- Where's my brother?
- Well, ask him. I don't know.

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5 seconds sound clip from the The Legendary Strike movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:31:03.435 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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(perplexed music) (2)

- What do you have to say?

- Huh. What is this?

- I should ask you that.

- You could ask me.

- Hey, are you a ghost?

- You don't have ghosts in daytime.

- Why were you in that coffin?

- Well, wasn't it you who made the switch though, and put me in there?

- Where's my brother?

- Well, ask him. I don't know.

- Talk! Where's my brother's body?

- Now just relax. You'll get his body back, all right.

- Buddha bless you.

- Please lady, stop this little joke now.

- Don't know what you mean.

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And my friend? -Just put him in the stable. He's dead, so he won't mind. Why should you?

I serve my own country. -By licking the boots of those goddamn Chings. Is that how?

I always told you, your plan was no good. I was right.

Buddha bless you. I thought maybe you'd need a monk. Part of our job is to pray for the dead.

Besides, how can a monk carry money? I have nothing. -Get lost then.

The Legendary Strike (1978) Sound Clip

Sound clips of the best quotes from the classic martial arts film The Legendary Strike (1978).

Actors: Sing Chen, Angela Mao, Kong Chu

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