The haunting music from “The Leftovers” can turn some of the funniest scenes in movie history into dramatic moments

HBO - Freshly Popped Culture - YouTube - Screenshot

The good folks over at Freshly Popped Culture have been having some fun with the soundtrack to HBO’s drama “The Leftovers.”  They’ve taken composer Max Richter’s wonderfully haunting score — particularly the track “The Quality of Mercy,” which plays during the show’s most devastating moments — and added it to other, less dramatic scenes from the world of cinema.

Videos by Rare

RELATED: The heavy-handed NRA ad gets a “Star Wars” makeover

Unsurprisingly, it makes even comedic moments like the “Anchorman” scene above seem like intense dramatic scenes.

But they didn’t stop there. They also added the music to scenes that are already pretty depressing, like Mufasa’s death in “The Lion King.” The result is a horrifically emotional animated scene that baffles the brain and leaves the viewer in a fragile state of mind.

You’re going to need a hug after watching this one:

What do you think?

After she canceled her last few concerts, Adele’s fans found a beautiful way to show their love and support

This lady pretended to be a news reporter and made people believe every lie she told about the Fourth of July