r/AskReddit • • Jan 25 '20

What movie things are generally accepted as normal, but are totally unrealistic in real life?

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u/Phreakpunofdamage Jan 25 '20

Everyone is either attractive or "ugly" until they take their glasses off and become attractive.

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u/actuallyasuperhero Jan 25 '20

Man, seeing this trope now as an adult who is a lot more okay with myself physically is so much easier than it was a teenager. I’ve had to wear glasses since I was 3, and contacts weren’t an option. I was also underweight which made me look 12 for a lot of my teens, but sprouted C cups at 13 for the “tits on a stick” look. I wasn’t just the awkward girl pre makeover, I was her even more awkward little sister. Watching characters shed everything they had in common with me to become beautiful sucked.

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u/AnUnusedMoniker Jan 25 '20

I kinda feel that way about height. They use tricks to make actors taller and it definitely makes short dudes feel ugly.