The Lost World
1925 · 104 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 6,129 VOTES · DIR. Harry O. Hoyt
Overview
The first film adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic novel about a land where prehistoric creatures still roam.
Dialogue Timeline — 249 lines
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00:00:00 For decades The Lost World could be seen only in an abridged version...
00:02:06 I have a presentiment that you are going to propose, Ed.
00:04:14 Pterodoctyls and other prehistoric monsters...
00:04:49 Mr. McArdle, couldn't you send me on a dangerous assignment?
00:07:30 What can he hope to gain by such lies?
00:09:17 That's profesor Summerlee, the eminent coleopterist.
00:11:00 Looks like a riot. It's a beastly shame!
00:12:35 Professor Challenger, I'd like to go on this expedition!
00:16:05 No. I was to blame. I intruded upon him.
00:18:45 Have you shown Malone - the diary?
00:20:57 Evidently already almost externet even lea for I saw few of they.
00:22:31 Why, this is a great human interest story -
00:25:12 ...which is formed by the half-defined frontiers...
00:28:08 - he will be far more use to us than you, my dear sir!
00:32:20 Challenger has guided us to this spot, and proven that...
00:40:08 Perfectly harmless - unless it happens to step on us.
00:53:14 Jocko will be mighty lonesome down here without Miss.
00:56:42 When I release the tree it will snap back with terrific force -
01:01:47 - it's impossible to get away!
01:04:52 We'll stalk it and observe its habits!
01:21:31 Yesterday I saw a cloud of smoke over the plateau -
01:23:46 A living Brontosaurus - nearly sixty feet long...
01:26:02 This is outrage - we've been hoaxed again -
01:31:31 That's Sir John Roxton - sportsman.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed249
Dialogue density2.4 lines / min
First line00:00:00
Final line01:31:31
Production Record
DirectorHarry O. Hoyt
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes6,129