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I saw strange world and frankly it was a very interesting movie. I mean I like how it explores the possibility of traversing through unknown land only to encounter strange creatures. I also like how they used "Pando", as a plot device for the movie. Though I feel like it could use a little more worldbuilding to it. For example the idea of Avalonia being part of a giant sea turtle is sound though they should have expanded it a bit more. They could have explain how the people started to settle down in the region, or better yet if some type of event occur in the past that caused the people to be trapped behind the thick mountain ranges. Or better yet, as gratitude for saving it the turtle allows the people to leave the land and travel to various parts of the world and meet new people.
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The big concept for the movie is a major spoiler because the information is revealed to the audience and to the characters very late in the story. So, trying to describe "Strange World" to someone who has never watched it before or encouraging people to be patient with the seemingly non-sensical story until the mystery is revealed is difficult.
I agree it was interesting, but now that it’s been a while since I’ve seen it… it’s pretty forgettable.