I think the simpler explanation is that they’re struck by the style of these artworks, and aren’t interested in referencing the cautionary tale aspect.

Bladerunner, Snowcrash, The Matrix, feature ‘cool’ characters and settings. It’s cool to imagine being a crew member on the Nebuchadnezzar or whatever.

No one references 1984, Brazil, or Children of Men to advertise their product, because those artworks create an uninviting, flat bleakness.

Maybe some blame should go toward authors who work hard to draw you in with style and vibe, in order to tell you a cautionary tale. Many in the audience probably miss the tale entirely, and are just immersed in the looks and vibe.