I think there is definitely a growing trend toward high-concept romances that treat love as a puzzle to be solved rather than a feeling to be experienced, which can definitely make them feel a bit cold. While these futuristic thought exercises offer a fun intellectual playground, they often sacrifice the raw, messy vulnerability that makes classic romance movies so memorable. Personally, I believe there is still plenty of room for both, but we are missing the grounded stories that focus on the quiet moments between two people. When films prioritize the gimmick over the chemistry, the emotional payoff usually suffers, leaving the audience feeling more like spectators of a concept than participants in a love story. It would be great to see a shift back toward character-driven narratives that trust the audience to connect with simple, human emotions instead of relying on complex sci-fi premises.