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Playtime Comments : [Vox] Why this creepy melody is in so many movies

Je*****:

Me, who just came from watching Sideways’s video on Sweeney Todd: HOW COULD U NOT INCLUDE SWEENEY TODD ON THAT MOVIE LIST at 1:30??

Jo**********:

3:50 Curious that that's by far the goriest scene in Star Wars, right at the beginning

Li************:

“POTC”/“Road to El Dorado” anyone? 2:06

Al***********:

4:39 Could you elaborate on this? By what are our ears "trained" ?

Bo*****:

0:17 that’s the “making Christmas” song from the nightmare before Christmas

zx************:

0:31 im humming automatically nymphetamine song

Fa**:

1:51 this is the power of Mozart's 1791 symphony requiem

 

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Top Comments : [Vox] Why this creepy melody is in so many movies

Ja*****:

The first notes on the frozen II trailer be like

Mi******:

I'm not being a troll here, but was the Dies Ire also the basis of the strange tune in Frozen 2?

Ca*****:

"*Dies irea plays*"
Me: Oh, hey. Sideways taught me that.

Li*******:

absolutely NOBODY'S talking about how the melody is also in stairway to heaven?

Th************:

"Our ears are trained to not like those notes together"

Isn't bothered in the slightest

Then again, I'm watching this at 2 am while eating pita chips and hummus, so...

Ma***********:

Hearing "symphony requiem" gve e a stroqe.

Ba*************:

I love Moe Zart, and Franz Linst, and Giuseppay Verday.

Ne**:

I wonder though, are we just "trained" to feel that way about minor keys or is there something more, say, biological/innate that makes us react this way to certain frequencies, and why have we evolved thus. Beside shady pseudoscientific reasoning, that is

Wo**:

I just realized this "dies irae" theme is also used in Dead by Daylight's main theme! Wow.

LP********:

I was watching this video on my phone while Dead by Daylight loaded, and I just noticed the lobby music is Dies Irae in guitar!

Ki*********:

I knew this was going to be about Dies Irae, I've read a lot about it and I'm glad more people are beginning to recognize this...sort of 'musical tradition' :)

Mi************:

My favorite piece of Church music. Had to sing it a requiem masses in grammar school in the 1950's

Ry*******:

So I guess this makes "Carol of the Bells" super creepy then.
It has a whole stanzas with nothing but this melody.

Is*********:

Thank God I didn’t play Into the Unknown on my wedding day

El****:

This is literally the ‘Siren call’ in frozen 2

Le*********:

Mozart's Requiem is not a symphony called Requiem. The Requiem is a genre in itself with a set text taken from the Requiem Mass - the same text set by Verdi (and many others). Neither is it "outside the church" as it was first performed at the funeral service of his commissioner.

Al********:

Gregorian monks about to start dropping copyright infringement lawsuits on everybody. Watch this video while you still can before Youtube mutes the audio.

Ha********:

The ballad of Sweeny Todd also has the Dies Irae motif.

De*************:

I just realized this sounds like Frozen 2, the sound that makes Elsa anxious

Fr****************:

so this is what 'Play this song at my funeral' sounded like in middle ages

Br****************:

When I hear those notes all I can think of “Making Christmas” from The Nightmare Before Christmas

pe************:

I can only hear “Making Christmas” in this, the rest don’t exist

pe****:

“Remember when Mufasa died?”

immediately shuts laptop and cries

Jo**********:

In Home Alone, the Dies Irae theme plays every time Kevin sees Old Man Marley. But when they meet at the church and Kevin finds out he's not a serial killer, the music switches to Carol of the Bells, which uses the same four notes!

Fi*******:

Dear god the amount of work, research and video editing required to make this video... bravo vox

fe************:

"O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana has been in HUNDREDS of action/adventure movies. The Dies Irae is as common as the Wilhelm scream.

Sh***:

When she started calling out those movies where this melody has appeared I immediately thought "Into the Unknown"

Ba********:

I just noticed that the game Dead By Daylight uses this in its theme song, nice!

Ja*************:

Frozen’s 2 gets added as basically the plot progression.

Ja****:

I know it’s in “The Car” and “The Shining”, but had no idea it’s been in so many other movies.

kp************:

Of course I’m being recommended this on Halloween

RA*:

The song “Making Christmas” from the Nightmare Before Christmas literally uses this throughout the entire somg

Ar***********:

I think I've heard this in a children's movie...




Oh yeah Frozen 2.

 

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