00:00When you see an establishing shot of a boat in a movie, you have to hear that foghorn sound effect.
00:04Whereas in reality, they don't all have this foghorn or use it in the middle of the sea.
00:09When you see a person on a bike in a movie, you have to hear that bell sound.
00:12When in reality, some bikes in those movies don't even have that bell.
00:16And in reality, you don't hear that bell sound all the time.
00:19The car brakes in cars in every movie make that really specific screeching sound.
00:24Whereas in reality, they barely make a noise.
00:26When you go to a lab in a movie, you see all those flashy colors and liquids everywhere all over
00:31the place.
00:32Whereas in reality, it's way more boring than that.
00:35In movies, you often see a character's life flash before their eyes, before they die.
00:39Whereas in reality, when you're about to die or really scared as f***, you don't really see your life flashing
00:44before your eyes.
00:45All of this also kind of reminds me of the Tiffany effect.
00:47Where you associate specific historic elements to specific historic events.
00:51Like the name Tiffany is associated with our contemporary time.
00:55Whereas it's an actual really old name.
00:57But people don't really believe that.
00:58That's also the case with movies.
01:00Because they put a lot of effort to make something look realistic in many movies.
01:04That influenced the general culture of everyone.
01:07And that whole phenomenon is called the coconut effect.
01:09And I made a whole video about that subject on my channel that I recommend you to watch.
01:13And also feel free to share your own favorite coconut effect in the comments.
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