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6/25/2025, 1:16:57 AM
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My wager is that sci-fi demands world building that goes beyond the main characters.You can't do like Lilo and Stitch where you tease this bigger world but since the story is more about a human family in a modern city it connects better with the audience. Treasure Planet might be based off of a classic book but the world is soaked in all these elements of robots, aliens and sci-fi that the core story gets lost on the normies. That's the irony of their one success, WallE, was because the whole movie was built around the lore/world that WallE and Eve lived in, so you masses were never front loaded with questions of why everything was the way it was like in Mars Needs Moms, and Lightyear, nor tuning out because the more interesting elements were ignored for the sake of following the cast, which was the major issues with Elio, and Strange World.
My wager is that sci-fi demands world building that goes beyond the main characters.You can't do like Lilo and Stitch where you tease this bigger world but since the story is more about a human family in a modern city it connects better with the audience. Treasure Planet might be based off of a classic book but the world is soaked in all these elements of robots, aliens and sci-fi that the core story gets lost on the normies. That's the irony of their one success, WallE, was because the whole movie was built around the lore/world that WallE and Eve lived in, so you masses were never front loaded with questions of why everything was the way it was like in Mars Needs Moms, and Lightyear, nor tuning out because the more interesting elements were ignored for the sake of following the cast, which was the major issues with Elio, and Strange World.
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