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- You... Now, listen...
- Right. Leave him.

8 seconds sound clip from the Heroes of the East (1978) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:19:38.220 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- I give up.

- Are you ready?

- Seems he's come to fight.

- He's a bit early.

- We said one fight a day.

- I know!

- He's weird.

- What are you doing there?

- I'm waiting right here.

- You heard him.

- He means it? 'Til daybreak?

- You... Now, listen...

- Right. Leave him.

- Hey. It's tomorrow.

- What's he trying to do?

- He wants to fight.

- It isn't dawn.

- Just what are you trying to pull here?

- Look. It's past midnight. Another day.

[...]

Top rated lines from this movie

Japanese martial arts are very poor, as you ought to know, because I beat you every time.
I'm afraid I just can't agree with you. You're quite wrong.
Seven to one... Is that fair? Is it? -Don't worry. We intend to fight you one by one.
Is it necessary to yell like a barbarian?
Who'd you fight? -Well, someone who claimed the Japanese fought much better than the Chinese. I showed her. Beat her every time. Chinese was much better.
Heroes of the East (1978) Sound Clip

Heroes of the East (1978) poster

Sound clips of the best quotes from the classic martial arts film Heroes of the East (1978).

Actors: Chia-Hui Liu, Yuka Mizuno, Yasuaki Kurata

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