Arandor
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Amko, not really. Even if you compare movies or something else. I just like the romantic moments in space in Futurama, even though there aren't many of them.
A mystery can only suggest upcoming surprises.
Yes, there is also bad fantasy. Although I don't consider some movies to be fantasy, but rather fairy tales or something else. But in more limited frameworks, it's harder to work, and you need to put in more effort, use your imagination, and so on, to create something new, but with old elements. But with space, you can come up with anything, adding any planet you like and new aliens, although these are just cosmetic changes (except for the planet, because you can make it anything, even populate it with Spartans who will rule it).
If we talk about science fiction in general, I like science fiction within the Earth's boundaries more, perhaps about the future or an alternative reality.
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Fantasy can be uninteresting, and sci-fi can be nonsensical because there are almost no limits (i.e., it's also uninteresting).
A mystery can only suggest upcoming surprises.
Yes, there is also bad fantasy. Although I don't consider some movies to be fantasy, but rather fairy tales or something else. But in more limited frameworks, it's harder to work, and you need to put in more effort, use your imagination, and so on, to create something new, but with old elements. But with space, you can come up with anything, adding any planet you like and new aliens, although these are just cosmetic changes (except for the planet, because you can make it anything, even populate it with Spartans who will rule it).
If we talk about science fiction in general, I like science fiction within the Earth's boundaries more, perhaps about the future or an alternative reality.
Added 4 minutes later
Fantasy can be uninteresting, and sci-fi can be nonsensical because there are almost no limits (i.e., it's also uninteresting).
Be strong. Believe