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Also, these celebrities really get the benefit of the doubt on screen. Editing really puts more size on them. Watch videos of Cavil or Tom Hardy training or even photos of them on set. Their bodies are radically different.
Makes me think of what the first shots of Iron Fist came out, and everyone was shitting on Finn Jones for not being up to standards.
Like, seriously? Dude looks better than 98% of men on the planet. You're complaining he's not at 99%? I don't get it.
Agreed. Dang, he's attractive there :3Always thought this was a good point for Zac
Makes me think of what the first shots of Iron Fist came out, and everyone was shitting on Finn Jones for not being up to standards.
Like, seriously? Dude looks better than 98% of men on the planet. You're complaining he's not at 99%? I don't get it.
I thought this was supposed to the male physical pinnacle that men couldn't measure up to.
Read the Dan Stevens thing above. Dehydrating oneself for one shirtless scene is quit similar to that.
It wouldn't be much of an issue if it were just about dudes losing a bit of beer gut and getting in shape. The workout plans and dehydrating shit for the camera is on a whole new level, quite similar to what actresses go through. It's not okay.
I still remember being in the theatre and during the Hemsworth shirtless scene hearing women audibly gasp no joke when the top came off.
At that point I knew Marvel knew exactly what they were doing
He's supposed to be a kung-fu master living weapon trained most of his life in the art of battle.
He looks like he should be serving me at Starbucks.
+1a lot of swole shaming in this thread calling these men disgusting and gross
He does look good.
a lot of swole shaming in this thread calling these men disgusting and gross
Man, would have hated to be on cleanup duty after that screening.
The eighties are back now? Does that mean more action movies?
Nah, It's crazy to think how lazy movie stars used to be with their physique. I think i look better than nearly any supposed "action star" from the 50s-70s just by casually working out every day, but Arnold changed the game and gave us higher ideals to strive for and we're all better off for it.
This was "fit and sexy" before? Hard to imagine...
a lot of swole shaming in this thread calling these men disgusting and gross
a lot of swole shaming in this thread calling these men disgusting and gross
lol people that say this shit must just not work out
It's his job to look good. Why should he not be held to a higher standard when people 8+ hour office jobs can do better on their free time.
Makes me think of what the first shots of Iron Fist came out, and everyone was shitting on Finn Jones for not being up to standards.
Like, seriously? Dude looks better than 98% of men on the planet. You're complaining he's not at 99%? I don't get it.
True, but I'd also blame the marketing team here a little. The obvious focus of that picture is his physique, so it's a bit weird to show it off this prominently when it's not all that exceptional compared to the other "super heroes".Makes me think of what the first shots of Iron Fist came out, and everyone was shitting on Finn Jones for not being up to standards.
Like, seriously? Dude looks better than 98% of men on the planet. You're complaining he's not at 99%? I don't get it.
It doesn't.
I'm not calling them disgusting and gross, I'm calling the process of 'roiding up and dehydrating oneself and all the craziness disgusting and gross.a lot of swole shaming in this thread calling these men disgusting and gross
a lot of swole shaming in this thread calling these men disgusting and gross
this looks better than any of the other pictures in this thread fyiNah, It's crazy to think how lazy movie stars used to be with their physique. I think i look better than nearly any supposed "action star" from the 50s-70s just by casually working out every day, but Arnold changed the game and gave us higher ideals to strive for and we're all better off for it.
This was "fit and sexy" before? Hard to imagine...
If it inspires kids and adults to take care of their bodies more, then I am all for buff/athletic movie stars.
It did for me
I was a 120 lbs throughout high school. Because of this, I had zero luck with the ladies, and had negative self image issues through school.
When Evans and Hemsworth showed off their physiques in Cap and Thor, when I was a senior, it inspired me to get into the gym and make a positive change in my life.
I'm still ways off from my idols like Cavill, Evans, and Jackman, but it's because of their insane physiques that I got off my ass and worked for something. Looking exactly like those dudes on screen is perhaps impossible, but to get close is certainly achievable.
If you don't like going to the gym, that's cool, I understand completely, but that's on you.
And that's not targeted at you, Bobby Roberts, but at the article in general. It's god damn ridiculous.
Between Heavyweights, Dodgeball, and Tropic Thunder, Stiller has a habit of being in comedy roles that also require him to be in good shape.
Real stars should look like this:
We haven't even started on Jinder Mahal, but that's a thread for another day.
Eh. I've known karate guys who kick ass while being absurdly skinny. But I guess reality is unrealistic and people won't find a martial artist believable unless he's buff like a superhero or somethingIt's the role, not his shape as compared to other guys. He doesn't look like he could karate chop his way out of a cardboard box. I was expecting or even wanting a Cap or Thor for the part, just a guy who looks like he's actually trained a bit in his life (or all his life as per the character). Finn just looks like an overcooked noodle here. I like the guy, but that's no Iron Fist. That's the problem.
Eh. I've known karate guys who kick ass while being absurdly skinny. But I guess reality is unrealistic and people won't find a martial artist believable unless he's buff like a superhero or something
Nah, It's crazy to think how lazy movie stars used to be with their physique. I think i look better than nearly any supposed "action star" from the 50s-70s just by casually working out every day, but Arnold changed the game and gave us higher ideals to strive for and we're all better off for it.
This was "fit and sexy" before? Hard to imagine...
Popping veins always freak me out. At some point those things are just going to explode.
The ultra veiny look is just repulsive. Orton looked much better in that Backlash match.
Eh. I've known karate guys who kick ass while being absurdly skinny. But I guess reality is unrealistic and people won't find a martial artist believable unless he's buff like a superhero or something
The ultra veiny look is just repulsive. Orton looked much better in that Backlash match.