| Display title | Unnecessarily Large Interior |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A tendency of Speculative Fiction pictures and art direction to have interiors much larger than would be needed in reality. As in what could be a large room becomes huge and cavernous. Sometimes the story tries to justify this, claiming the Phlebotinum needs this much empty space to work, but usually it's just because Bigger Is Better (or because the higher the ceiling, the more stuff there is to drop down on the escaping heroes when the building collapses). |