Courtney Cox's plastic face
the most horrifying thing about the movie
shareyeah she and Jennifer Aniston ruined their faces…at least Jennifer stopped using all the filler and Botox
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Same thing with Sandra Bullock. They both look like Michael Jackson now and I don’t know why they do this to themselves
shareThey do it, I suspect, because they have only two choices - start getting plastic surgery in mid to late 30's to prevent getting fine lines and wrinkles at that time, but as they get older and older, they begin to resemble an alien from the mind of Dr. Seuss. The other choice is to not get any plastic surgery at all, but with today's hd cameras and tvs, they end up looking like Otzi the mummified man. What to do?
shareOwn it. Helen Mirren rocks her natural face and comes out looking like a Great-Gilf.
Just use make-up and stop trying to be 25, it makes you look like a cyborg or a terrifying mannequin come to life.
At least this is a horror film... I had the same thoughts about Nicole Kidman when watching her new Lucille Ball movie... they were both so beautiful before messing up their faces... have you seen Famke Janssen recently?
I was watching Something's Gotta Give (it's almost 20 years ago that this movie was released), but Diane Keaton was in her mid 50s I believe and she looked great and I think she has never had any surgery done, I haven't seen a movie of her's recently, but they made a lot of mention about her being an older woman in that movie and she looked her age, but she looked amazing.
The same thing I would say about current Julia Roberts who doesn't seem to have gone under the knife either, looks great!
Women who age naturally, like Annette Benning, Helen Mirren, Linda Carter, etc, look so much better than the unnatural look of plastic surgery. The only two exceptions (and this was more to enhance their beauty than to reverse their aging) are Kylie and Khloe Kardashian. They both look MUCH better after their tweaks.
The people I really feel bad for are the ones with obvious body dysmorphic disorder...and don’t seem to see in the mirror what WE see when we look at them. It’s like a Greek tragedy of sorts. A fantastic looking person spends their whole life trying to improve their look (then fix the botched attempt)....then try a new procedure...(then more surgery to try and fix), perpetually. Think Michael Jackson....Mickey ROURKE, etc.
If Mickey had never had any plastic surgery (and perhaps avoided the boxing ring), he’d probably be a great looking older guy to this day. Instead....what has happened to him is downright tragic, and sad.