There are two kinds of movies.
A kind of writing about people, such as the loyal dog Hachiko, who smells fragrance and knows women. The stories between the people inside can actually have no world at all, because the communication between them is so private that they can independently construct their own emotional world. In other words, it doesn't matter where their stories happened, it's the same story and the same moving in other places.
A kind of writing world, such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Time Traveler. The people inside are fulfilling the challenges the world throws at them, and the world they live in opens up to us through their experiences. So when you watch this kind of movie, you see a world that is very different from our usual life. People are not the point. Of course, if he has a charismatic personality, he will shine in his world. Those commercial movies are like that. So if you complain that their emotional drama is too watery, it's because you miss the point.
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