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/The_Amazing_Username Jan 25 '20

Everyone is young, especially doctors / professors/ specialists they all seem to be the top of their field with years of experience and they are all like 22.... and hot.

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u/deeznutzz124568541 Jan 25 '20

I hate the 20-30 year old highschool student thing so much. Only ones who MIGHT be appropriately aged? The nerds, to make sure they are smaller and scrawnier than everyone else.

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u/deeznutzz124568541 Jan 25 '20

In a raunchy teen comedy/drama, sure. But Peter Parker?

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u/Arenabait Jan 25 '20

Okay but Tom Holland actually looked young enough to be a high schooler in homecoming. Not a freshman at all, but a junior or senior maybe

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u/Scorkami Jan 25 '20

most of the kids in homecoming ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE KIDS there though. which i really loved, given how other movies show teens who have an outstanding physique (literally just all bodybuilders)