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Only those of us familiar with the music knew it wasn't from Full Metal Jacket (where the Adagio for Strings was used).
(TRIVIA: I found it interesting that most 3-movement works are either minor to harmonic major back to original minor or the opposite, but the original Quartet starts in a minor key, goes a half step down to another minor key (B♭ minor) for the second movement in Molto adagio before going back to B minor.)