You know, I had always had this question in my mind, but I never get said it for unknown reasons.
The question is very simple:
Why we questioning the logic of some Fastasy/Sci-fi Worlds we watch/read/play?
Here a specific example:
Lets just say we watch a film that is about a Medieval Fantasy World full of Dragons, Animated Skeletons, Wizards using magic, Impossible landscapes,etc.
Most of the times we accept that, because "Magic", right?
But when we see someone falling from a cliff and fall down to the ground and he/she survives we immidiadly we say "Bullsh*t! This is not realistic. He/She should had died from this fall!".
Or if a Hero get stabbed ,like, 1000 times but he still going, we say once again this is impossible.
We accept the impossible in Fastasy/Sci-Fi Worlds, but we can't accept when someone survive when he/she get stabbed or fall from a cliff? Why?
Sure, I am not a hypocrite, because me too sometimes think like that.
However with that said, should we overthink how a Fanstasy/Sci-Fi worlds works?
The question is very simple:
Why we questioning the logic of some Fastasy/Sci-fi Worlds we watch/read/play?
Here a specific example:
Lets just say we watch a film that is about a Medieval Fantasy World full of Dragons, Animated Skeletons, Wizards using magic, Impossible landscapes,etc.
Most of the times we accept that, because "Magic", right?
But when we see someone falling from a cliff and fall down to the ground and he/she survives we immidiadly we say "Bullsh*t! This is not realistic. He/She should had died from this fall!".
Or if a Hero get stabbed ,like, 1000 times but he still going, we say once again this is impossible.
We accept the impossible in Fastasy/Sci-Fi Worlds, but we can't accept when someone survive when he/she get stabbed or fall from a cliff? Why?
Sure, I am not a hypocrite, because me too sometimes think like that.
However with that said, should we overthink how a Fanstasy/Sci-Fi worlds works?