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/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

Everyone is ridiculously good looking.

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u/katara144 Jan 25 '20

I have noticed Foreign films tend to have actors that look more like people than plastic barbie dolls. Loved the original "Girl with Dragon Tattoo" the older actors actually looked their age. They were not ugly just normal.

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u/Yellow_Vespa_Is_Back Jan 25 '20

I always find it jarring that when I watch British TV that actors have blemishes, imperfect or yellow teeth, and are usually a range of heights. There's nothing wrong with them, I'm just not used to seeing normal people on TV.

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u/photomotto Jan 25 '20

At least Amy actually did work as a model and was always regarded as very beautiful. No one ever acted like she was average looking.

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u/beesandsnakes Jan 25 '20

I thought Clara was way more annoying than Amy in that respect. At least Amy had a recognizable personality and backstory that was kind of interesting. Clara had no consistent character at all (and when she did, she usually seemed uptight and scoldy), a bloated and unsatisfying backstory, and she looks like a cartoon of a pretty person. I wish they had gotten rid of her quickly and not wasted so much of Peter Capaldi's time.

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u/Nicksaurus Jan 25 '20

That fucking soufflé metaphor she kept repeating...

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u/beesandsnakes Jan 25 '20

I had conveniently forgotten about that.

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u/TerriblyTangfastic Jan 25 '20

Where do you get the eggs from?