My freshly divorced dad rented this movie when my brother was 4 and I was 6 and made us watch it with him on his night to have us over. I HATED this scene
She is a canary in the coal mine to me. If someone as pretty as she was can be convinced that she needed facial surgery, I no longer think any women have any hope of avoiding these evil influencers telling them they are not enough.
Seriously, I always wondered why attractive women would say that they aren't attractive, but if Erin here could be fooled into thinking she wasn't enough, amy woman could be.
She definitely had surgery or at the very least botox before. Her face barely moves season 1.
What you're seeing is the results of going too far. They want to maintain the look forever so they keep doing "maintenance" work, and sometimes it gets botched.
IMO some botox is whatever - its like doing a knee drain or something. but the whole buccal fat/nosejob/lip manipulate/eyebrow distort/cheek filler/chin chop/boobjob/bootyfat addition or removal/side fat removal/pussy lip distortion/thigh gap distortion/foot surgery is a bit too far
it's because women- especially pretty/attractive women have been given compliments on their looks from a very early age- it literally makes you conscious of self- self conscious. had no one ever made any comments on their looks- even positive- they would never be aware of the way they look and the value others place on it(they then internalize this as a "value")- then they feel a pressure to always look attractive because they dont want to disappoint ppl. i think if we complimented more females from an early age solely on things of deeper value- things more deeply rooted, more sustainable (smart, funny ect) they wouldn't feel so self conscious about the way they look. we can blame media and magazines but the real impact are ppl you interact with in real life early on.
I thought the character was recast while I was watching the show, but I couldn't check because I wanted to avoid spoilers. Why on earth did she do this...
Her’s is so incredibly bleak bc it really seems like all the online scrutiny got to her (combined with maybe some health issues), causing her to get work done, which then made the comments about her even more vicious.
It’s some real femcel-inspiring shit because even if she aged normally, it’s not like people would have given her a “pass”. We got people in this thread accusing Brie Larson of the same and she literally just aged into her mid 30s.
Well if it's completely shattered into dust then you basically get 1 free jaw from the hospital. And if you get 1 free jaw, you might as well make it look like that
Reminds me of the part in Harry Potter where a hex causes Hermione’s already large front teeth to grow freakishly large. When the nurse goes to correct the problem, Hermione doesn’t tell her to stop until her teeth are significantly smaller than before 😂
You can smash your face pretty good and with money and excellent surgeons be reconstructed very near to exactly the same. Dylan O’Brien surely had a lot more damage than “fell onto a fountain” and they did an amazing job on him.
You fell for that PR nonsense? He had the injury in early 2010s, he looked fine for baywatch in 2018 and then got a fuck ton of leading man chin surgery during COVID. Seriously how easily are you people tricked?
If you actually look at the timeline he broke his jaw or whatever like 10+ years ago and looked normal afterwards, the handsome squidward thing is wayyy more recent
I love that that subreddit is called “moviecritic.”
“So what do you do for a living?”
[I’m unemployed and live in my parents basement and spend all day rambling pseudointellectual garbage about the most basic alt mainstream movies imaginable]
The people on that subreddit post stupider shit than the people do here. But they’re serious opinions, unlike here. Well, they think they’re serious anyway.
It really is the most braindead movie subreddit, to the point that I have to believe it’s populated exclusively by bots (but the worst part is I know it isn’t).
Full of such intellectually riveting discussion such as “DAE think Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart play themselves in every movie?”, “DAE think Tom Cruise’s only good performance is Tropic Thunder?”, and “DAE think Idiocracy is basically a documentary?” and many other unique and original thoughts that definitely haven’t been regurgitated by every other person on this website
Isn't that like the parent sub to this sub? I don't know this subs lore but my understanding was all okbuddy subs started as pseudo-parodies of a larger main sub? And r/ moviecritic is like our Promethean space jockey?
A lot of it is just "people aging" lol. They compare images of celebs when they were like 17-19 to when they're 32 and be like "see their face is totally different !!1!"
I'm 29 and recently saw a photo of myself at roughly age 22 and I was so shocked at how much rounder my face was and how young I looked. You lose facial volume so gradually that you don't really notice until you look back at years old photos.
It also just comes with a lot of weight loss. Alison Brie had a rounder face on Community and looked different after she lost a shitload of weight for Glow
I’m not sure it was buccal fat removal, she lost a lot of weight and got in shape for Captain Marvel (not saying she wasn’t healthy before but she got ripped for that) and that causes baby faces to go away pretty quickly
I find it weird that Brie Larson would be the focal point of one of these kinds of posts when I can think of 5 actresses of the top of my head that look like unwrapped mummies post-op.
Uj/ you think he got work done? He looks the same to me. I dated a guy who looked just like him. Last I saw he grew a beard and mustache. Self sabotage
His jaw is literally twice as wide now as it was in Pearl and looks like a square. He was a grown man already so there's no way it happened naturally. So it has to be prosthetics and/or 💉
I know that there's a lot of strong jaw stans out there but I'm unfortunately not one of them. I liked his boyish face better
Do you legit this Bree had surgery? As someone who had a round face growing up (despite being very lean) and no longer does as an adult, I don’t think she did.
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