CULTURE:
Climate change fiction gets hot in Hollywood (if you still don't get it, it'll get you)
Julia Pyper and Nathanael Massey, E&E reporters

But anytime you push an audience, you risk pushing it away. And that's a risk many Hollywood blockbusters -- with hundreds of millions of dollars riding on their success -- tend to avoid.

Feel your anxieties being manipulated!

Instead, blockbusters tend to reflect the expectations and biases of large audiences, said Tracey Heatherington, an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, who studies climate fiction. Movies like "The Day After Tomorrow" and "Into the Storm" play on the emotions and anxieties of the viewer, answering worries about the future with depictions of tidal waves, tornadoes and social upheaval.

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