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The Outlaws - Movie Quotes
Memorable Quotes
Eo, ajik single-iya. (Yeah, I'm still single.)
— Ma Seok-do
Context:
The final confrontation in the airport bathroom just before the fight begins.
Meaning:
A pun on the Korean word 'honja' which can mean 'alone' or 'single'. When Jang Chen asks if he is alone, Ma intentionally misinterprets it as a relationship status, showing his absolute lack of fear.
Do you know who I am?
— Jang Chen
Context:
Used frequently to intimidate victims and rivals, asserting his dominance.
Meaning:
Epitomizes his arrogance and belief that his reputation for violence places him above everyone else, including the law.
Come here.
— Ma Seok-do
Context:
Said to various criminals right before Ma delivers a devastating punch or slap.
Meaning:
A simple command that precedes a beatdown. It strips the criminals of their power, treating them like naughty children about to be disciplined.
Send him to the Truth Room.
— Ma Seok-do
Context:
Spoken in the police station when a suspect refuses to talk, prompting the team to prepare the helmet.
Meaning:
A euphemism for police torture/interrogation. It highlights the film's acceptance of vigilantism within the system.