Shanghai Noon
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:48:02
Is that relaxed?
:48:05
You look sort of
rigid there.

:48:10
You know what?
We got off on the wrong foot.

:48:12
Let's try to start again.
:48:16
Man, you sure can fight.
:48:20
I've never seen anything like that.
[ Imitating Karate Yells ]

:48:22
It was--
:48:26
I'm trying to give you
a compliment.

:48:30
You're not still mad about me pointin'
you in the wrong direction, are you?

:48:34
Come on. You gotta be able
to laugh at stuff like that.

:48:38
Like me in the desert. I don't
hold any grudges. I laugh about it.

:48:43
I'm not angry at you. You just
left me there with chopsticks to die.

:48:47
Roy, all by his lonesome. Just me
and the buzzards pickin' at my head.

:48:55
You're a very silent man,
aren't you?

:48:59
You weren't expecting to see
old Roy in that bar, were you?

:49:02
Be honest.
Were you? Huh?

:49:09
Did you really
use those chopsticks?

:49:12
You better believe it.
:49:16
Now you laugh. That's funny.
I gotta remember that one.

:49:20
- So, who are you?
- I'm Imperial Guard
to the Emperor of China.

:49:26
China.
:49:29
- What's with the book?
- The book belongs to Princess Pei Pei.

:49:35
- Who?
- Princess Pei Pei.

:49:37
She was kidnapped
from the Forbidden City.

:49:40
Forbidden City?
I like that, the Forbidden City.

:49:44
A princess kidnapped.
It's so mysterious. Oh, go ahead.

:49:50
The emperor sent us
to get her back.

:49:53
Us? You mean your friends
from the train?

:49:56
They are also Imperial Guards.
They have four days to bring
the gold to Carson City.


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