Blackpill Notice how actors who play real people are almost always more attractive

[Nordicel94]

Whenever an actor is cast to play a real person, they pick someone more attractive than the actual person, often bending the realism in the process. You never see them being less attractive (aside from maybe Austin Butler in "Elvis" as it would be hard to find someone who looked like a man regarded to be one of the most handsome men in history). They pick a glamorised actor and try to make them look similar to the real person, sacrificing realism for the sake of getting more eyeballs on the show or film, because people want to see attractive people and that means more money.

This also shows that looks aren't objective, because in that case real people would be portrayed by ugly actors left right and center and it would be seen as just "normal".

Looks is a currency, it's money, it is traded for sex, it is everything.

 

[SoycuckGodOfReddit]

idk I don't watch films

 

[ItsovERfucks]

Yes, they always cast the heroes as attractive Chads and the villans as ugly sub-5s

 

[Nordicel94]

Yes, they always cast the heroes as attractive Chads and the villans as ugly sub-5s

True, no one would believe a Sub5 as a hero, and people still argue that looks are subjective.

 

[Stupid Clown]

Yes, they always cast the heroes as attractive Chads and the villans as ugly sub-5s

And if the villains are attractive they're sympathetic or tragic.

 

[ItsovERfucks]

And if the villains are attractive they're sympathetic or tragic.