Ok, so watching Rick and Morty I heard the… idk windows run! Sound; like the error one. And in Alamo Ga Kill, I heard the same laser blasts used well… at least in empire strikes back. Like… are there new sounds? Poor foleys
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Also the diddy laugh will haunt you endlessly once you recognize it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8CArkcAuLE
(nickname comes from it's presence in the diddy kong racing start... but it's in so many movies and shows once you are keyed in to listen for it).
thanks for the user name :)
Holy shit, that's where it's from‽
Much like the wilheim scream, it's a popular stock sound effect. It's in the intro of diddy kong racing, but it's in all kinds of movies like Mulan, Monsters inc 2, Taken, the simpsons movie, Xmen 2, Gladiator. hot fuzz, the bourne identity, five nights at freddys, wrath of the titan, resident evil the final chapter just to name a few.
actual stock sounds library it's just called giggling 2 children https://soundideas.sourceaudio.com/track/11473800
Diddy kong racing isn't it's origin, (it was used in Pocahontas 2 years prior to Diddy Kong racings release at a minimum), I think that's where it became the most obvious though, because if you played Diddy Kong Racing, you heard that sound effect every time you started up the game, which makes recognizing it everywhere else really common.
Yup this BAFFLED me for years. I was thinking things like "Why the HELL is Hot Fuzz reusing the sound effect from Diddy Kong Racing!?"