I saw this movie in the theater when it came out and have watched it several times since then and only now I just noticed that the scream sounds suspiciously like an altered Wilhelm scream.

Not exactly like the Wilhelm Scream.

..needs a Wilhelm scream.

I just emitted a Wilhelm scream.

Extra points for Wilhelm scream.

I never knew how many times that movie used that scream. Nuts.

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I too find it quite annoying to be thrown out of a movie upon hearing the Wilhelm scream. It might of been a funny inside joke years ago amongst sound designers, now it just seems inevitable and annoying. Although I'd suppose I'd rather have this, if nothing else for the sake of variety.

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so sick of the Wilhelm scream. Seriously, it used to be this funny inside joke, but now it's just sad. We can CGI entire movies, but we can't come up with unique sounds?

excessive homages and "tips of the hat" are fucking annoying. How about you come up with your own shit instead of constantly referring to something else?

What's the point? You're just replacing one overused scream for another.

Here's an idea: how about creating a unique scream for the scene, when and where it is warranted, instead of using some shitty stock scream recorded years ago? I guess that's too hard or too novel a concept for some.

Fuck the Wilhelm scream.

I heard a *Wilhelm scream!

Needs a Wilhelm scream when he drops it.

That was sooo F'ing awesome. Only sad I didn't hear a gunshot or Wilhelm scream in all those cool sound effects.