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I heard two end up rising.

4 seconds sound clip from the Ninjutsu (1968) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:47:45 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Attention! Attention!

- Quickly. Here he is, follow me!

- Quickly! Come on! Look out!

- What? Where'd he go? Not here.

- I'm afraid I'm to blame. It's all my fault, sir.

- I heard two end up rising.

- If you hadn't insisted on me sleeping in another room, I would have been assassinated. I'll see you're rewarded.

- Oh, thank you sir.

- One more thing, that man died to save me. Take good care of his family.

- I will, sir.

- What happened?

- We're sorry, Master.

- What do you have to say?

- We failed you. I beg you, Master, let us try one more time.

[...]

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Ninjutsu (1968) Sound Clip

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Listen to lesser-known quotes from the 1968 martial arts film "Ninjutsu" featuring sound clips from the English dub version.

Actors: Kuo Chue, Lu Feng, Chiang Sheng

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