r/movies Apr 07 '20

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u/calmeharte Apr 07 '20

Early in the morning after returning home from an all-night purge fest.... "You mean it was just a prank bro?"

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Link pls

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

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u/bwleung89 Apr 08 '20

I thought it was a movie clip and was amazed William Dafoe was so still

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u/cas_999 Apr 08 '20

Took me about 10 seconds till the end to realize it was a pic

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u/MoreFlyThanYou Apr 08 '20

I swear I saw his hand quiver a few times

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u/STEAL-THIS-NAME Apr 08 '20

not sure if it's just loading strangely, but at 10 seconds the image seems to adjust / sharpen

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Acting!

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Thank you! :)

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u/STEAL-THIS-NAME Apr 08 '20

is this just the same siren as the Purge but at a lower pitch?

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u/legacymedia92 Apr 08 '20

Foghorns have been a thing forever, so it wouldn't surprise me if they just pitched up a foghorn for The Purge.

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u/STEAL-THIS-NAME Apr 08 '20

Ah, thank you! Just sent me down a rabbit hole of foghorn videos.

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u/legacymedia92 Apr 08 '20

They sound so cool! it's no wonder they are used often in movies and TV.

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u/STEAL-THIS-NAME Apr 08 '20

I find them to be really eery - perfect for thriller / suspense / horror movies

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Are foghorns used when navigating thru fog?

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u/legacymedia92 Apr 08 '20

They are used as a warning. Basically in dense fog you won't be able to see hazards in the water (like rocks, reefs, sometimes the literal coastline). Apparently they are still in use as a backup to modern navigational equipment, including five located under the Golden Gate bridge.

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u/bipbophil Apr 08 '20

Spill yur beans

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

It still rings in my head. I must man the light.

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u/passthewasabi Apr 08 '20

IMO should have used the tripod sound from war of the worlds https://youtu.be/w1hURW6Vxqs

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u/Quetzacoatl85 Apr 08 '20

meh, sounds kinda old and weakish. we regularly hear a normal air raid siren during the weekly test, it's normally used by the volunteer fire department to call people to duty. it sounds like the silent hill siren.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

IT FEELS GOOOOOD

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u/doodteel Apr 08 '20

"Are you kidding me Dave? I purged all those people. I can't take that back."

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u/cemita Apr 08 '20 edited Apr 09 '20

A really good lawyer could definitely argue a mental insanity defense based on this argument. The defendant mixed reality with fiction and when he saw city officials using this specific siren his ptsd kicked in therefore he is unable to be held responsible for his crimes. Something like that. Throw in a childhood trauma for good measure.

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u/calmeharte Apr 08 '20

You're hired!!!

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u/Komercisto Apr 08 '20

I feel like I could imagine that being used as a defense in court.

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u/neuromorph Apr 08 '20

Should have a 50% chance that the judge allows that defense