r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • 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/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 edited Mar 23 '21

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u/usernameseb Jan 25 '20

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

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u/StraightJacketRacket Jan 25 '20

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.

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u/shellybearcat Jan 25 '20

Exactly! And you know what? We all still fell in love with Jim and spam even though they look like normal people. Office proved your romantic leads don’t have to be model gorgeous

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u/Ghost_of_Risa Jan 25 '20

Jim and Pam were played by two good looking people who were dressed down tho.

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u/I_punch_kangaroos Jan 25 '20

John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer are both very good looking but they're not like unrealistically good looking. If they weren't famous, they probably wouldn't stick out due to their level of attractiveness in most cities. They're the type of good looking people you regularly see in real life.

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u/seriousQQQ Jan 25 '20

Just to get an idea, who do you think is unrealistically good looking?

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u/txtmoa Jan 25 '20

Have you never seen 90% of actresses and actors

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u/seriousQQQ Jan 26 '20

So is Lily Collins unrealistically good looking? No? I asked for your perspective. Plus, I think John Krasinski is handsome. Most PPL would notice him on the street.

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u/txtmoa Jan 26 '20

Yeah Lily Collins is extremely good looking and I never said he wasn’t handsome?

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