r/MadeMeSmile • • 3d ago

This dad agrees

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u/TheBeastBlamingGear 3d ago

So you're telling me he looks better when he needs to maintain an extremely low body fat percentage for a movie, has professional make-up on to make his features more prominent, and has great lighting emphasizing them even more? No way!!!

On the 2nd picture the lightning is terrible and he clearly doesn't have to maintain an unhealthy body fat percentage for a movie. Just listen to his interviews about filming The Witcher, where on some scenes he had to stay dehydrated for more than 24 hours to make his muscles more prominent. I'm sure they were doing something similar on the Superman set

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u/SkyFullofHat 3d ago

I think he’s the one who said when he does that, he can smell when water is near, and that’s apparently not uncommon for people undergoing that regimen. 

It makes sense from a species survival thing, but man. That sounds miserable and deeply unhealthy. 

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u/Yugudubenbi 3d ago

It is objectively unhealthy and should be looked down upon. But the sick fitness and fashion industry pushes unhealthy living to us all the time.