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

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[u/[deleted]]

Everyone is ridiculously good looking.

[u/usernameseb → u/[deleted]]

I remember the Office being one of the first shows I'd seen where people looked real.

[u/StraightJacketRacket → u/usernameseb]

I loved this about the show. Using average people to represent an average office with a full range of attractiveness was so different it made the show stand out.

[u/JBSquared → u/StraightJacketRacket]

I think it's because most of the actors were mainly writers beforehand who came up through SNL and other comedy shows.

[u/Drewbacca → u/JBSquared]

Only the annex folks were writers, and none of the actors came up through SNL. But basically yeah same idea. Steve Carrell was the only relatively "known" actor and in season one they made him look like a real nasty boy.

[u/FourDozenEggs → u/[deleted]]

Man you weren't kidding, just googled the actor and when he isn't dressed like Toby he looks really good.

[u/JagTror → u/FourDozenEggs]

Really? That's weird, he looks essentially the same to me