Do Hollywood Movies Use Classical Music Right?

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[dancing_asteroid]

This whole video is just about Eddy being the music nerd that knows everything about the background of composers🤨💅

[sabrinai]

Having Leonardo di Caprio say "It's Mahler!" is so funny to me I don't know why.

[The_sad_penguin]

‏‪ ‏‪0:39‬‏ thank you, brett and eddy. Truly insightful commentery.

[christianedavi]

Chair de lune was chosen because it's the most common piece of classical music. It comes with Windows pc to test the sound. So it's more likely for teens to recognize it.

[robertjewell]

Alex North was actually hired to compose the music for 2001: A Space Odyssey which he did after Kubrick used the Strauss and others music just as filler until the original score was composed, but when North went to the Premier his entire score was cut and the filler music was used instead. He was shocked, Kubrick having never told him his score had been rejected.

[sabrinai]

0:43 war flashback to Brett's jungle phonk

[sabrinai]

7:08 that's not a smirk Brett, that's the actor slowly dying inside.

[simplytwosetter]

Classical music in these movies "speaks" in a non-verbal way. It's almost like, it's a narration of the scene or the character, but without actually talking, so people won't get distracted, but still can feel it and understand it. It's like an eye-contact between the producer and the audiences lol

[Grigeral]

See's one single shelf, not even fully filled, with cds... "You have quite the collection..."

[justinkoenig]

This was probably the best possible way to promote “2001: A Space Odyssey” to the younger generations. Very well done, TwoSet.

[maxslepoy]

7:36 this is proof the word "defenestration" is very much a useful word.

[simplytwosetter]

Eddy in the new Twoset Apparel The Academy Collection made him look even more professional!! The way he talks eloquently about all the stories behind these pieces really made him Professor Chen!! No I'm not talking about 6:59 don't look lol

[anathardayaldar]

7:40 "If you wanna impress a date, have Claire de Lune keyed up"
but only if she isn't familiar with classical music.
If she DOES know her classical music, have TwoSetViolin keyed up on the browser.

[annepatterson]

Is no one going to mention that "vincero" means "I will win" in Italian? The "victory" in that movie comes just as the singer is declaring that he will win!

[snowlocke]

Kind of interesting in Shutter Island because a lot of what happened in the film didn’t actually happen, as parts of it were either in Dicaprios head or the doctors roleplaying in an effort to help him

So Mahler is a great misdirection for Leo and the audience to see the Doctor as the bad guy and play into our biases which Leo’s character was doing so that he didn’t have to listen to them when they drop the truth bomb

Great film by the way especially when you rewatch it and notice all the foreshadowing

[okay-oliver]

just SEEING Twilight in the thumbnail made me laugh, i wonder what that says about me

[linghsingng]

Lol...Debussy be like: why you drag the girl away when i was just started?

[dr.durchschnitt]

4:42 The Mahler piece in Shutter Island is actually anachronistic as the first (and only known) movement of his Piano Quartet in a-minor was first published in the 1970s. The movie however plays in the 1950s. So they couldnt have known the piece at that time🤨😀

[jcortese]

"Also Sprach Zarathustra" wasn't used ironically in "2001." It was used at the moment when the apes discovered tool use -- that was one of the big leaps in the human mind that got the Nth generation of monkeys into space, which is why the movie then did that hard cut from bone to spaceship. Epic music was used to depict an epic moment in human evolution.

Even "Clair de Lune" makes sense, if you think about it. Yes, it's a "stupid" movie, but if it's about a vampire, then a song about moonlight does fit.

[sabrinai]

Twoset academy, the only academy where I wouldn't procrastinate homework judging by how fast I clicked on the upload.