884 launch films, transcribed to the word.
Every line below was said out loud by a company launching something, and every one of them is a link to the second it was said on. Pick the ones worth stealing from and this page hands you a brief you can paste into an AI.
- films worth quoting
- 884
- of 1.044 transcribed
- companies
- 248
- each with its own way of talking
- words said out loud
- 397.235
- timed to the second
- words a minute
- 147
- the median film, and your target
246 of the 1.044 transcribed films have had their audio measured for whether anybody is actually speaking in them. The rest are trusted until they are checked, which is why a film needs forty words before it appears here at all.
The first thing they say
Three seconds decide whether anybody watches the rest, and this is what 884 companies spent them on. Sorted by how far the film travelled, so the top of the wall is openings that worked rather than openings we liked.
Find the moment somebody said it
Phrases in order, not word soup: “one more thing” finds the films that land that beat, not every film containing the word “one”. Filler words are not matched on, so it finds “one last thing” too. Each hit lands on the frame that was on screen when the words came out.
Try “we're launching”, “one more thing”, or the promise you are about to make yourself.
The last thing they say
The other end, one per company. A launch film's closing line is almost always the ask, so this is a wall of calls to action written by people who paid real money for the wording.
Read your own draft against all of them
Paste what you have written and say how long the cut is. The verdict is arithmetic, not an opinion: every film here carries its own word count and its own duration, so the target is measured off the corpus rather than made up.