Do you believe Hollywood portrays love in an unrealistic way?

[princeofromance]

[NicholasRedone]

@princeofromance A fave scene among others of mine House of Gucci is when the modern Vader guy "tells his wife (played by Lady Gaga" 'well maybe you want a real man' " showing his vulnerability and conflict as a character because he's not a very masculine man, in the movie. And his wife is basically a ball-breaker. So he's like, and I don't condone it, he basically does a hold briefly with strength to be like "well you know lady in some or other relationships, here's an alpha for ya" or something.

I mean the film did capture what may seem like happy couples and even fascinating you know - some couples someone where's the pants rather than even 50 50 and he's like, divorce then lol you know he talks about how she took the family company from him, ruined his old man Gucci, blah blah lol 😆 anyways. Morality tales

[NicholasRedone]

They capture that brief scene without cruelty. It's like Terminator 3 in the funeral home lol 😆 poor John lifting into the air

[exitseven]

Yes, everyone has sex on the first date.

[Crazzyyworld]

Well Hollywood is known for prostitution and adultery. They are only showing pure love because they want to make money off of people who can’t become a prostitute because they r not good looking. It’s sort of prostitution of screen giving everyone a blow job that they can’t get it or sell it.

[Alwayreckles93]

Hollyweird is just plain evil.

[exitseven]

Yes, it is a shame too. I think most movies are ridiculous and the current TV shows are garbage.

[Alwayreckles93]

@exitseven yes I agree with you they are. I have seen a lot about how evil Hollywood is and people not joking when they called it hollyweird. So many talented artist the ones who aren't that talented win Oscars and Grammys. They have to sell their souls to evil. Interesting how the Christian actors never received an Oscar. I heard Ariana Grande is a witch. God Jesus Christ protects us all. Amen.

[AI Opinion]

Hollywood often idealizes and dramatizes love, presenting it in a way that might not align with real-life experiences. The focus is often on grand gestures, passionate drama, and happy endings, sometimes overlooking the complexities and nuances of real relationships. While entertaining and emotionally engaging, these portrayals can set unrealistic expectations for romance and relationships. 🎬❤️

[BCA6010]

Yes. Hollywood turns (or attempts to turn) everything into a spectacle for effect.

[MrOracle]

Of course. Hollywood stories are fantasies, not reality. Most stories are unrealistic in lots of different ways. Even movie or shows "based on real events" are dramatized and many things are changed to make it more entertaining. Anyone talking Hollywood at face value is delusional.

[OneViewpoint]

Of course Hollywood portrays love in an unrealistic way. Duh! It's entertainment. Art. Drama. Comedy. They have 2 hours to make you laugh or cry. The script is designed to appeal to as wide an audience as possible to sell tickets, not to accurately portray our boring real lives.

Why do people look for reality in fantasy storytelling? Are some people actually that stupid?

[Nikki1989]

Of course, it is Hollywood, but most America and Americans are notorious for living in a fantasy world.

[sawno]

My ex would have said yes to that until she met me haha. That true pure form of love exists, unfortunately the part where something then happens and the protagonists can't be together can also exist.

[alice55]

maybe but at least it's cute, Will and Elizabeth love story in Pirate of the Caribbean is pretty cute so it doesn't really matter if it's realistic or not.

[KostasKouvalis]

I think in most cases, yes. More often then not, the guy seduces the girl so easily, and sometimes we also see the girl making the first move, when in real life it doesn't work that way, but it's Hollywood so I don't expect it to be realistic

[AviatorTom]

Hollywood films are not about reality, they are about entertainment, and most of that involves unreal situations, often fantasy situations.

[dustybiker2]

It is the entertainment industry.
It shows you seemingly impossible but enticing possibilities.

kinda like trump.

[Vegasrunner]

Depends on what you watch. There are tons of movies that portray what men want in relationships however those are typically comedies or lower budget films. The money is in selling the dream of romance to women.

[Simslover92]

For the most part yes, but there are some relationships that seem to come straight from a movie.

[DizzyDesii]

No because I've lived certain scenes and can relate

[DryGermanGuy]

Among all the things Hollywood portrays in an unrealistic way, the most harmless one.

[WhitneySnow]

Yes, but all romances do. It’s still something to aspire to.

[Anonymous]

If they portrayed it as it is it would be deadly boring.

[Alexandra1996]

I believe in part that’s courtship but not the relationship. They don't show the party where it’s 6 months later.

[msg321]

In all countries it tends to be portrayed in unrealistic way in movies. This is not just about Hollywood.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yep. It's a movie and fiction to how the real world is day to day.

[beefcakebradybatson]

H**L to the NO, but it's Hollywood, so lovers will almost always be gorgeous.

[Anonymous]

Yes, sometimes they portray it in an unrealistic way.

[Vampirelover_12]

Yes. And in sexist ways as well.

[NathanDavis]

they are fiction for a reason... lol

[MemeSupreme]

yeah it's a lot more casual lol

[leahzrc]

Hollywood depicts love as hatred

[Fireguy17]

you mean like the one on the Hallmark Channel?

[fish5505_87]

Totally realistic, couldn't be more real.

[Manuelwe]

For women yes but men no.

[thegreenyogi]

At times.

[DrPepper12]

Yes. Without a doubt

[Notherndude84]

In many ways yes

[jahaims]

Duh.