35:27 The past few years, we've been racing exclusively in Argentina.
00:38:24 I siphon gas out of his car, he siphons out of my car.
00:41:41 I refuse to lose this house
00:45:19 and, you know, sharing a meal over it is just a beautiful thing.
00:48:47 All right, technically, she's not my wife. She's somebody else's.
00:52:12 Why don't we Nancy Kerrigan the other dogs.
00:55:18 to the underground parking.
00:59:08 - Ralphie boy. - Ralph, what are you wearing?
01:01:53 I'm sitting here like a rubber ducky, and you talking about, "Let it go."
01:04:57 but not scratched in spirit.
01:08:08 - You my boy. - Yeah.
01:12:15 What were you thinking, distracting him like that?
01:17:06 You know that book of riddles you keep on your coffee table?
01:20:05 Let me pick? That's my man. That's what I'm talking about.
01:24:43 To our own home.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,544
Dialogue density17.2 lines / min
First line00:00:49
Final line01:24:43

Production Record

DirectorJohn Schultz
LanguageEnglish
Budget$25,000,000
Revenue$13,200,000
IMDb votes7,647