Treasure Planet has solar sails used as the energy source for propulsion for ships.
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Its also an absolutely amazing movie!
Not exactly the gerne I'm looking for, but will watch it anyways. Looks interesting
In some sense Waterworld qualifies.
Also Cloud Atlas in some of the settings, though a bit more primitivist
Waterworld. I agree, mixes with diselpunk. Cloud Atlas, at least the futuristic part.
- Okja? Does that count.
- Some Miyazaki movies.
- Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland looks awesome. Thanks!
Maybe Atlantis? Also maybe the fremen parts of Dune, though that again is more primitivist in some respects.
I'd say overall Solarpunk still lacks its cornerstone film.
Princess Mononoke from studio Ghibli.
Edit: whoops, I meant 'NausicaΓ€ of the Valley of the Wind'
Nausicaa is more solar/windpunk than Princess Mononoke, which is more primitivist.
Shoot, that's the one I was actually thinking of!
Most of Miyazakis films
Well, not solar punk but environmentalist. Travelers. It's a show about people traveling back in time to stop climate collapse, it's pretty good.